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Topic: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ - page 23. (Read 1048756 times)

legendary
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I have a question about rule: “21. Old bumps should be deleted. [2]”

Does that apply to all posts without analyzing if that post has a good present reason to be bumped?

I think that rules refer to bump in sales thread, not a discussion thread. Users are allowed to bump their selling/buying thread once every 24 hours and according to rules #21 they should delete their previous bump regularly.

Your example is correct and it's OK. It is not against the rule to reply to an old topic as long as it is relevant to the latest condition. Another example is "I am pretty confident we are the new wealthy elite, gentlemen.". Posted in 2011 when Bitcoin price was pennies. In 2013 when Bitcoin hits $1000, that thread, of course, gained more attention because the OP prediction was correct, the early adopters are now the new wealthy elites, and it only becomes truer as time goes by.

Thanks for your reply but I don’t think it refers only to a sales thread.

I posted this here because recently it happened to me twice that I received a message saying: “A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by a Bitcoin Forum moderator. Posts are most frequently deleted because they are off-topic, though they can also be deleted for other reasons. In the future, please avoid posting things that need to be deleted.”

In both cases they were old bumps (not too old in my opinion) that someone else had bumped and then I commented on them. So I’m a bit paranoid now.
hero member
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I have a question about rule: “21. Old bumps should be deleted. [2]”

Does that apply to all posts without analyzing if that post has a good present reason to be bumped?

I think that rules refer to bump in sales thread, not a discussion thread. Users are allowed to bump their selling/buying thread once every 24 hours and according to rules #21 they should delete their previous bump regularly.

Your example is correct and it's OK. It is not against the rule to reply to an old topic as long as it is relevant to the latest condition. Another example is "I am pretty confident we are the new wealthy elite, gentlemen.". Posted in 2011 when Bitcoin price was pennies. In 2013 when Bitcoin hits $1000, that thread, of course, gained more attention because the OP prediction was correct, the early adopters are now the new wealthy elites, and it only becomes truer as time goes by.
legendary
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I have a question about rule: “21. Old bumps should be deleted. [2]”

Does that apply to all posts without analyzing if that post has a good present reason to be bumped?

Because if so, this post https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/barcelona-in-la-liga-should-they-stay-or-not-2183872 where I posted after someone bumped it, should be deleted as well.
I would see no sense in that, as the subject in question has become breaking news again after Catalan parliament declared independence yesterday.

Anyway, I don’t make the rules, but it would be surprising for me if it had to be deleted. I’ve been trying to find a deep explanation on why all bumps should be deleted but I can’t find it.

Imagine someone posts the following subject: “Bitcoin will reach 37.000$ by mid-February 2018”. Imagine that post has two or three replies and then dies because that price seems too high to most of us. Wouldn’t make sense to bump it if bitcoin actually reached that price at that time?

Regards.
legendary
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∙ Is there a Filipino version of this Rules and Guideline thread in the Local Forum - Philippines?
  - If there's none, I will translate this during my free time.

∙ Speaking of NSFW content, if ever happened that I posted an Image to a "for sale" personally made Advertisement Banner to be used for Pornographic Anime sites, does censoring(mosaic or bar) the images make it SFW?

There are a couple of stickies about the rules in there but for some reason they're mostly in English.

As for the NSFW content it'll probably be taken on a case by case basis. Having a woman showing a bit of cleavage vs a topless woman with a pixel over her nipples are two different things. However, if they're in a thread clearly stating what is likely to be found inside and marked as NSFW it shouldn't be an issue.
legendary
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∙ Is there a Filipino version of this Rules and Guideline thread in the Local Forum - Philippines?
  - If there's none, I will translate this during my free time.

∙ Speaking of NSFW content, if ever happened that I posted an Image to a "for sale" personally made Advertisement Banner to be used for Pornographic Anime sites, does censoring(mosaic or bar) the images make it SFW?
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Is there any change on this rules?
As I see more and more translated announcements threads posting here
All Local boards - Discussion of various topics in the appropriate language. Posting translated coin announcements is limited to languages that have their own section (a.k.a. dedicated board with sub-boards).
global moderator
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Yeah, I'm not going to waste my time giving these idiots warnings so I'll just ban them if almost their entire post history is this. Maybe you should sticky it in the bounty section so they have no excuses because far too many people are spamming it.
Quite a few of them participated in on-forum altcoin giveaways (looking at their posts in now trashed threads) so I don't think they're even aware of the existence of stickied threads. I'll draft one up anyway; tomorrow probably.
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Yeah, I'm not going to waste my time giving these idiots warnings so I'll just ban them if almost their entire post history is this. Maybe you should sticky it in the bounty section so they have no excuses because far too many people are spamming it.
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Are posts like this even permitted:

Joined airdrop.. All the best..

Joined Airdrop & thank you for opportunity

Signed up, thanks for that.

Joined airdrop and best of luck

Because it's happening en masse in the Bounty board. We don't allow campaigns to encourage users to post their addresses in the threads but this is no different and is still essentially bump spam.

