Topic: Report plagiarism (copy/paste) here. Mods: please give temp or permban as needed - page 27. (Read 118621 times)

I think you need to read this, it's clear how he's paraphrasing using many websites to create a long post. But I think it's generated from AI because it's quite hard to detect, self paraphrasing more easier to get exposed. Anyway he's joined a campaign managed by Royse777 and he's combating against of AI's generated post, let's see how he will do in this matter. I will try to report this post and look how the moderators will handle it.

For consideration: Full Member mendace: his posts sound like chatbot spam and thus plagiarism:

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a global organization that aims to promote international monetary cooperation, facilitate the balanced growth of international trade, and provide resources to help member countries overcome economic difficulties. Its mission is to help ensure stability in the international monetary system, promote economic growth and employment, and reduce poverty around the world.

With regards to El Salvador's adoption of Bitcoin as a legal tender, the IMF has issued warnings about the potential risks associated with the use of cryptocurrencies. The IMF staff has observed that the risk of Bitcoin has not materialized yet in El Salvador due to its limited use. This could be one of the reasons why the IMF has issued warnings to the El Salvador government.

However, it is important to note that the IMF's stance on cryptocurrencies is not entirely negative. They have recognized the potential benefits of cryptocurrencies such as increased financial inclusion, lower transaction costs, and improved payment efficiency. However, they also emphasize the need for proper regulation and risk management to ensure stability and protect consumers.

In conclusion, it's not entirely clear what motivates the IMF's warnings to El Salvador, but their concern could stem from the potential risks associated with the use of cryptocurrencies, which are still relatively new and not well understood. It's important for countries considering the adoption of cryptocurrencies to carefully weigh the potential benefits and risks and ensure that adequate measures are in place to mitigate any potential negative impacts.

The country has been very certain about its decision to integrate Bitcoin into its financial sector. However, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) keeps issuing warnings. After a recent visit of IMF staff in the country, they observed that the Bitcoin risk to the country has not materialized yet. This is said to be due to its limited use of the decentralized asset.
https://www.crypto-news-flash.com/bitcoin-can-help-all-nations-el-salvador-able-to-pay-back-an-800m-bond-because-investment-in-btc-brought-money-to-the-country/

For consideration: Full Member mendace: his posts sound like chatbot spam and thus plagiarism:

You are right about him, I checked the posts you quoted from that user using AI Text Classifier and i got this result which I believe are more evidences of plagiarism and chatbot uses
 The classifier considers the text to be possibly AI-generated.

Parts of the posts are copied from elsewhere, but each part on it's own is not enough to call it plagiarism. That makes me think it's a chatbot spammer, and if you check ] you'll find more similar posts.

Here are a few methods to store Bitcoin securely for the long term:

Hardware wallets: Hardware wallets are physical devices that store your private keys offline and are considered to be one of the most secure ways to store cryptocurrencies. Some popular options include Trezor, Ledger, and KeepKey.

Cold storage: This involves creating a paper or physical wallet, where you can store your private key in a secure location, such as a safe or a secure deposit box.

Multi-sig wallets: A multi-sig wallet requires multiple signatures to access the funds, making it more secure than a traditional wallet. You can set it up with co-signers, so even if one key is compromised, the funds are still safe.

Regardless of which method you choose, it's important to follow security best practices, such as keeping backups, using strong passwords, and enabling two-factor authentication.

There are a few options for exchanging bitcoin for cash, but each has its own risks and drawbacks that need to be considered.

Peer-to-Peer Transactions: This can be a reliable way to exchange bitcoin for cash, but it requires finding a trustworthy buyer and conducting the transaction in person.

Bitcoin ATMs: While some Bitcoin ATMs require KYC and have high fees, they can still be a better option than bank transfers. You can find Bitcoin ATMs near you through websites like Coin ATM Radar.

Cryptocurrency Exchanges: While you prefer to avoid exchanges, some exchanges offer the option to withdraw funds in cash, either through a direct deposit to a bank account or by withdrawing cash at a partner ATM. However, this option may still involve paying taxes and dealing with banks.

Over-the-counter (OTC) Trades: Some OTC trading desks allow you to trade large amounts of bitcoin without having to go through an exchange. You can find OTC traders through websites like ex-LocalBitcoins (offline now) or through referrals from trusted sources.

Regardless of the method you choose, it's important to exercise caution and do your own research before making any decisions. It's always a good idea to consult a financial advisor or tax professional for guidance on the tax implications of your specific situation.

But the username also includes the source! Is this a loophole into becomming a massive spam account? Or should he be banned to end it instantly?

lovemayfamilies famous quote " a plagiarist always leave something behind" If Mod discovers more plagiarism in his post history, he may be banned.

If you only have the opinion of me, it's okay. I participate in a campaign and post messages there. I could also do a lot positive for the community. Just one example: Ukraine - I offered a user an apartment and food for family and Co. It was in the end 8 apartments, but he had to refuse them in his case. I could post his message, but it's about something else here. I have given them some other people. Maybe he will get in touch here, I will not ask him.

I agree with your thinking and think that it is completely conscious plagiarism with the aim of profiting from the signature campaigns. I believe there are many more plagiarized posts by the same member, so I supported @Solosanz with my personal report and I hope the mods will do their job.

