Topic: [Discussion] Bitcointalk Community Awards 🏆 - page 7. (Read 21030 times)

Then how do you propose to check if a candidate is indeed female or not? By (having her) submitting her KYC?

I know there are no ways to identify who is he or she but hey, this isn't some random contest. Is it? Most of the candidates are known to all.

I believe that this category exists for a reason: there are few women in this field.
The problem is that we also have some difficulty in being sure who is a woman or not.

That's why in this category I only vote for the only user who I'm 100% sure is a woman.

What do you guys think about making a rule that you only vote for 1 candidate per category. I think it would make vote counting easier and the awards more competitive.

I believe that this category exists for a reason: there are few women in this field.

The problem is that we also have some difficulty in being sure who is a woman or not.

That's why in this category I only vote for the only user who I'm 100% sure is a woman.

philipma1957 voted today and in the last category voting which is for Miss Bitcointalk , which I don't know if it has been discussed before. He said,

The question of why a female get a reward for being a female while there's no corresponding reward for the opposite gender demands an answer. Is there a kind of discrimination which has been overlooked for years? To the best of my knowledge, such an award of Miss goes in pair with Mr. Should Icopress consider including this in next year award or we live it this way which looks like a gender discrimination issue.

The question of why a female get a reward for being a female while there's no corresponding reward for the opposite gender demands an answer. Is there a kind of discrimination which has been overlooked for years? To the best of my knowledge, such an award of Miss goes in pair with Mr. Should Icopress consider including this in next year award or we live it this way which looks like a gender discrimination issue.

Mister BitcoinTalk category was not added, as it would mean to have fillippone winner all the time (on all three places  )

philipma1957 voted today and in the last category voting which is for Miss Bitcointalk , which I don't know if it has been discussed before. He said,

The question of why a female get a reward for being a female while there's no corresponding reward for the opposite gender demands an answer. Is there a kind of discrimination which has been overlooked for years? To the best of my knowledge, such an award of Miss goes in pair with Mr. Should Icopress consider including this in next year award or we live it this way which looks like a gender discrimination issue.

I think a fair target for this year's competition would be having a record number of votes. In the case of a bitcoin bull run it would be easier, but I think we can make it even without it.
I think this forum deserves it.

I don’t think that’s enough reason to request a name change. People can distinguish between yourself and the other accounts, and if you feel the need to give a neutral stating that the account isn’t your alt, I don’t think anyone would hold it against you.

I was planning to request theymos to change my username, though.

Now I know I can search for a username before creating an account. But I didn't know when I created this account back then. I never thought if any similar usernames existed. I guess nobody searches for that.

. But I am surprised by the number of votes in 2021. That was when BTC touched the ATH, and the community was too crowded.

I find that hard to believe

Most of these accounts were registered years before @Learn Bitcoin came to the forum. I doubt he even knew he was a part of a large farm lol.

In 2020 the winner of BitcoinTalk Ninja category was LoyceV (with 66 votes), followed by TryNinja (43 votes) and DdmrDdmr (27 votes).
In 2021 the winner of BitcoinTalk Ninja category was TryNinja (with 131 votes), followed by LoyceV (85 votes) and DdmrDdmr (66 votes).
In 2022 the winner of BitcoinTalk Ninja category was TryNinja (with 61 votes), followed by LoyceV (43 votes) and DdmrDdmr (35 votes).

I find that hard to believe

LOL. You have been here for a while now. I am wondering who the other Ninja who beat you was.

Would you believe that my locals started copying my username?

Fun fact, I dishonorably lost the first Community Awards for BitcoinTalk Ninja.

I think this happens a lot, because people don't read what the category names mean, and just vote on what comes to mind about the possible meaning of the category names.

_{PS: Nothing against TryNinja, because I think it has been a fair winner.}

Fun fact: there are 1126 users with "ninja" in their name.

I am not sure

Did we discover the biggest alt farmer in the history?

7. Polar91 Gang - the most powerful faction of the mother gang of The Cheaters
Supreme Leader: Polar81
Known members and adulators (wannabees): Ashong Salonga, criza, Magkirap, Blackdeath, julius caesar, White Christmas, agentx44, airdnasxela, ekans45, Gumpfire, Meowth05, Wintersoldier, alexsandria, Gladiator25, Drakula, jovs, wolfgang56, P60, Peashooter, Bowly88, Spontebob, sampalokmix, chromosomes, Ajinomoto40, tanginamoo, Raven91, wallstone, Larva14, Jessy Mediola, decoder88, Phyton76, Kersh768, blue_dragon, matanglawin, stephanirain, Lady Coquet, Bionicgalaxy, magmar, Shiversnow, Ingoats, Predator25, Baby Dragon, Kurokonobasuke, Bohxz M4p4gm4h4l25, Kuya Kim, Gondwanaland, roll on, JCO05, Maiscoinyelo, gokudera, bentong talong, Lomberjack, empoy, Wish 107.5, Punisherx100, potatocorner, kupido14, regnidorhcs, Magic Sarap, insurgent, android17, Nhobita, Rollex, SkyFlakes, Jupeter, Kim Domingo, SMAura, Apple Mac, Kita Kita, Nissan-GTR, Bella Thorne, Ad Baculum, tokensupermarket, Gramna, Watashi Yamashita, unknown-user, megatrix, Gagamboy, Oggy Pogi, Jake Virus, terbetet, Gandam23, trashvin, Pantastikman, dobladi, Bakugan, Specialforce, Pepito Manaloto, Sand King, thundercrystal, assyla, devil jin, Euroda, Krispin47, Chooroz, Jose Rizal, trojanx23, xoxo_ch@, Kokoy, Star_Bucks, oxidoreductase.
Reputation: this is the most strong clique of cheaters seen so far on these lands. Definitely, this gang earned its place in the history!
Activity: constantly cheating the signature campaigns since 2016.
First mention: April 7th, 2020, 02:23:21.
Misc: the mastermind behind the gang has to receive a proper recognition for what he managed to build through the past 5 years: a great army of clones, strong enough to compete with any opposition (as it can be seen in the picture below). The gang had 1 Hero member, 23 Sr. Members and hordes of lower ranked members. Fortunately, with the help of Bitcoin_Arena and cheater detector, who revealed the entire village of thieves; Lauda, who created the flags for all the accounts involved; and all the members which supported the flags, Polar91 was defeated! The battle took place between April 7th - April 29th, 2020 and it can be called also The BitcoinTalk Clones War.


Emblems: none.

Fun fact: there are 1126 users with "ninja" in their name.

@TryNinja you have that many alts!?