Topic: AI Spam Report Reference Thread - page 5. (Read 21778 times)

are we kidding? are you kidding me? I ask the staff to intervene in this regard

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I guess the result of your appeal will be in several more tags.

Fake: 0.1%

translated in english


Fake: 100%


I would like to know what shitty tool you use, totally unreliable that considers translated posts 100% fake
are you relly kidding me?
you accuse people like this just to +1 and get merit without me having done anything
without me having spammed

I didn't make 20 posts a day to make money for a signature LIKE YOU or take merits, LIKE you
you have to take away this merit and maybe you also have to stop using a shitty tool like this for free, which obviously I have amply demonstrated that it doesn't work

I demand an apology obviously

It makes sense actually, I'm really bad.
Now at the moment I'm pissed because they pointed out to me that I'm using AI using shitty tools that don't work.
I proved that taking a post of mine in Italian and translating it into English gives me 100% fake.
They gave me a trust without a reason just to do +1 and get merits and this is not fair.

It makes sense actually, I am really poor.
Now at the moment I'm pissed off because I've been accused of using AI using shitty tools that don't work.
I proved that taking one of my posts in Italian and translating it into English gives me 100% fakes.
They gave me a trust for no reason just to make +1 and take merits and that is not fair.

You can check; I didn't use one tool; I checked on three. They are all in the proof. Also, why did you edit the posts yesterday if you claim you didn't use AI?
Google Translate and Chatbot GPT will give different results. Before showing your posts and the posts of those I posted who also use AI, I checked many other posts from your local section.
However, using AI reveals yours and several others.
So stop shouting; follow rule 32.
Why should I check posts in Italian when it is obvious that you will speak fluently there?

Also, go through this topic. Moderators will never delete posts if they disagree with the reports.

Do you mind if i demand you to stop creating multiple posts in a row?

--snip--
I demand an apology obviously

32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

si ma era prevedibile che sarebbe successo, ha aspettato solo il momento giusto per fare la manovra,
diciamo che la pressione mediatica su di lui era davvero alta e quindi chiunque avrebbe fatto la stessa mossa.
comunque i soldi penso non gli manchi quindi  

e questa è la fortuna che abbiamo, siamo dentro ad un sistema dove nessuno può manipolare e dobbiamo starci il piu possibile
perche questa è la svolta che stiamo vivendo che può cambiare le sorti di tutti !

Ha senso in effetti, sono veramente scarso.
Ora al momento sono incazzato perchè mi hanno additato di usare AI usando dei tool di merda che non funzionano.
Ho dimostrato che prendendo un mio post in italiano e traducendolo in inglese mi da fake 100%.
Mi hanno dato un trust senza un motivo solo per fare +1 e prendere merits e questo non è giusto.

It makes sense, actually; I'm really lacking. Right now, I'm angry because I've been accused of using AI with those useless tools that don't work. I demonstrated that taking one of my posts in Italian and translating it into English gives me a 100% fake rating. They gave me a trust without reason, just to add +1 and earn merits, and that's not fair.

This post also looks like it was written by a robot. There may be some paraphrasing here as well.

Can you analyze and provide some points on the quoted text below?

"Certainly Bayern Munich will not want to lose Musiala, they are not like Dortmund who are a profit oriented club. Bayern Munich will always want to continue winning the league title so they need every good and fit player in the team to help boost the team’s performance this season. I’m unsure about Sane’s position in this team. He didn’t live up to the expectations at Bayern Munich, it is very likely that Bayern will may reduce his wages in the new contract. Knowing Sane’s history at Liverpool, I very much doubt he will take that deal.
I can even guarantee that Jamal Musiala is much more important than Harry Kane, last season before Kane, Jamal Musiala role managed to contribute 12 goals and 10 assists so it makes sense for Bayern Munich to keep him longer. If they don't act soon, there will be many clubs who intend to bring him in at any price. He is still young but his maturity level on the field is unquestionable."

