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I had no idea YoBit campaign was ending.
And we've been through this before.
Selling advertisement space is not the same as promoting a website.
I don't get the point of discussing all this when you were warned at first and allowed a day to stop promoting X10 banner. It is obvious that people who went there seeing your signature would definitely not be the ones who were aware about Yobit's investbox scam. And about X10, did you see that it just exhausted completely and there are no buyers for it even at 1 sat now? I have also seen fake volumes and not just that, there were some players in their dice area who make bets of BTC0.5, BTC0.7 and such big bets without proof that the bets were provably fair, you can't even see your bets available anywhere on the site and I've never seen my old bets' logs. The usernames remain similar each day and they look to be their own members or bots no matter what, but I don't know how Yobit is managing to have its exchange up and running even after having no proof of coins popping up through their ICO/IEO but there are still people who trust them and I don't know the base that's making them believe that Yobit is not scamming/will not scam.
I couldn't give more fucks about YoBit.
What I do care about is innocent posters getting red tags.
Most have probably never encountered threads about this website at all. Nor did they know how YoBit operates or what an InvestBox was.
Where do you draw the line? If the campaign puts a malware link into the signature, is that still ok? If the signature campaign asks you to post in the Yobit thread, is that still ok?
BTW there was a lively debate about X10 in the signature campaign thread. That's where Yobit requested to change the signature, that's where yahoo said he was going to ask for a change, etc. If you're that ignorant then you probably shouldn't be in a signature campaign to begin with.
Ofcourse it isn't.
A malware removes your free will.
It can steal from you, spy on you or take control of your computer.
You know what doesn't remove your free will? Malware free websites
No one can force you to invest in something.
You choose what to do.As I said, people should remove YoBits signature. They really should. It's not cool.
It's inflationary bullshit that shouldn't be advertised.
But I find using using the trust system against them is much more harmful.
If the signature campaign asks you to post in the Yobit thread, is that still ok?
I guess that would be okay unless theymos says that's forbidden.
