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legendary
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Are these shill accounts, genuinely relieved customers, or just plagiarism?
I will remove all my negative previous posts about CryptoMxier.io in this forum.
I will remove all my negative previous posts about CryptoMxier.io in this forum.
I will remove all my negative previous posts about CryptoMxier.io in this forum.
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Newbie nikolastech is trying too hard to earn Merit. Please ban him for opening this useless plagiarism topic:
Wink is a visual pattern that shows the buyers (bulls) taking control of the price action from the sellers (bears). A triple bottom is generally seen as three roughly equal lows bouncing off support followed by the price action breaching resistance

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/triplebottom.asp
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User:  kingkhan99 banned!

Plagiarism (copy/paste other people's posts):

they afraid of bitcoin because tey feel what government who is against cryptocurrency taught of crypto network, believe me  from these point of mine, one of the major element while many people is afraid of crypto is because all their mindset is that bitcoin is a scam, that with the aid's of bitcoin people can be easily duped from online shopping or online transaction, and some lack a tangible information towards cryptocurrency in general, so is best known to people who is afraid of bitcoin while they decides to isolate crypto network.
Archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/56849774

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Am ordinary man is short sighted person because it does not believe on cryptocurrency, they really afraid of bitcoin because tey feel what government who is against cryptocurrency taught of crypto network, believe me  from these point of mine, one of the major element while many people is afraid of crypto is because all their mindset is that bitcoin is a scam, that with the aid's of bitcoin people can be easily duped from online shopping or online transaction, and some lack a tangible information towards cryptocurrency in general, so is best known to people who is afraid of bitcoin while they decides to isolate crypto network.


A movement such as this is a consequence and it may still be followed by more falls without meaning anything other than a profit taking and some caution around the ATHs.
So anyone who is about to reap their profits then do as soon as you can because as said the price may fall as correction or certain bearish trend may begin. Long term holders keep HODLING!

Surely we are going to see huge price tag for BTC in few years so worth to take the risk.Now if we collect BTC, it will be seen in the future that the price of BTC will increase a lot in the market, and we see that most of the BTC market is being raised most of the expensive .
Archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/56848179

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A movement such as this is a consequence and it may still be followed by more falls without meaning anything other than a profit taking and some caution around the ATHs.
So anyone who is about to reap their profits then do as soon as you can because as said the price may fall as correction or certain bearish trend may begin. Long term holders keep HODLING!

Surely we are going to see huge price tag for BTC in few years so worth to take the risk.


This one was even merited by Hispo:

Price of btc is now around 55k. Btc is most popular cryptocurrency so i believe price of btc will increase soon. Price increasing and dropping is normal at cryptocurrency. Demand of btc increasing a lot, so price also will increase soon.I hope the price of Bitcoin will increase further in the future
Archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/56842074

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Price of btc is now around 55k. Btc is most popular cryptocurrency so i believe price of btc will increase soon. Price increasing and dropping is normal at cryptocurrency. Demand of btc increasing a lot, so price also will increase soon.
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This topic Can Bitcoins kill Central Banks? (archived here) by La56 is a 100% copy/paste of this medium article cCan Bitcoins kill Central Banks? (archived here) with no source info and bad/missing spacing too.

Blatant plagiarism.
not entirely sure but it seems that the author of the article is Covexcoin or at least part of the Covexcoin team, which I think OP is also a part of their team(at least base on his post history where he posted an ANN thread for Covexcoin). but yeah, the OP could have at least made an effort on making his copy-pasted thread more presentable.
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This topic Can Bitcoins kill Central Banks? (archived here) by La56 is a 100% copy/paste of this medium article cCan Bitcoins kill Central Banks? (archived here) with no source info and bad/missing spacing too.

Blatant plagiarism.
legendary
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I think these were mistakes, not plagiarism. User verbakalim has created many topics with content copied from a website, and a link at the bottom. Some (including me) don't really like that, but it's allowed.
In both topics, he posted this instead of a source link:
Those links lead to "Start new topic" on the board he posted on.
Clearly, this was a mistake. You could argue he creates so many topics (9 since yesterday) with text copied from other websites that he can't even keep track of the links he's copying. I can't read it, but if it's spam, it should be dealt with by reporting the topic for spam (or being insubstantial). But not as plagiarism.
I'll send him a PM to fix the links. Update: Links fixed Smiley