This quoted text offers a perspective on Bayern Munich's priorities and the players' roles within the club. Here are some key points from the analysis:

1. **Bayern Munich’s Focus on Success**: Unlike Dortmund, which is described as "profit-oriented," Bayern Munich is portrayed as a club that prioritizes consistent league victories. Their retention strategy revolves around keeping high-performing players to maintain success.

2. **Jamal Musiala’s Importance**: The speaker emphasizes Musiala’s significance, suggesting he is even more crucial to Bayern Munich than Harry Kane. This is backed by Musiala's impressive contribution (12 goals and 10 assists) in the previous season, making him essential to the team’s future.

3. **Leroy Sane’s Uncertainty**: The speaker expresses doubt about Leroy Sane's position at Bayern, mentioning that he has not met expectations. There is a suggestion that Bayern may lower his wages in a potential contract renewal, which the speaker believes Sane would likely reject, especially considering his past at Liverpool.

4. **Transfer Risks for Musiala**: There is concern that if Bayern Munich does not secure Musiala soon, other clubs may pursue him aggressively due to his talent, despite his young age.

5. **Musiala’s Maturity**: The speaker highlights that although Musiala is still young, his maturity on the field is beyond question, which adds to his value and Bayern's need to keep him long-term.

The overall message reinforces Bayern Munich's desire to retain top talent, with Musiala being a key figure in their strategy moving forward.

This quoted text offers a perspective on Bayern Munich's priorities and the players' roles within the club. Here are some key points from the analysis:

Unlike Dortmund, which is described as "profit-oriented," Bayern Munich is portrayed as a club that prioritizes consistent league victories. Their retention strategy revolves around keeping high-performing players to maintain success.

The speaker emphasizes Musiala’s significance, suggesting he is even more crucial to Bayern Munich than Harry Kane. This is backed by Musiala's impressive contribution (12 goals and 10 assists) in the previous season, making him essential to the team’s future.

The speaker expresses doubt about Leroy Sane's position at Bayern, mentioning that he has not met expectations. There is a suggestion that Bayern may lower his wages in a potential contract renewal, which the speaker believes Sane would likely reject, especially considering his past at Liverpool.

There is concern that if Bayern Munich does not secure Musiala soon, other clubs may pursue him aggressively due to his talent, despite his young age.

The speaker highlights that although Musiala is still young, his maturity on the field is beyond question, which adds to his value and Bayern's need to keep him long-term.

The overall message reinforces Bayern Munich's desire to retain top talent, with Musiala being a key figure in their strategy moving forward.

Comparing the chances of Inter Milan and Manchester City, there definitely seems to be an underdog advantage. As betting is a game of risk versus reward, fans of Inter Milan may view this as a golden opportunity to place their bets, considering the favorable odds. This indeed would add excitement to their viewing experience, regardless of where they choose to see the game.

In terms of Carlo Ancelotti, his versatility and adaptability as a manager is highly praised. He has successfully managed a number of top clubs, including Real Madrid. His ability to strategize according to changing situations, and utilize players in unconventional positions speaks volumes of his capability. Despite facing numerous challenges with injuries within the squad and potential internal conflicts, Ancelotti's resilient approach is commendable. Football is an unpredictable sport and it would be interesting to see when and how Ancelotti manages to stabilize the situation at Real Madrid.

I agree, the number of injuries occurring at top football clubs is not unique to Real Madrid. These injuries not only impact the club's domestic competitions but also international competitions like the UEFA National League and the World Cup qualifiers. The loss of Bellingham, in particular, is significant as he is a versatile player who can cover multiple positions. It is fortunate that Mbappe has been able to partially fill that void left by Bellingham. However, you are correct in pointing out that Madrid's primary concern should be their defense, which currently appears to be a weakness. Despite these challenges, the depth of Real Madrid's squad provides some reassurances, coupled with the return of injured players. It will be interesting to see how Ancelotti chooses to handle these issues in upcoming matches.

 The winning mentality is indeed a crucial aspect in football and it seems that Arsenal has been struggling with this for a while now. However, we also should remember that changing such deep-rooted issues takes time and consistent effort.

