https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--2459777
Same account...another (scammy?) project... Another not listed token name (nor in etherdelta nor in coinmarketcap)... Donate to (be scammed?) join airdrop... 2 lazy 2 create a different logo (litecoin one)
Same homework... Same question : why donate to be scammed isn't prohibited such as giveaways.
Edit : removed the airdrop link
Topic: Homework : count how many alts the OP has (Read 442 times)
Thanks for your responses and I think as joel_jantsen said that there is an "army" behind this manipulation. It is hard to say if these newbies are an alt of the OP (could be a group obviously) or a "mercenary" group paid to spam the topic with fake posts in order to keep it on top.
I see that there is actions taken by admins/mods but i/we would like to have more informations if possible.
And if there is paid groups then patrols you have todouble triple your efforts 
I see that there is actions taken by admins/mods but i/we would like to have more informations if possible.
And if there is paid groups then patrols you have to
If you see a project bumped by an army of alts it should be a clear indication of the dev's intentions. If you have a good legit project all you need is buy some ads, maybe start a small bounty campaign on social media and it will all go by itself. If you spend time or money to get accounts on bitcointalk instead of working on your project you're an obvious scammer. Ignore such projects and they'll lose.
Hard to say that the reputed projects aren't doing it.It is becoming more of a marketing thing slowly,just to keep the threads on the top and attract potential investors.Moreover,you will never know if behind an account is the army of alts of the same service provider.Even if the project is legit,they still need to advertise my staying on top of all the threads right ?Don't mix advertising with spamming and giving a false impression of popularity and interest.
It doesn't matter if he hires an army of people to make those new accounts and keep spamming or if he does it himself. He's being dishonest either way. An interesting project will bump itself because people will come to ask real question and you can time your answers to keep the discussion going.
Forum rules also allow you to bump threads so it's not that hard to keep it visible without the need for sockpuppets.
If you see a project bumped by an army of alts it should be a clear indication of the dev's intentions. If you have a good legit project all you need is buy some ads, maybe start a small bounty campaign on social media and it will all go by itself. If you spend time or money to get accounts on bitcointalk instead of working on your project you're an obvious scammer. Ignore such projects and they'll lose.
Hard to say that the reputed projects aren't doing it.It is becoming more of a marketing thing slowly,just to keep the threads on the top and attract potential investors.Moreover,you will never know if behind an account is the army of alts of the same service provider.Even if the project is legit,they still need to advertise my staying on top of all the threads right ?
If you see a project bumped by an army of alts it should be a clear indication of the dev's intentions. If you have a good legit project all you need is buy some ads, maybe start a small bounty campaign on social media and it will all go by itself. If you spend time or money to get accounts on bitcointalk instead of working on your project you're an obvious scammer. Ignore such projects and they'll lose.
So the homework is the following :
1- count how many spammers.
Most of them will be from the trending Alt-Coin thread boosting service which is in trends recently.Op might not even be the alts but could have hired a service which has number of accounts to study about your project.To my knowledge,they read your whitepaper and stuff so they know what they're talking about.1- count how many spammers.
2- count how many (potential) alts the OP having.
3- shouldn't we prohibit at least these kinds of projects from asking for donations before joining the airdrop? It is prohibited in the forums afaik! Same rules normally should apply since they are asking for donations!
OP isn't the only one,lot of other New Shitcoins do the same. 3- shouldn't we prohibit at least these kinds of projects from asking for donations before joining the airdrop? It is prohibited in the forums afaik! Same rules normally should apply since they are asking for donations!
1- count how many spammers.
A lot. Countless spammers.2- count how many (potential) alts the OP having.
Why would OP have a lot of alts? Maybe bumping for their thread?3- shouldn't we prohibit at least these kinds of projects from asking for donations before joining the airdrop? It is prohibited in the forums afaik! Same rules normally should apply since they are asking for donations!
They are "asking" for donations. What's wrong with that? They are not forcing people to donate afaik. According to the forum's rules, asking for donation is not prohibited.
I am not very active in the alternative cryptocurrencies sections but I saw this topic (below). I am not an expert but when you create a shitcoin token, it needs to be listed in the exchanges, no? You need to make a clear project...etc
In this topic for example https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--2404416 which I assume there is a dozen similar to it, you don't have details, the OP is requesting donations in order to be listed in the airdrop...then you find newbies (mostly) indicating (repetitively) good project (how could they judge it!) and to the moon (to the burning sun exactly).
So the homework is the following :
1- count how many spammers.
2- count how many (potential) alts the OP having.
3- shouldn't we prohibit at least these kinds of projects from asking for donations before joining the airdrop? It is prohibited in the forums afaik! Same rules normally should apply since they are asking for donations!
In this topic for example https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--2404416 which I assume there is a dozen similar to it, you don't have details, the OP is requesting donations in order to be listed in the airdrop...then you find newbies (mostly) indicating (repetitively) good project (how could they judge it!) and to the moon (to the burning sun exactly).
So the homework is the following :
1- count how many spammers.
2- count how many (potential) alts the OP having.
3- shouldn't we prohibit at least these kinds of projects from asking for donations before joining the airdrop? It is prohibited in the forums afaik! Same rules normally should apply since they are asking for donations!
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