I make mistakes in quotes too. Let's not start banning users for being human Wink
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Plagiarism (copy paste)
User: suzan26@
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56801997
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Yes, this is pure plagiarism, but I believe he was using a different source than the one you listed. I found an article with identical content, word for word.



source: https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/bitcoin/crypto-bank-expands-in-india-confident-government-will-approve-legitimate-use-of-cryptocurrencies-regulation-bitcoin-news/

Another one of his posts is (google translated) plagiarism of the same article. This time in Bangladesh local board.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bengali-631891
archive: https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5680/56801914.html
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Plagiarism (copy paste)
User: suzan26@
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56801997
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             Bitcoin Bank re-launched in India-Delhi

Physical crypto bank Unicos has opened another branch, Kasha announced last week. Unicus is a joint venture between the crypto banking platform Cash and the United Multistate Credit Co-operative Society. The announcement details that this will be the first of many branches in the city: the announcement details:

Unicas – the world’s first crypto financial institution with physical branches today opened in India’s capital, New Delhi. Unicas is banking on the Indian government introducing a bill to approve the legitimate use of cryptocurrency.
“We are proud to bring Unicas to the nation’s capital,” Unicas CEO Dinesh Kukreja commented. “Delhi is a key market for us and we look forward to opening many branches to service India’s rapidly growing crypto market in a regulated manner.”

The new branch is located at 611 A Devika Tower, Nehru Place, New Delhi 110019. This location is a short drive from the Parliament of India. The bank is headquartered in Jaipur and currently has one more branch located in Gujarat. According to Cashaa:

Unicas will continue to roll out its branches across NCT, Gujarat and Rajasthan. It plans to open 50 branches in 2021 and 100 branches by the end of 2022.

Customers will have access to a number of cryptocurrencies through Unicas, including BTC, ETH, XRP, and CAS, Cashaa’s native token.
Re: News india(17apr 2021)


Plagiarism

https://news.bitcoin.com/crypto-bank-expands-india-government-will-approve-legitimate-use-cryptocurrencies/
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Plagiarism (copy paste).
User: ikatancrypto
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56771809
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Over time, cryptocurrency scams have become very popular and also the frequency of them has increased. Cryptocurrency scams are mainly successful mainly because there is no mechanism to check for fraud detection, and once the fraud has occurred, there is little recourse that can be made to recover the funds stolen.

The only way forward to avoid them would be to enforce strong regulation and have offchain identity system like Concordium enforces. This would discourage the malicious actor to be easily identified, since every wallet will be linked to a real world Identity without publicly revealing them.

Making sure to enable 2 factor Authentication and having strong passwords are also some of the common security practices to follow. But making sure we have inbuilt security features like I mentioned earlier would make crypto safe and secure for even the not so technical crowd.

Plagiarism (copy paste)


https://bitco.in/forum/threads/no-more-crypto-scams-with-this-new-approach-in-blockchain.26935/

and
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56777555
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User Mind_Kotol copy pasted some of the contents from vladn00ne's thread here.

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3. Blocknet – the so-called "Internet of Blockchains", Blocknet is a decentralized network that connects blockchains, whether through cross-chain dApps or even using a protocol as a second layer to extend the blockchain functionality, Blocknet provides its developers the authority to establish applications that will secure digital transactions. Blocknet offers its lightweight and multi-asset wallet called the XLite. With the use of XLite, Blocknet's stakeholders can manage to buy, sell, and store cryptocurrencies. Connecting the XLite wallet to Block DEX will allow vast trading opportunities for Blocknet users. The Blocknet team recently announced that the project will partner up with Avalanche, an open-source platform for launching highly decentralized applications, new financial primitives, and new interoperable blockchains to power up Blocknet's chain interoperability with almost every other blockchain today. This strategic move by the community will pose numerous benefits such as the development of interchain dApps leveraging contracts on Avalanche, smart contract/Defi ecosystem integration of Blocknet technology, and many more.