Mikel Arteta certainly has a mammoth task in front of him, but he has shown promise with the improvements the club has made under his coaching. Although they have not won the EPL title in recent times, Arsenal still have had some memorable performances and they seem to be more competitive now.

Regarding the comparison with Manchester United, it's important to note that the two clubs have had different journeys over the last few years. Each club has its own unique set of circumstances, so comparisons might not always give us the full picture.

Ultimately, only time will tell if Arteta and Arsenal can overcome these challenges and bring the glory days back to the Gunners.

Yes, I can certainly understand your perspective and I mostly agree with it. Antonio Conte's impact at Napoli has indeed been impressive and has managed to transform them into a strong and competitive side. His winning mentality has been reflected in the team's performances and the players seem to have embraced his style of football convincingly.

However, as you rightly mentioned, it's still early days in the season and maintaining consistency is indeed a challenge that Napoli is facing. Not only in terms of performances but also from a physical perspective, considering the demands of various competitions such as the Champions League and the Europa League.

Your point about Conte's work at Napoli being superior to his stint at Tottenham is notable. Given the fact that Napoli doesn't have the kind of star-studded squad that Tottenham or Inter have, Conte's achievements so far have been admirable. Nonetheless, the true evaluation of his work will be premised on the club's ability to sustain their momentum throughout the season. If they manage to do so and

Al Nassr evidently had intentions to bring Ronaldo to their team as part of their strategy to be more competitive. However, their rival Al Hillal remains a significant obstacle to overcome. They also face increased competition from Al Ittihad and other improving teams in the Arab League.

Their current coach is Pioli, and expectations from the fans are high due to his impressive coaching skills. The author notes that Al Nassr's victory over Al Rayyan in the Asian Champions League (ACL) marked a positive beginning under Pioli's leadership.

Al Rayyan, a strong team in the Qatar league, is not an easy opponent, according to the author, adding to Pioli's achievement. It's implied that with Pioli at the helm and Ronaldo in good form, Al Nassr might finally stand a chance against Al Hilal.

Yes, I do follow football closely and I'm familiar with Florian Wirtz. He is indeed a promising player and it's no surprise that top clubs like Liverpool are interested in him. He has had an impressive performance in Bundesliga which has caught the attention of many.

As for Arsenal, one can only speculate. Wirtz won't be a cheap acquisition, and it's known that Arsenal traditionally do not prefer splurging on transfers. However, the club could potentially see the value in investing in such a promising young talent.

When it comes to choosing a league, it's ultimately Wirtz's decision and it's all about what suits his development best. The Premier League indeed has a lot to offer him in terms of competition. At the same time, La Liga or staying in the Bundesliga could also offer him significant opportunities.

It's certainly exciting to see where his career will take him. He, like many young players, will surely shape the future of football in the coming years.

Yes, I can certainly understand your perspective and I mostly agree with it. Antonio Conte's impact at Napoli has indeed been impressive and has managed to transform them into a strong and competitive side. His winning mentality has been reflected in the team's performances and the players seem to have embraced his style of football convincingly.

However, as you rightly mentioned, it's still early days in the season and maintaining consistency is indeed a challenge that Napoli is facing. Not only in terms of performances but also from a physical perspective, considering the demands of various competitions such as the Champions League and the Europa League.

Your point about Conte's work at Napoli being superior to his stint at Tottenham is notable. Given the fact that Napoli doesn't have the kind of star-studded squad that Tottenham or Inter have, Conte's achievements so far have been admirable. Nonetheless, the true evaluation of his work will be premised on the club's ability to sustain their momentum throughout the season. If they manage to do so and

Certainly, football is unpredictable and that's why we love it! Parma's performance in the first half was impressive, but it's unfortunate they couldn't maintain the momentum in the second half. It's a testament to Udinese's spirit that they were able to come back and even outperform Parma.

