I would suggest we should start a new thread then and inform all our participants about the new thread URL, if that is the only way to get rid of people who are not welcome here.
Thanks got payment . Yeah if you think that way new thread can be handled more easily go ahead , make new thread and make here announcement for participants.
I think thats an overreaction. In the end everyone is free to join another campaign if they want to. You will always have people trying to troll you or who are uncomfortable. Opening a self moderated thread for convenience will set a wrong signal as this is the same method shady traders and services handle the heat.
The statement was in rection to marcotheminer saying that you can only institute a local rule when you create the thread after a local rule was added saying that marcotheminer cannot post in this thread. The plan was to create a new thread with a local rule of no marcotheminer to prevent him from posting/trolling here.
IMO I think the local rule should be enforced here especially if he is made aware of it ahead of time.
Yes I thought that was the reason. I merely stated that anyone may switch campaigns because I believe this was the root for implementing the local rule in the first place. Im not sure if mods would enforce the local rule or if its even needed. My argument is that marco will not be the last person thats uncomfortable or trolling here and keeping a growing list of those people seems like the wrong solution to me.
Well it is not so much that he is trolling, it is that he is spamming his signature campaign in this thread by telling everyone in the campaign that he will try to work out a "special deal" with them if they are a
good poster on default trust and willing to give positive trust.
You got the wrong idea, quickseller, but I won't try to argue. I worked out a deal with
Q7 and
cyclops to name a few not with any default trust standings and am in the talks with a few other 'ordinarily exceptional' members actually.
As of now, you have already roped in two of our participants with the same method you accused Carra23 of.
He did it in a completely different way, there was no complaints, no bans. I respect him all the same like any other campaign manager. You have no right to accuse him while you are employing a more tactical, monopolistic version of the same.
The campaign manager of cryptomine.io, Carra23,
is specifically inviting and paying higher rates for some (not all) very trusted members (with significant green, often bolded, trust) into the cryptomine.io signature campaign.Quotes confirming he PMs high trusted users to join the campaign (all below users have publicly visible green trust):
Enrolling as per invitation via PM..
I was PM'd about it
Yeah she did.
Yes they did.
Quote from: marcotheminer
Did carra23 contact you to join a campaign?
Quote from: bigtimespaghetti (green trusted user)
Hi marco, yes carra23 got in touch to join.
The above issue(s) aren't too big of a deal, although it does make him sound a bit shady but as long as members don't find the PMs to be spammy, it can slide.
Full disclosure, I run am running a signature campaign on behalf of BIT-X.com.