No, they're not (as per rule 1). I usually nuke the newbie accounts that post these (that is when the rest of their post history is comprised primarily of similar or just generally low quality posts) but the second I finish cleaning up 10 accounts, 30 more pop up. As for users of higher rank, IMO a short (3 - 7 days) temporary ban would help but considering the percentage of my recent ban requests that were acknowledged, let alone granted, this seems unlikely.



I read the rules. But I did not find that insult people in a thread without any reason is mentioned.  So is that allowed?  I can go in some thread and call all that replies there a morons and all is fine unless I threaten them with death?

Or calling someone a moron is considering a trolling so forbidden?
See the FAQ:

Q: Someone insulted me. Why aren't you deleting his post/thread?
A: Possible (since we don't have the time or resources to check) insults are also allowed as long as they contain any kind of constructive opinion, info or something else substantial and aren't off-topic. For example, posting something like "you are dumb" will be deleted as it contains no meaningful content. However, if the post is somehwere along the lines of "You are dumb. This is wrong because this website/thread/etc. has explained it's not right", it's in most cases accepted.
legendary
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I read the rules. But I did not find that insult people in a thread without any reason is mentioned.  So is that allowed?  I can go in some thread and call all that replies there a morons and all is fine unless I threaten them with death?

Or calling someone a moron is considering a trolling so forbidden?
legendary
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Are posts like this even permitted:

Joined airdrop.. All the best..

Joined Airdrop & thank you for opportunity

Signed up, thanks for that.

Joined airdrop and best of luck

Because it's happening en masse in the Bounty board. We don't allow campaigns to encourage users to post their addresses in the threads but this is no different and is still essentially bump spam.
global moderator
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Added the new section to the guidelines:

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Tokens (Altcoins) (child board of Announcements (Altcoins)) - Altcoin token (an altcoin entity / thing that relies on another altcoin's infrastructure to function) announcements, generic (usually announcement like) token discussion threads.
member
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Why Administrator not make clear rules of bitcointalk.org  this is main thing must be happen when make a site  ?

How clear do you want them than thread? I think new users should be urged to read them upon sign-up though.

I have a question about Bitcointalk signatures, could someone help me? In general, is it allowed for one person to include more than one signature at a time? After reaching "Member" position, we can have unlimited text which allows us to add different signatures from different campaigns. Is this against Bitcointalk rules?

There's no forum rule against it but signature campaigns usually only allow one. You also don't get unlimited space so you probably couldn't fit two of most signatures in.

Thanks for answering my question, that makes sense. Otherwise everyone would be in multiple signature campaigns and the signatures would be longer than the actual comments.
legendary
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Why Administrator not make clear rules of bitcointalk.org  this is main thing must be happen when make a site  ?

How clear do you want them than thread? I think new users should be urged to read them upon sign-up though.

I have a question about Bitcointalk signatures, could someone help me? In general, is it allowed for one person to include more than one signature at a time? After reaching "Member" position, we can have unlimited text which allows us to add different signatures from different campaigns. Is this against Bitcointalk rules?

There's no forum rule against it but signature campaigns usually only allow one. You also don't get unlimited space so you probably couldn't fit two of most signatures in.
member
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I have a question about Bitcointalk signatures, could someone help me? In general, is it allowed for one person to include more than one signature at a time? After reaching "Member" position, we can have unlimited text which allows us to add different signatures from different campaigns. Is this against Bitcointalk rules?
newbie
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Why Administrator not make clear rules of bitcointalk.org  this is main thing must be happen when make a site  ?
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This Post Must Be read by Newbies that is everywhere on the Forum.
They keep on posting What is The Rules and Regulation Not Knowing That We have This in Meta.
can anybody copy this  Post or just copy the link that Will Link Them Here.
global moderator
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Updated the guidelines (added Bounties (Altcoins), removed the "post traditional investment like tokens in Marketplace (Altcoins)" clause):

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Announcements (Altcoins) - Altcoin announcements, generic (usually announcement like) coin discussion threads.

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Marketplace (Altcoins) -  On-forum sale of goods and services either altcoin related or sold for altcoins.

Bounties (Altcoins) (child board of Marketplace (Altcoins)) -  "Altcoin bounties and ad campaigns". Bounties, advertisement campaigns, announcement of external giveaways (that do NOT require posting on Bitcointalk) and other similar threads belong here. Discussions about such campaigns / services do not belong here.

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Service Discussion (Altcoins) (child board of Marketplace (Altcoins)) - Discussion of altcoin services (both external and on-forum). This includes discussions about bounties.
global moderator
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What is NSFW images ?
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From http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=NSFW:

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NSFW is an abbreviation for words like Not Safe For Wife, Not Suitable For Work, but mostly accepted as Not Safe For Work.

It is an internet slang that is often used to describe online posts that are mainly associated with heavy nudity, sexual, heavy profanity and other things that could often link with pornography.
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What is NSFW images ?
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