The easiest way would be to publish the script here so it can be verified by experienced users. So I ask aTriz to publish the script here.
@scam_detector, would it be satisfactory to you as a first step if aTriz were to commit a SHA-256 hash of any pertinent script in his possession? I think that would then allow any further discussions to proceed more smoothly.
@aTriz, I suggest committing a SHA-256 hash of the script. That is what I would do at this point, if I were in your position—to fix the bit-for-bit identity of the script for evidentiary purposes, as well as to immediately show that I am acting in good faith in the face of many accusations.
Note: I have previously (somewhere in the “prove my script works” thread) suggested that Alia commit such a hash. Of course, it did not happen.
@cruso, besides my foregoing suggestion as to the gambling script, I will at this point speak only to one fact of which you may not be aware:
3 By renting the alia account's signature space, did aTriz (a highly respected user) give it some legitimacy?
Please see earlier in this thread:
It was an unpleasant surprise to see someone who appeared to be level headed like aTriz, making the errors of judgement he has made in vouching for a gambling script and pre paying a large signature deal with a newbie, based on a 'contract' apparently scribbled on the back of an envelope.
My best guess: Star power. Movie studio exec rushes to lock in a hot rising starlet, who is supposed to be the Next Big Thing—and it turns out, there is some nasty surprise about her...
Again, my guess.
I note that aTriz also hinted at making an offer for my signature. From Alia’s signature-selling thread:Do we get the sig space of your alt nullius as well?
(Disclosure: Some discussions were had. The only reason why I’m not wearing a paid signature now is that I really don’t want one—although I do not wholly exclude the possibility; remember, I’m the guy who couldn’t get scammed out of 1.2 BTC because I don’t have it. Nevertheless, my PGP key fingerprints need the space. PGP fingerprints are important to me.)
Now, as you realize, my signature would be substantially more valuable than Alia’s. Think about that in business terms.
I have no first-hand knowledge of aTriz’s signature deal with Alia. I was not a party to that deal, and not privy to negotiations between them. However, I have drawn different inferences than you do, based on where I
was involved (my own discussion with aTriz—and my likely being the one who inadvertently attracted his attention to Alia).
Knowing the foregoing, would you draw the same conclusions as you did in your post?