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Topic: Censorship on r/bitcoin? (Read 319 times)

newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
September 12, 2017, 09:43:40 AM
#6
Bitcoin can be regulated but not censored. That is why it's decentralized and that's where it derives it's value from
jr. member
Activity: 54
Merit: 20
September 11, 2017, 10:36:01 PM
#5
So as a not-very-often reddit user can someone tell me what's going on here...
This post below of mine, I can see... when logged in
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6w0c0g/organization_most_effective_at_increasing_crypto/ 

When I log out I can still see the title, but the post is replaced with the word "removed."
When *you* are logged in to reddit, can you see the post?
legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1027
September 10, 2017, 11:37:09 PM
#4
To the Chinese GOVERNMENT and all governments around the world POPCORN1 will lay some
laws for ICO crypto ..

Who ever launches an ICO those people who come up with the ICO produce a white paper a
ROAD MAP..

Now all you have to do by LAW so no one gets scammed is this..

The people holding the ICO only get paid half the money until the road map is complete ..
When they complete the road map only on completion they get the other half ..

Now if they don't complete the ROAD MAP they say their going to do then the other half goes back to the government and goes to HOSPITALS ..

So any country who holds an ICO if they fail to meet the terms of the ROAD MAP then they loose half the money ..
Plus can be done for fraud if road map not complete ..

Now why i say this because i can say i will make a rocket powered pair off boots with no intention of making them because i do not know how too..

So when people doing an ICO you will read the ROAD MAP and then decide if the project they talk about is worth putting your money into and the fact if they do not complete what they said they was going to do the government wins BUT most of all the people win anyways because the
money is going to HOSPITALS..

Plus people will wont make ROAD MAPS they know quite well they cannot do because they will get done for fraud and loose half the money they made..

And plus when doing an ICO if doing a big ICO for big money then a lawyer is needed to make sure your all above board because if your not then you will be sued ..

Thus the more ICO the more jobs for LAWYERS
The more jobs for EVERYONE..

China don't make that mistake by banning ICO just some simple laws needed to protect people..

Just think how much more money will flow in and out your country CHINA..

Goods getting bought all over the shop ..
Money will FLOW .. Grin

And yes China you would be the leader ..

Just think of WEIBO they must of had a white paper a road map..
Well what would of happened if it failed?..

NOTHING  Wink..
Because they done what they set out to do..     
The only thing would of been no customers and that is in the lap of the gods if people like what you do..

So the same with ICO if they complete the ROAD MAP then that's all they can do it's up to the public to use it what ever they said they would do in their ICO ..

And just think if they fail You the GOVERNMENT will get the other half for your hospitals for free..
WIN WIN situation ..

The fact it helped the poor anyways ..
Why because if you can afford to buy CRYPTO then you wont be to angry it going back into your public services if the ICO was a scam..

And the best no false promises on ROAD MAPS..
member
Activity: 560
Merit: 10
September 10, 2017, 05:47:57 PM
#3
So I've just posted two messages at r/bitcoin , my first two ever I think. Both got deleted within about 12 hours.  I kinda just wanted to see if the censorship accusations were true, but neither of the posts pushed the envelope much... One was asking how much censorship if any there is, another was asking what the readers think is the world's best organization for spreading crypto adoption.  I think they both complied with the rules.

Based on your own experiences, what are your theories as to their motivations, what's driving the post-destruction rampage or do you agree there is such a thing?  Do *you* see them censoring much?  To what extent is bitcoin.org controlling r/bitcoin?


First of all who is "their/them"? Sounds like a conspiracy if you ask me. Its probably just some mods who didnt like what you said or something. Where you vulgar or inappropriate in anyway?

Anyway to answer your other questions I dont think bitcoin.org controls anything, and I dont know what rampage you speak of. I think bitcoin is just fine and nobody controls it, thats

the beauty of it. No government, person, or group can stop what bitcoin has done to revolutionize the worlds way of looking at money and currency.

The MODs there are highly biased and conservative. They deny any out of the box thoughts and would go anywhere to prove themselves and only themselves correct.
full member
Activity: 280
Merit: 102
The revolutionary trading ecosystem
September 10, 2017, 03:57:07 PM
#2
So I've just posted two messages at r/bitcoin , my first two ever I think. Both got deleted within about 12 hours.  I kinda just wanted to see if the censorship accusations were true, but neither of the posts pushed the envelope much... One was asking how much censorship if any there is, another was asking what the readers think is the world's best organization for spreading crypto adoption.  I think they both complied with the rules.

Based on your own experiences, what are your theories as to their motivations, what's driving the post-destruction rampage or do you agree there is such a thing?  Do *you* see them censoring much?  To what extent is bitcoin.org controlling r/bitcoin?


First of all who is "their/them"? Sounds like a conspiracy if you ask me. Its probably just some mods who didnt like what you said or something. Where you vulgar or inappropriate in anyway?

Anyway to answer your other questions I dont think bitcoin.org controls anything, and I dont know what rampage you speak of. I think bitcoin is just fine and nobody controls it, thats

the beauty of it. No government, person, or group can stop what bitcoin has done to revolutionize the worlds way of looking at money and currency.
jr. member
Activity: 54
Merit: 20
September 10, 2017, 01:55:08 PM
#1
So I've just posted two messages at r/bitcoin , my first two ever I think. Both got deleted within about 12 hours.  I kinda just wanted to see if the censorship accusations were true, but neither of the posts pushed the envelope much... One was asking how much censorship if any there is, another was asking what the readers think is the world's best organization for spreading crypto adoption.  I think they both complied with the rules.

Based on your own experiences, what are your theories as to their motivations, what's driving the post-destruction rampage or do you agree there is such a thing?  Do *you* see them censoring much?  To what extent is bitcoin.org controlling r/bitcoin?
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