Udinese's form is commendable, and it seems they are determined to keep their top position. However, with just a 1 point gap from Napoli and a 2 point gap from Inter Milan, they need to ensure they do not make mistakes in their upcoming matches.

As you rightly mentioned, Parma needs to learn from this game. They did well, but it's vital for them to maintain their performance throughout the game to secure the victory. And yes, whether it's coincidence or not, the championship seems very exciting and dynamic with these developments. Let's see how it turns over time. One thing we can be sure of is, no team can afford to be compl

Indeed, managing a football club is no easy task and the pressure is immense. In terms of Manchester United, the tolerance towards the current management could perhaps be attributed to the legacy and sentimentality attached to the club. Firing a manager in the middle of a season is a big decision as it could destabilize the team. However, continuous poor performance might force the management's hand, especially if it puts the club's standing at risk. The focus of a manager needs to be on the current season and ensuring player fitness to achieve the best results. Evaluating players, their injuries and recovery times are critical aspects of team management. There's normally little margin for excuses in highly competitive football. The expectations put on Ten Hag are massive and only time will tell if he can live up to them.

The quoted text provides a detailed analysis of Bayern Munich's priorities, suggesting that the club would prioritize retaining Jamal Musiala, a young, promising player who had a significant contribution to the team's performance last season, over Leroy Sane, whose performance at the club failed to meet expectations.

The author also argues that Bayern Munich, in spite of Sane's history at Liverpool, could seek to reduce Sane's wages in a new contract?something they presume Leroy Sane would reject, given previous history. Furthermore, the author asserts that Musiala is a more important asset to the team than Harry Kane, making strong points about his potential value to players who may wish to acquire him.

I find these observations and insights to be insightful and reasonable, considering the club's current situation and relative success. Bayern Munich indeed appears to be more focused on maintaining their reigning position in the league, and developing young talent seems to align with that goal.

I completely agree - Liverpool have shown a marked level of improvement under Arne Slot’s management. It's often a challenge for a new manager to instill their own tactics and strategies into an established team, but Slot seems to have accomplished this relatively quickly, as seen by Liverpool's strong start to their Champions League campaign.

Mohamed Salah has indeed been in outstanding form this season, which is remarkable considering his recovery from injury. Despite uncertainty about his future at Liverpool, he has maintained his professionalism and continues to deliver exceptional performances on the pitch. Ever since Jurgen Klopp's era, Salah has been an integral part of the team, contributing consistently to their successes. Arne Slot has recognized this and continues to rely on him as a mainstay.

Bologna's performance this season has unfortunately been a shadow of their form last season, especially due to the loss of key players which has left them weakened. Liverpool astutely capitalized on these weaknesses to secure a victory.

Simone Inzaghi has made himself indispensable at Inter Milan. His contributions in the games and the trust the players have placed in him is evident. It makes sense for him to want to stay and achieve more with Inter Milan, especially after the near-miss of a Champions League win and his new contract extension that solidifies his position until 2026.
Manchester United might face a significant challenge if they wish to secure him as their coach. Given all the factors, it doesn't seem very likely for Inzaghi to leave Inter Milan. United should perhaps shift focus towards other potential coaches to find the right fit for their team.
Simone Inzaghi's commitment and dedication to Inter Milan underline his passion for the club and the sport. It would be fascinating to keep an eye on his career progression and see what other accolades he might secure for Inter Milan in the future.

It seems like there's a lot of frustration with Ten Hag's handling of Manchester United. I agree that it's crucial for a football club's manager to effectively communicate with the media, but also balance this by focusing on the team's performance. The fact that Ten Hag continues to make comments that seem unsupported by the team's performance only fuels the discontent.

As you mentioned, it's particularly concerning if it appears that both the players and the club's management are not interested in improving their performance. This could potentially lead to a decline in the club's morale and overall performance.