It's 2021, and you were already a Hero rank member, not a newbie, so your excuse isn't valid if you plagiarized more than once to meet your post quota. Solosanz has done his part, and your fate is now in the hands of the mod.
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You are part of my list of gambling board spammers, I'm not shocked.

That's tricky, many people use bots to post, I did it too until it stopped working. Some people use online translation to ask real questions about real problems. It's going to be tough to draw the line.

(chat) AI/bots are not allowed.

I have seen the message yesterday. A user from the German local has informed me, so I write now, sorry. I wanted to write something about it, so it does not look like I do not care. The postings are 2 years old and sometimes I can not remember what I did a week ago :-) depends how intense/crazy the week was  
If I did something wrong, then please handel just like any other user on the forum, I think this is fair. A ban would make me sad after so many years and maybe in the next months i no so active as now. But rules are rules and I will accept them as it should be. Excuse my wrong postings, I am ready for judgment.

Top gambling board spammers; excluded 1xbit spammers.

These users have zero knowledge of the game(Football) you can check their post history for details!

Gamgling board stats only!!!

*cut for better view*

But the username also includes the source! Is this a loophole into becomming a massive spam account? Or should he be banned to end it instantly?

How about Newbie chatGPTsays? His username basically admits it's plagiarism:
But the username also includes the source! Is this a loophole into becomming a massive spam account? Or should he be banned to end it instantly?

If you have sent a Bitcoin transaction with low fees and it has not yet been confirmed, you have a few options to try and get it confirmed faster:

    Use child-pays-for-parent (CPFP): This involves spending the unconfirmed transaction by sending a new transaction with higher fees that pays for both the new transaction and the unconfirmed one. This can incentivize miners to include both transactions in a block to earn the higher fees.

    Replace by fee (RBF): If your wallet supports RBF, you can replace the unconfirmed transaction with a new transaction that has higher fees. This will make the original transaction invalid, and the new transaction will replace it.

    Wait for the mempool to clear: If the mempool is congested, you may need to wait for some time for the transaction to be confirmed. Once the mempool clears, your transaction may be included in a block.

It's important to note that these options may not be available in all cases, and the success of each method can depend on various factors such as network congestion and miner behavior.

Where to buy Bitcoins as beginner's!
You can buy Bitcoin on several exchanges, such as Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, or Gemini but please which Apps you chose to use always verify, do proper research about them before using them, also always use spare money, money you can lose and still  feels better to avoid psychological trauma.

How to convert and sell Bitcoin Into cash
You can convert Bitcoin to cash by selling it on a cryptocurrency exchange apps where you're trading or investing and the companies system unit automatically moves the funds into your local bank account.

What Are the Dangers of Bitcoin?
The loss of capital is the most significant risk when you invest in Bitcoin because its price is very volatile. You can gain or lose thousands of dollars in one day. So as I said earlier use what you're willing to lose or gain. Lost wallets can be recover by following the appropriate procedures,

Enjoy Bitcoins at every bit of your trading experience, Bitcoins is here to stay. Goodluck

From my Research, last I refuse to sleep just to get some deep indebt understanding of blockchain, from the philosophical mindset of Satoshi and his team! The only thing I was able assimilate was the fact analogue of bitcoin as FAMILY TREE!

To understand what blockchain is, how it works and why it matters, you don’t necessarily need a degree in computer science. Instead, just think about your family tree.

Let’s say you want to learn about your ancestry. You could begin by asking your mom, dad or Aunt Jenny. But what if you want a more reliable source? What if you want a tamper-resistant record that lasts over time and doesn’t require you to guess if Aunt Jenny’s memory or your mom’s is more reliable? That record exists: It’s our DNA.

Blockchain, the underlying technology was first developed to support Bitcoin, creates a record analogous to the way DNA is recorded in our genetic code. Each new individual added to our ancestral chain is linked to the ones who came before through genes we inherit. And that, it turns out, is one of the key properties of a blockchain (bitcoin).

Today bitcoin has tremendously reduced the work load of banking institutions for a digital currency the philosophy of a family tree. I can sleep now guy's.

I didn't know anything about it at first, but after reading everyone's comments, I actually got to know what the real story is. I think there are two persons equally guilty one is for buying and selling various illegal drugs and various products on his website for which the court found him guilty and sentenced him to life imprisonment. Another FTX exchange embezzled all the wealth and here too the court found him guilty and sentenced him to 115 years in prison. But later, when his family filed a petition regarding the matter, the court ordered him to remain under house arrest. I think the law has made two judgments for two people here. Because one person is in jail for committing a crime but the other is under house arrest for committing such a big crime, it seems a little different to me. Many may have committed suicide after scamming this exchange. Because many people may have left all their accumulated wealth here. So I think the court has given two kinds of judgment to both of them here.

I had no prior knowledge of it, but after reading everyone's comments, I actually learned the full tale. I believe there are two people who are equally at fault. The first was found guilty by the court and given a life sentence for buying and selling various illegal drugs and other products on his website. Another FTX exchange stole all the money, and the court again found him guilty and gave him a 115-year prison sentence. Later, though, after his family submitted a petition, the court decided to keep him under home arrest. In my opinion, the law has rendered two decisions for two individuals.