2. Uniswap – founded by Mr. Hayden Adam, the Uniswap launched in November of 2018. Uniswap is an Ethereum-based DEX that removes the concept of order books and makes good use of the AMM setup. It offers a simple interface swap to any two Ethereum assets against an underlying liquidity pool. Uniswap has two (2) versions, with version one as an on-chain system of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain that implements an automated liquidity protocol based on constant product formula. The other one offers new implementation based on the same formula, with several highly remarkable features. Uniswap is a fully decentralized, open-source exchange platform that provides incentivized liquidity pools, waived listing fees, and affordable costing of any DEX. Its incentivizing system is directed towards people trading on the exchange to become liquidity providers. Uniswap users pool their money together to create a fund that is used to execute all trades that take place on the system. The Uniswap version two (V2) that offers many new features and improvements including but not limited to; price oracles, flash swaps, and ERC 20/ ERC 20 pairs, has caught the attention of many crypto fanatics, as it is continuously being acknowledged as one of the best DEXs that is actively available online.

1. SushiSwap – is an AMM DEX that currently resides within the Ethereum blockchain. SushiSwap launched in September 2020 as a fork of Uniswap. It aims to diversify and strengthen to AMM market by adding exciting features which will help improve its functions compared to what is currently being provided by Uniswap. The SushiSwap ecosystem offers exchange, liquidity pools, and staking which servers their respective purposes for the project's prosperity. The popularity of SushiSwap today has made it one of the top DEXs by trading volume both in CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap's listing, and is expected to exponentially grow its value this YEAR!!!

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3. Blocknet – the so-called "Internet of Blockchains", Blocknet is a decentralized network that connects blockchains, whether through cross-chain dApps or even using a protocol as a second layer to extend the blockchain functionality, Blocknet provides its developers the authority to establish applications that will secure digital transactions. Blocknet offers its lightweight and multi-asset wallet called the XLite. With the use of XLite, Blocknet's stakeholders can manage to buy, sell, and store cryptocurrencies. Connecting the XLite wallet to Block DEX will allow vast trading opportunities for Blocknet users. The Blocknet team recently announced that the project will partner up with Avalanche, an open-source platform for launching highly decentralized applications, new financial primitives, and new interoperable blockchains to power up Blocknet's chain interoperability with almost every other blockchain today. This strategic move by the community will pose numerous benefits such as the development of interchain dApps leveraging contracts on Avalanche, smart contract/Defi ecosystem integration of Blocknet technology, and many more.

2. Uniswap – founded by Mr. Hayden Adam, the Uniswap launched in November of 2018. Uniswap is an Ethereum-based DEX that removes the concept of order books and makes good use of the AMM setup. It offers a simple interface swap to any two Ethereum assets against an underlying liquidity pool. Uniswap has two (2) versions, with version one as an on-chain system of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain that implements an automated liquidity protocol based on constant product formula. The other one offers new implementation based on the same formula, with several highly remarkable features. Uniswap is a fully decentralized, open-source exchange platform that provides incentivized liquidity pools, waived listing fees, and affordable costing of any DEX. Its incentivizing system is directed towards people trading on the exchange to become liquidity providers. Uniswap users pool their money together to create a fund that is used to execute all trades that take place on the system. The Uniswap version two (V2) that offers many new features and improvements including but not limited to; price oracles, flash swaps, and ERC 20/ ERC 20 pairs, has caught the attention of many crypto fanatics, as it is continuously being acknowledged as one of the best DEXs that is actively available online.

1. SushiSwap – is an AMM DEX that currently resides within the Ethereum blockchain. SushiSwap launched in September 2020 as a fork of Uniswap. It aims to diversify and strengthen to AMM market by adding exciting features which will help improve its functions compared to what is currently being provided by Uniswap. The SushiSwap ecosystem offers exchange, liquidity pools, and staking which servers their respective purposes for the project's prosperity. The popularity of SushiSwap today has made it one of the top DEXs by trading volume both in CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap's listing and is expected to exponentially grow its value in the coming months.

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Tolerance for plagiarism is a deterrent against constructive contributions by people who are capable of making them; it is poison to the lifesblood of any site that derives its value from “user-generated content”.

I am currently left to draw my own inferences.  In prior discussions, I have seen it said that the administration avoids letting the plagiarism rule be used as a weapon in personal disputes; and in another thread, some idiot is accusing me of that.  As a precaution, I must therefore ask what the reaction would be if I were to make a report as follows:

Proof that NFT technology will succeed:  I see WOers slinging the exact same FUD against NFTs as has always been used against Bitcoin.  Let’s see just how much this technology will totally take over the world:

  • “It’s a Ponzi.” ✔
  • “The scarcity is artificial.  Anyone can make perfect copies of it.” ✔
  • “Drug dealers will use it to launder money.” ✔
  • “Those fools will be burned when it is shut down by regulators (SEC, et al.).”2

I anticipate that as I keep reading WO posts about NFTs, I will be adding to this list...