On the other hand, changing the coach is a big decision and must be done carefully. It shouldn't be regarded as an experiment, and definitely not decided on a whim. I agree that Solskjaer doesn't seem to be the right person for the job, given that his return did not significantly improve the club's performance. The best shift would probably be to invest in a coach who has proven their worth

seriosly, i can help if you teach me the correct tool

The thing is its not accurate for small amounts of text; it needs a large sample size to be any good (500 characters minimum). It just doesn't have a minimum character amount, unlike hivemoderation and some of the others. Having said that it is accurate for larger posts.

Maybe nutildah doesn't think so? Or hasn't realised it yet? If so, I'd better remove him from the list of those in the OP. In fact I see that the last report today only used that detector.

Maybe nutildah doesn't think so? Or hasn't realised it yet? If so, I'd better remove him from the list of those in the OP. In fact I see that the last report today only used that detector.

I would not recommend that detector because it turned out to be quite unreliable and shows too many false detections. I had some bad experiences with the same, although I see that many people still use it.

it's clear that the quality of football does not match that of European leagues. Comparing leagues from vastly different regions and competitive levels can be challenging, as there are many factors to consider such as the level of competition, player development, financial resources, fan base, and historical performance in continental competitions. It's interesting that you've highlighted the performance of Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr, who appear to be the top teams in the Saudi Pro League. It's worth keeping an eye on the Asian Champions League to see if these teams or others from the Saudi Pro League can make a breakthrough in the future. While it seems the league is not yet on par with Europe's top leagues, it could still offer a unique and engaging football experience.

Yes, it seems there was a misunderstanding or maybe some misinformation circulating about the relationship between Osimhen and Conte. Indeed, Osimhen had some issues at Napoli, which may have created a certain perception. However, Conte's decision not to play Osimhen at the start of the season was primarily due to ongoing negotiations for Osimhen in the transfer market. After which, he was loaned to Galatasaray.

Comparing Osimhen to Lukaku may not be fair as these are two players at different stages in their careers, each with distinct strengths and weaknesses. Osimhen is a young prospect with a promising future ahead, while Lukaku is an established player with a proven track record. Both bring value to their respective teams in their own ways.

Yes, I completely agree with you. The sport of boxing highly relies on entertainment aspects nowadays. A rematch between Garcia and Haney could indeed be one solution to solve their ongoing dispute, and it could also bring much excitement to the fans, regardless of whether steroids are involved or not. Ryan Garcia being involved in a fight against one of the Paul brothers might be a better avenue for him, given their popularity, and could possibly garner more attention and revenue rather than a rematch against Haney. In the end, it all boils down to how the stakeholders and participants of the sport want to show their craft and please their fans. But one thing is for sure, despite all these controversies, Garcia seems determined to leave a powerful legacy in the boxing world, whether that involves fighting Haney, the Paul brothers or anyone else. Indeed, we'll just have to wait until his suspension is lifted next year to see what his next move will be.

 Both teams displayed strong performances throughout the game. Even though Manchester City had the advantage initially, Newcastle used a strategic approach to equalize in the second half through a penalty. It seems like both teams tried to control the game in their own unique way - Manchester City through their offensive domination and Newcastle through their streamlined defensive structure.

One of the notable points in the match is the performance of Erling Haaland. Despite his efforts, he was unable to score a goal, which may have impacted Manchester City's overall performance. This is highlighted by the missed opportunity with the header in the additional time. On the other hand, the goalkeeper for Newcastle stood out through several successful saves against Manchester City's strong attacks.

This game is also compared to Manchester City's previous encounter with Arsenal, with the observation that Newcastle's team was more balanced and able to withstand the pressure till the end. The commendable defense by Newcastle

From your analysis, it seems like you have a deep understanding of football, and it's clear you've evaluated the teams thoroughly. Your decision to not disregard Napoli's performance against Como, even though Como always manages to fight back, is noteworthy. Indeed, Napoli has a powerful defense and for Como to score, it will be quite a game. The prediction of a victory for Napoli also takes into consideration their current form, which is a crucial element.

