The connection? Making stuff up? You don't see that a manager of one of the biggest cryptocurrency ponzi scams on the globe isn't red trusted by DT2 members who regularly red trust run of the mill signature campaign participants of competitive campaigns and red mark other campaign participants for not shilling their scams aggressively enough? You really don't see it? ---> quid pro quo?
What's the quid and what's the quo here? You made a false statement (Lutpin endorsed Bitconnect campaign manager) and you're continuing to make claims as if that was still the case. There is no connection.
My main point is that if Youtube could be found liable for it's content moderation algorithm, then the trust moderators of bitcointalk might also be considered culpable for knowingly allowing it's algorithm to be exploited by these organized groups of trust abusers. ---> If you read the recent addendum to the BitConnect case, linked above implicating Youtube (as well as the Youtube BitConnect shills), then it will shed some light on the jeopardy involved. If you notice, there will be more defendants added to that case....AND THAT'S JUST ONE CASE! Look at the number of scams perpetuated here on this forum by this group who's being permitted to exploit the reputation and content algorithms to market their products.
There is a vast difference between blatant shilling and someone not having posted negative feedback for someone tangentially related to the scam. Not to mention that the Bitconnect case is not yet an established precedent so perhaps you need to take a deep breath, fold your tinfoil hat neatly, and try again when you have something of some substance.
Scamming people out of their money is wrong and aiding and abetting those scams is also wrong! You may believe that theft is an honorable characteristic, but it's not ---> it's wrong.
Maybe you missed my point? My point is that the reputation system is being abused to mark scammers as more trusted than those who point out the scams. It keeps getting worse and it puts the forum in jeopardy. Scammers should be marked with red trust ---> not green trust. Right? And the BitConnect case is extremely relevant to those who are advertising their scams on this forum. If the reputation and content algorithms on this forum continue to reward those who run exit scams, ponzi scams, and purposefully deceptive security scams, then somebody may take notice and start an action. Why not just try to be honest for the sake of the forum?