What's struck me as a touch ironic is that bitcoiners are criticizing NFTs for the exact same reasons nocoiners criticize bitcoin:

"Anybody can make one." ✓
"It's a bubble and a fad that will never catch on." ✓
"It's a highly illiquid market, or else it's all wash trading." ✓
"Its only used by money launderers and criminals." ✓

What am I forgetting?

If the hypothetical Newbie were to cry the cliché, “We had the same thoughts!”, then—well, if that were to be accepted, then this thread should be locked as a waste of time.  Anyone can use that excuse.  Many do.  In the future, not-so-hypothetical Newbies may take the handling of my complaint as a precedent.

As is clear from the above, I would have reported any user for this; and my report was motivated by my dislike for being ripped off.  If anyone assumes that I made report because nutildah did it, such is a reflection of that person’s thought process—not mine.  It only adds insult to injury that I have a long-running dispute with the other user, who must wish to avoid acknowledging me for a post that he evidently saw and imitated.

Let's look at it logically so we can help you understand why I'm not banned:

Only 2 of the 4 items are at all similar. ✓
The 2 items that are similar are worded very differently. ✓
None of the rest of the post is plagiarism in any way. ✓

Also, it's not that I re-arranged your post to avoid plagiarism, I never saw your post to begin with, and you're a bit loonie tunes to continue on in your fantasy where people can't independently form ideas similar to your own.

And yes, I took you off ignore because I knew you were posting about me. You just can't let it go when you are wrong, which is unfortunate, and it's part of the reason why nobody takes you seriously. I guess you were sad I ignored you in your earlier post where you tagged me, so you felt like you had to try harder.

Well, congrats, you win again, for the infinity time in a row.
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Tolerance for plagiarism is a deterrent against constructive contributions by people who are capable of making them; it is poison to the lifesblood of any site that derives its value from “user-generated content”.

I am currently left to draw my own inferences.  In prior discussions, I have seen it said that the administration avoids letting the plagiarism rule be used as a weapon in personal disputes; and in another thread, some idiot is accusing me of that.  As a precaution, I must therefore ask what the reaction would be if I were to make a report as follows:

Proof that NFT technology will succeed:  I see WOers slinging the exact same FUD against NFTs as has always been used against Bitcoin.  Let’s see just how much this technology will totally take over the world:

  • “It’s a Ponzi.” ✔
  • “The scarcity is artificial.  Anyone can make perfect copies of it.” ✔
  • “Drug dealers will use it to launder money.” ✔
  • “Those fools will be burned when it is shut down by regulators (SEC, et al.).”2

I anticipate that as I keep reading WO posts about NFTs, I will be adding to this list...


What's struck me as a touch ironic is that bitcoiners are criticizing NFTs for the exact same reasons nocoiners criticize bitcoin:

"Anybody can make one." ✓
"It's a bubble and a fad that will never catch on." ✓
"It's a highly illiquid market, or else it's all wash trading." ✓
"Its only used by money launderers and criminals." ✓

What am I forgetting?

If the hypothetical Newbie were to cry the cliché, “We had the same thoughts!”, then—well, if that were to be accepted, then this thread should be locked as a waste of time.  Anyone can use that excuse.  Many do.  In the future, not-so-hypothetical Newbies may take the handling of my complaint as a precedent.

As is clear from the above, I would have reported any user for this; and my report was motivated by my dislike for being ripped off.  If anyone assumes that I made report because nutildah did it, such is a reflection of that person’s thought process—not mine.  It only adds insult to injury that I have a long-running dispute with the other user, who must wish to avoid acknowledging me for a post that he evidently saw and imitated.
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"Suggesting" to read an article is not the same as actually clearly saying that this link leads to the source of your post.

This profile is one of the alts of this shitposting gang; there's been a lot of copypaste posts written by this gang, but the source was mentioned every time, so I think it was no real plagiarism (worthless shitposting nonetheless), and I have only reported them as such.

But this time, he's walking on a very thin line.