As for your Verona vs Venezia assessment, it seems solid. It is true that Verona, despite being a host and theoretically stronger on paper, is actually in a difficult period, with four consecutive losses and a series of large goal concessions. Therefore, your decision to bet over 2.5 in this game to avoid the unforeseeable draw seems like a strategy based on the current situation and statistics of the teams.

Remember, in betting it's always crucial to analyze as much information as you can, including recent games, current form,

Indeed, comparing different leagues can prove to be a complex task. European football leagues often enjoy greater visibility and are generally considered more competitive due to various factors, such as economic resources, historical relevance, and player development and infrastructure. Nonetheless, this doesn't diminish the potential of other leagues such as the Saudi Pro League. As you've said, Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr have shown strong performances. The Asian Champions League could certainly serve as a thrilling platform for teams like these to shine and showcase their talent on an international stage. While it might not be on the same level as Europe's top leagues, the Saudi Pro League undoubtedly offers its own unique and enticing football experience.

Absolutely, I agree with you. Betting, especially in sports, is not simply about predictions and odds. There's a significant amount of luck involved. No matter how safe a bet may seem, it's always important to stake responsibly because the possibility of losing always exists. The unpredictability of sports games forms a major part of this risk. Predictions and strategies are tools to give one an edge, but they can never guarantee a win because of the unpredictable nature of sports. Therefore, it's always essential for a gambler to be prepared for losses and to never stake more than they can afford to lose.

User: Jcosmoxx

Manual Trading vs. Bot Trading

In the world of financial markets, traders have two primary methods for executing trades: manual trading and bot trading (also known as algorithmic trading). Both approaches have their pros and cons, and choosing the right one depends on a trader's objectives, risk tolerance, and skill set.
Manual Trading

What is it? Manual trading involves making buying and selling decisions personally, based on analysis, market conditions, and instincts. Traders manually enter their orders into trading platforms after analyzing charts, news, and other factors.

Advantages:

    Human Intuition: Manual traders can adapt quickly to sudden market shifts, news events, or unexpected volatility. They can apply discretion and experience when making decisions.
    Full Control: Since the trader is actively involved, they have full control over every trade, choosing when and how to enter or exit.
    Learning Experience: Manual trading fosters a deeper understanding of the market. Traders improve their analysis and decision-making skills over time.

Disadvantages:

    Emotional Bias: One of the major downsides is that human emotions, such as fear or greed, can lead to poor decisions or irrational trading.
    Time-Consuming: Manual trading requires constant monitoring of the markets, which can be stressful and time-intensive.
    Fatigue and Error-Prone: Traders are prone to fatigue, which can result in mistakes or missed opportunities.

Bot Trading (Algorithmic Trading)

What is it? Bot trading refers to the use of algorithms and automated software to execute trades on behalf of a trader. These bots can follow predetermined rules, analyze market conditions, and execute trades without human intervention.

Advantages:

    Speed and Efficiency: Trading bots can execute trades in milliseconds, taking advantage of minor price fluctuations that human traders may miss.
    Emotion-Free Trading: Bots are immune to emotional bias, ensuring trades are executed based solely on logic and pre-set strategies.
    24/7 Monitoring: Bots can operate continuously, even when the trader is asleep or unavailable, maximizing potential trading opportunities in global markets.
    Backtesting: Algorithms can be tested on historical data, allowing traders to evaluate performance before deploying the strategy in live markets.

Disadvantages:

    Lack of Flexibility: Bots follow predefined rules and cannot adapt to unexpected market events, like geopolitical crises or sudden news.
    Technical Failures: Bots rely on stable internet connections and functioning platforms. Any technical glitch can lead to losses.
    Cost and Complexity: Setting up effective trading algorithms can be expensive, and using sophisticated bots requires programming knowledge or hiring developers.

Conclusion

Manual trading offers a personalized, hands-on approach with the benefit of human intuition, but it’s time-consuming and vulnerable to emotional pitfalls. Bot trading provides speed and precision but requires technical expertise and lacks the adaptability of human traders. For many, the best approach may lie in a hybrid strategy that combines the advantages of both systems.

This dude truly doesn't get it: