Topic: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ - page 13. (Read 1068889 times)

Thanks mate. But there already someone created topic for main fudder. but as you can see nobody from BTT admins acting to that https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5049155.20

there is a lot of evidence about him. He's bulling a lot of people on Bitcointalk, but moderators ignoring that.

It's not the right place for your post.
Start your own thread and describe the situation.
Perhaps the Reputation board is the best place for your content.

Reputation board: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=129.0


Best wishes.

But what to do if moderators ignoring that situations when couple of persons attacking some projects with huge pictures of FUD, bulling other people, using really harsh words because nobody can stop that? Admins, could you please protect your forum from troll bulling?


That is just one example of the messages from one of couple of people which bulling Minexcoin and Republia projects. Actually there is Hunterwolfie, JollyGood and YuSK

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4841968.1580

Fixed a typo, thanks. It is difficult to write with the help of an interpreter.

There's no such thing as "a particular topic that makes you move up the ladder (rank up) by simply participating in its discussions".
- Read the following thread: TMAN'S guide to getting merit.

Bumps are usually just for your own thread and they're mostly only concerned with marketplace threads. As long as those posts claiming the giveaway follow the rules of that giveaway then I don't see anything wrong with that. If they're claiming multiple times within 24 hours even though the giveaway only states once per day then that's probably spam and should be addressed.

Thanks for the reply. Lightlord keeps paying, with delays as usual, but he pays.

Could those rules be clarified a bit in the OP?

My understanding is that bumps would be when someone hasn’t replied in 24 hours or more but I’m not sure, and that “old bump” means someone replying to a thread when it hasn’t had any replies for a long time.

Am I wrong?

They're not bumps and there's no rule about removing posts in giveaway threads. They're either just bounty hunters just trying to claim bounties and/or farm accounts in the process. People have used that giveaway thread to farm hundreds if not thousands of accounts over the years. An example here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.23917004)

I'm not sure if it's even paying anymore. Litelord doesn't care either way. Games and Rounds probably shouldn't count towards post-count/activity and that has been discussed before, but it probably doesn't matter that much anymore with the merit system as just activity alone is useless to move up ranks.

Can a moderator have a look at what we were discussing on this thread?

Rules 13 and 21 are not clear to me or to anyone on that thread. I guess those rules were implemented for the marketplace mainly but don’t necessarily have to be strictly applied on other parts of the forum.

Thanks.

If you link the source, I don't since so.

Yes. Always ask the author if you can translate it to your board.

I have a question conserning this point
33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.[e]
So will I be banned?

Sometimes I find really good content in the English thread, while in the Russian one the situation is not so good. If I translate someone's content with refering to the original source will it be conseidered as plagiarism?
And one more: shoul I always ask permission for translating someone's brilliant thoughts in case I mention great contribution of the author and that it's just   
translation, not an original post.

It does'nt mean that I intend only translate and not participate. I just want the Russian speakers could read good-quality content, as some topics really worth attetion.

Added a bit more content to the rule 15 explanation's quote (thanks to xandry for the suggestion) and adjusted the signature styling restrictions for newbies in one of the FAQ questions as per https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/enhanced-newbie-restrictions-requirements-5030366.

None that I recall. As for English discussions in local boards, it's not completely prohibited if one of the country's national languages is English (e.g. India). In addition, the word "appropriate" kind of covers the requirement to post in the language(s) the local board(s) was / were created for.

This rule seems to me had other text earlier? Now it kind of allows to communicate in English in local boards.
And, I think, we need to add clarification to rule 15 that it is forbidden to participate in onforum altcoin giveaways also.

There's no hard limit but I personally usually allow 2 and delete the rest. They also have to be posted at the start of the thread. I may make an exception if I see a valid reason for having more.

Hello,

I have a little question

How many times in my own theme I can writes word "reserved" ?
How many messages with this word(reserved) can be under my  theme?

Thank you.

Thank you very much for an answer,
I would love to merit it but I'm out of sMerits at the moment :-(. Thanks again!

Best wishes.

Since emojis are part of Unicode, I'd assume they're treated the same as regular characters when it comes to signature restrictions. You can always make an alt account and test it out.

Hello,

I have a little question

Can 'Members',  'Junior Members' & 'Newbies' put such a ⚡ character in their signatures? Sorry, but I cannot test it on my own.
It seems it's possible but I'm wondering, because it's filled with a color and I'm not sure is it excluded or not.

Best wishes.

Briefly there are two types of rules that you should take into consideration in a case like that:
1. Rules of the bitcointalk.org forum. These are listed here, in the starting post of this thread, and their observance is monitored by bitcointalk.org forum moderators. If something isn't mentioned here as prohibited, then it's not forbidden and doesn't imply forum ban or another "administrative" sanction.
2. Rules of particular bounty campaigns. These are listed in threads of specific bounties (or somewhere on their project's sites) and their observance is controlled by project creators and/or bounty managers.

So, regarding the forum account restrictions, we talk about first type. According to p.18 of these rules, on bitcointalk.org you can register (and use) as many accounts as you want:


(But you'd better not violate the other paragraphs with these accounts if you don't want to capture the attention of forum mods.)

While regarding the "multiple" participation in one bounty campaign, we talk about second type - and plenty of accounts according to these rules indeed is not allowed. But, if you'd break them, you'll be expelled from specific campain only, not from entire forum or whatever else "worldwide". Though you can also receive the negative trust for this, but that's a social rating and a different story.

Right gotcha! Thanks for the reply...

So it may not be clear as can be from my post, but there is no intent on my part to do either of those actions, or anything otherwise not permitted.

If I dedicate one account only to interact with one of the coin communities that I belong to, say Coin1, then all posts, etc. done with that would be in regards to discussion in their ANN thread mostly, although I'm free to make general posts in other threads of my interest. It isn't like I would be making more comments regarding Coin1, just by having two separate accounts to do so, I would register a new account with Coin1 since they do like us to remain active. This way one cannot have multiple accounts for anything like that as is the same for accounts on Twitter, etc. all aiming to support the same organization.

It is more work for me and also means starting from scratch with a newbie account, so I will have to work my way up, but primarily build up this account that already exists.

Since I'm not of the mindset to spam or hack, I don't even know how to be a hacker, I hadn't thought of anything such as a 'non-legit' coin/organization that may encourage their user to spam other ANNs using multiple accounts (which seems the opposite of your example but more practical in effect).

The communities I'm talking about are not that naive -- they have you register all your Social Media accounts with them so that they can check on things, it would be impractical to use more than one account with one organization and likely you'd be banned.

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Side Note:
As far as having more than one Twitter account, well you would only want to register one of them with any community that you belong to. Perhaps you have a business Twitter account, or personal one, and in addition you created one for the crypto community so all your non-crypto friends don't have to continually see your crypto postings. That as far as I know is fine, but I have only 1 twitter account mainly for connection to the cryptocurrency community.

The other abuse I can see, since it is discussed on the individual community's chat room or forums, is that people will create multiple signup accounts for those individual communities; especially if they are having airdrops.

That is a huge problem and I don't know of a better example, and just now as I'm writing this I thought of the connection -- those cheaters would have to create a BitcoinTalk account for each of their alt/duplicate accounts in said community so they would each appear active... that is akin to a Sybil attack; joining one group or organization as separate personalities and impostering as being several different individual users of said community. Automatic ban if they are caught.

Then those who are cheating by creating separate email accounts find they need to create separate Social Media accts for each of their multiple email (and linked) accts/false personas. That is basically illegal or against any rules and regs... that is not the same has having one personal/business email account and one for ALL of your crypto needs -- I think that is the type of abuse you are referring to.