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of course bitcoin become more popular if we comparing with other cryptocurrencies, because bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency in this world
this mean bitcoin is the first decentralized cryptocurrency mate

Bitcoin vs altcoins is becoming an increasingly prominent battle in the world of cryptocurrency. While Bitcoin still takes up the majority of the market, its alternatives are becoming increasingly popular. Altcoins are often created to resolve some of the limitations of Bitcoin. As a result, altcoins often use different protocols and encryption algorithms. They also have a different focus, whether that’s:

  • Privacy
  • Stability
  • Alternative payment methods

i suggest you to read this article https://coinrivet.com/guides/what-is-an-altcoin/bitcoin-vs-altcoins-the-differences-you-should-know/
regards

This dude is playing with fire.

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Plagiarism (copy paste)Paraphrased.
User: Philips@3112
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56749020
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As you become involved in the new digital monetary market known as crypto currency, it doesn't take long to recognize there's risk involved in its transactions. Scams ere everywhere online and crypto currency exchanges are not different. As you consider investing in different start ups and exchange platforms, be aware of the possiblity of loosing your crypto currency exchange investments.
When you're looking for digital crypto currency companies and start ups, experts recommend that you confirm if they are blockchain related, which means they have track detailed transaction informations and data. Also check if they have solid business plans that solve real problems.
There should be real people behind the company if the start up you're investing lacks some these features, then think through your decisions more carefully. Here's a look at the more common scams and ways to avoid been a victim as you join the crypto currency exchange business.
1. IMPOSTER WEBSITE
        You may be following  someone with a great expertise but still fall a victim by coincidence visiting a fake website. Their have been a number of websites that have been set to resemble the original start up companies. If there isn't a small lock icon indicating security near the URL bar and no "https" in the address, think twice.
        Even if the site looks much like the one you think you visited, you may find yourself directed to another platform for payment.
2. BAD TWEETS AND OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA UPDATES
        if you're fund of following celebrities and prominent people in the social Media, you can't be sure you're not following an imposter account. This also applies to crypto currency exchange where impersonators are rampant and active. Don't trust offers that come from Facebook and Twitter, especially if there seems to be an impossible results. Fake accounts are everywhere.
       If someone on these platforms ask for even a small amount of your crypto currency, it's likely you  might not be able to get it back. Because you see others replying to an offer don't assume its legit. So, be extra careful


Plagiarism

https://www.kaspersky.com/resource-center/definitions/cryptocurrency-scams
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It is unusual for the victim of a plagiarism to be the one to one to report it here.  Has that ever happened before in this thread?

As presented above, the quotes of the posts present a visual punch in the face.  That is such an obvious rip-off.  It is reasonable to infer that nutildah deliberately avoided acknowledging me, out of personal spite.  Quote nullius?  Never!  If ever there was a reason to have a rule against plagiarism, this is it!
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Hate to break it to you but I never read your posts, nullius. Any time we engage its because I'm responding to your attacks on me and correcting your outright lies. I'm not some bounty hunter who can't form an original thought, and I won't get paid for it as its past the 5th page in that thread (campaign condition). So why would I plagiarize your post?? Do you honestly believe you were the first and only person to notice the highlighted coincidences?

Your blustering ad hominem counterattack and irrelevant excuses are quoted for reference.  Anyone who reviews the above-quoted evidence can see that you ripped off my post; and it’s sad that every scammer you have ever tagged is better than you at flimsy evasions when caught red-handed.

“We had the same thoughts” is a classic.  And it’s a tough sell when your post so closely follows mine in substance, in structure, and in style:


Hate to break it to you but I never read your posts, nullius. Any time we engage its because I'm responding to your attacks on me and correcting your outright lies. I'm not some bounty hunter who can't form an original thought, and I won't get paid for it as its past the 5th page in that thread (campaign condition). So why would I plagiarize your post?? Do you honestly believe you were the first and only person to notice the highlighted coincidences?

edit for some evidence from the defendant:

only 2 of the 4 items are similar observations ✔
I used a different type of checkmark ✓
go fuck yourself nullius ✅

(I had a reply tab open before that edit, but didn’t post till later because I was busy with something else.  I quote nutildah’s posts in full, because I have observed that he sometimes edits or deletes his own posts in a dishonestly misleading way.)
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Hate to break it to you but I never read your posts, nullius. Any time we engage its because I'm responding to your attacks on me and correcting your outright lies. I'm not some bounty hunter who can't form an original thought, and I won't get paid for it as its past the 5th page in that thread (campaign condition). So why would I plagiarize your post?? Do you honestly believe you were the first and only person to notice the highlighted coincidences?

edit for some evidence from the defendant:

only 2 of the 4 items are similar observations ✔
I used a different type of checkmark ✓
go fuck yourself nullius ✅
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User:  #317618 “nutildah” (trust summary)

First mentioned on the thread where it occurred.

