This is revealing. I am trying to figure out why each user was targeted. Those marked as “defamators
[sic]” must be the users with the most effective recent posts showing BSV’s scam for what it is. (Well, the highly effective Bitcoin defenders not already flagged by BSV; check flagging history.)
The message is clear: If you
show the public a new angle on BSV’s scamminess, if you
start a discussion that will lead to an organized community response to BSV, then you will be honoured by the public spectacle of BSV throwing a hissy fit at you.
I suggest to the Bitcoin community that if you care about Bitcoin, and if BSV has not yet abusively flagged you, then you should do something to deserve that prize. I see that BSV has created many absurd retaliatory flags before; and I’m ashamed that it took me more than a whole week back on the forum to get one myself. C’mon, folks, show us what you’ve got!
If BSV has flagged you, please tell me which of your posts you think probably hurt its poor little scammer feelings sufficiently to be the trigger. I have some sMerit that I am currently saving for what I think are the best pro-Bitcoin posts (both in a positive sense of explaining why Bitcoin is great, and by protecting Bitcoin from lies). I will trust BSV’s “endorsement” via a ridiculous flag as a mark of potential meritoriousness.
As for
BSV’s accusation that I am a “defamator”, well, I only tell THE TRUTH as I have learned it from Dr. Wright!!! And the truth is that Craig Wright’s mother is a hamster.
You did not disprove it. Here is the PROOF, digitally signed by Satoshi Nakamoto himself in the presence of Gavin Andresen:
Craig Wright’s Mother Now, go away, or I will taunt BSV into flagging me again.
Is this sort of flagrant disregard for the rules of flag creation and obvious flag abuse grounds for a ban? ???
Whether or not it is, I hope that BSV is not banned for this. It’s a great way for BSV to make a laughingstock of itself (for the 2
nth time, with large
n). I choked on my coffee when I saw this post—seriously, it almost killed me with amusement.
P.S., BSV’s trust-flag antics are funny; but BSV’s fraudulent attack on Bitcoin is not. Thus I want to let you know, for those who may be wondering, I will indeed be replying further on the
Project Anastasia discussion about Craig Wright being an
identity thief. My response there is only a bit slow, because I have been preparing something else I want to post and link there... and because I’m meanwhile trying to catch up on other projects I had thrown aside for the past few days to begin developing a larger strategic campaign to promote and protect Bitcoin and all it stands for. This is only the beginning. Watch for it!