Nullian Original (archive.is) (archive.org)

Subject: [WO] NFTs are good!
Proof that NFT technology will succeed:  I see WOers slinging the exact same FUD against NFTs as has always been used against Bitcoin.  Let’s see just how much this technology will totally take over the world:

  • “It’s a Ponzi.” ✔
  • “The scarcity is artificial.  Anyone can make perfect copies of it.” ✔
  • “Drug dealers will use it to launder money.” ✔
  • “Those fools will be burned when it is shut down by regulators (SEC, et al.).”2

I anticipate that as I keep reading WO posts about NFTs, I will be adding to this list...

Paraphrased plagiarism—replete with Unicode checkmarks paraphrased as different Unicode checkmarks (archive.is) (archive.org)

What's struck me as a touch ironic is that bitcoiners are criticizing NFTs for the exact same reasons nocoiners criticize bitcoin:

"Anybody can make one." ✓
"It's a bubble and a fad that will never catch on." ✓
"It's a highly illiquid market, or else it's all wash trading." ✓
"Its only used by money launderers and criminals." ✓

What am I forgetting?

That would get you expelled from any academic environment.

To me as an original thinker, it is discouraging:  Why should I contribute my original thoughts to this forum, so that nutildah can rip me off without even the slightest acknowledgment?  There is only one nullius.  nutildah’s unattributed paraphrase of my ideas is conceptually a half-step away from Faketoshi’s claim that he wrote the Bitcoin whitepaper.

(nutildah does get extra chutzpah points insofar as he pretends to have me ignore-listed.  Cue the plagiarism bingo card“We had similar thoughts, including even the placement of Unicode checkmarks!”)

I will report it on the plagiarism thread.
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this user sinanda777 plagiarised an article from the new york times. just a note, the link OP shared on his thread wasn't the source of the article. it was a link directed to his gambling site.

Code:
[url=https://sinanda777.com]바카라사이트[/url]


plagiarised post
The security camera video was shocking in its brutality. A 65-year-old Filipino immigrant was walking down a street near Times Square when a man, in broad daylight, suddenly kicked her in the stomach
She crumpled to the sidewalk. He kicked her once in the head. Then again. And again. He yelled an obscenity at her, according to a police official, and then said: "You don't belong here."

As the violent scene unfolded in Manhattan, three men watched from the lobby of a nearby luxury apartment building. When the woman struggled to stand up, one of the men, a security guard, closed the front door to the building.
Even as reports of anti-Asian hate crimes escalated in recent weeks, the video released by police officials on Monday (March 29) evening touched a fresh nerve. The sheer brazenness of the attack - combined with the seeming indifference of the bystanders - caused another wave of fear for many Asian Americans already worn down by a steady drumbeat of assaults.

"This feels like an emergency happening in real time over weeks," said Mr Chris Kwok, a board member of the Asian American Bar Association of New York. "People are in a state of panic. Everybody is on edge."

As the video went viral online, the attack provoked a torrent of condemnation from public officials and seemed to underscore the difficulty the government faces in curbing unprovoked assaults against Asian Americans.바카라사이트

original article from the new york times
The security camera video was shocking in its brutality. A 65-year-old Filipino immigrant was walking down a street near Times Square when a man, in broad daylight, suddenly kicked her in the stomach.

She crumpled to the sidewalk. He kicked her once in the head. Then again. And again. He yelled an obscenity at her, according to a police official, and then said, “You don’t belong here.”

As the violent scene unfolded in Manhattan, three men watched from the lobby of a nearby luxury apartment building. When the woman struggled to stand up, one of the men, a security guard, closed the front door to the building.

Even as reports of anti-Asian hate crimes have escalated in recent weeks, the video released by police officials on Monday evening touched a fresh nerve. The sheer brazenness of the attack — combined with the seeming indifference of the bystanders — caused another wave of fear for many Asian-Americans already worn down by a steady drumbeat of assaults.

“This feels like an emergency happening in real time over weeks,” said Chris M. Kwok, a board member of the Asian American Bar Association of New York. “People are in a state of panic. Everybody is on edge.”

As the video went viral online, the attack provoked a torrent of condemnations from public officials and seemed to underscore the difficulty the government faces in curbing unprovoked assaults against Asian-Americans.
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