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rosezionjohn

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Quote from: hatshepsut93 on November 09, 2019, 07:57:10 PM

You are unlikely to get banned for shitposts,

Maybe what you mean is unlikely to get permanently banned. Members can still get banned temporarily for extreme shitposting, I believe it's either seven or fourteen day forum suspension.

Quote from: Insanerman on November 10, 2019, 03:37:42 AM

It will also be suspicious to anyone if a user will give a merit to a bounty report LOL Grin

which is considered a shitpost.

Bounty reports shouldn't be given any merit in my opinion also but I would not consider it a shitpost if it is required by the bounty manager.

bitmover

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Quote from: noormcs5 on November 10, 2019, 02:30:08 AM

There is a slight difference between trust and merits which you both say that "nothing can be done".
Only the DT member red trust has an impact and other trusts feedback do not matter much to the users However any merit given / received has an impact regardless of given by which user on any post.

Almost all the top100 merited users are on DT. There are hundreds of topics in reputation board about all kind of merit abuse and scams

Community is vigilant here. Hardly people will be abusing the merit system unnoticed

yazher

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One of the reasons you will know if that someone is a good poster by checking his started thread. You will see there if he is contributing to the forum or just some spam starter. you can also find some users here that are not threads starter but their posts are awesome and constructive. Either way as long as they contribute to the forum in a positive way I considered them helpful.

rhomelmabini

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Quote from: Insanerman on November 10, 2019, 03:37:42 AM

I am always seeing some newbies account whos post history are full of bounty reports? Is there any way I can help to report those unsubstantial accounts? wherein they can be permanently banned?

Yes;

1. If you can connect that account with one of the participant/s of that same bounty that also enrolling in it then a red tagged is worth it to give to both of them.

2. If you can find his alts that is already banned and his current account is still doing some sorts of bounties or the likes then you can create a topic about his connection to that account or post on known-alts thread on Reputation board then report those users who are evading his ban.

No;

1. Because if those bounty reports are accepted on that thread that isn't reportable at all unless if it's really off topic to post it there.

Not meant to be off-topic here to the OP since we are discussing about defining who we are over a post. Yes, somehow it was the case but there are room for improvement over your post through time here on the forum. So, if you see a user that you think that he has low post then don't judge him just too early at least observe him through time or if he hasn't improve at all and his posts are spams or just off topic then report it instead.

Insanerman

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I am always seeing some newbies account whos post history are full of bounty reports? Is there any way I can help to report those unsubstantial accounts? wherein they can be permanently banned?

It will also be suspicious to anyone if a user will give a merit to a bounty report LOL Grin

which is considered a shitpost.

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Quote from: bitmover on November 09, 2019, 05:29:09 PM

Quote from: FIFA worldcup on November 09, 2019, 02:16:17 PM

Again we should not misuse the merits but these are not moderated. Merit abuse may be punished on the basis if alts are found giving merit to each other but if anyone give merits to bounty report, nothing can be done.

They can tagged with red trust.
Anyone can give red trust to anyone, and nothing can be done about that Wink

Bounty reports should not be merited and this is a clearly misuse of merit system.

There is a slight difference between trust and merits which you both say that "nothing can be done".
Only the DT member red trust has an impact and other trusts feedback do not matter much to the users However any merit given / received has an impact regardless of given by which user on any post.

cryptoaddictchie

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Quote from: hatshepsut93 on November 09, 2019, 07:57:10 PM

A lot of high-merited users started as shitposters when they joined this forum, just look at their first posts. You are unlikely to get banned for shitposts, you won't get red trust for them (theymos is against it), worst things that will happen is that you'll get included in SMAS lists and will forever stay newbie with 0 merit. But those things can be changed, you can improve your post quality and earn merit and ask to be removed from SMAS.

This is right. Some people here started in forum as shitposters and their concern primarily is about bounty campaign and airdrops. I admit I am once like that, cause when I joined here the info Ive known is when you joined forum you will earn money from joining activities like bounty and airdrop but I started to look for more things to learn here and luckily, Ive improved a lot since then. OP is right on some points mentioned but every deserved second chance.

Regarding post that has been merited on bounty advert. Clearly its a merit abuse but we can't be sure about it since people can freely give smerit right? But this can be noticed by DT and surely people who doing this will have some negative feedback or worse perma ban.

hatshepsut93

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A lot of high-merited users started as shitposters when they joined this forum, just look at their first posts. You are unlikely to get banned for shitposts, you won't get red trust for them (theymos is against it), worst things that will happen is that you'll get included in SMAS lists and will forever stay newbie with 0 merit. But those things can be changed, you can improve your post quality and earn merit and ask to be removed from SMAS.

TryNinja

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Quote from: Coyster on November 09, 2019, 05:48:42 PM

I don't believe this is 100% true, while any user can choose to leave a feedback on another, the one that truly counts are feedbacks left by those on the DT list and those on a users trust list, most users leave feedback in retaliation for the ones they receive, that's why theymos is very selective on who he makes a DT(must have a good reputation on the forum), because before a user is tagged or flagged a scammer, there must be real concrete evidences of wrongdoings.

OP needs to come and make it clear on this thread what he meant by "bounty advert" post, that would allow us get to a conclusion on what is right or not.

What's wrong about what he said? Red trust probably means the negative feedback itself since either a feedback is trusted or not is relative to whom you trust or distrust.

Also, theymos isn't really the one selective to make people DT. People get on DT based on the number of "votes" they have - from people with a good amount of merits - and another few other requirements. Then, once in DT1, it's up for the users in there to choose who is DT2. He only takes part on this when there is a blatantly abuse and he blacklists someone from DT.

Coyster

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Quote from: bitmover on November 09, 2019, 05:29:09 PM

Anyone can give red trust to anyone, and nothing can be done about that Wink

I don't believe this is 100% true, while any user can choose to leave a feedback on another, the one that truly counts are feedbacks left by those on the DT list and those on a users trust list, most users leave feedback in retaliation for the ones they receive, that's why theymos is very selective on who he makes a DT(must have a good reputation on the forum), because before a user is tagged or flagged a scammer, there must be real concrete evidences of wrongdoings.

OP needs to come and make it clear on this thread what he meant by "bounty advert" post, that would allow us get to a conclusion on what is right or not.

bitmover

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Quote from: FIFA worldcup on November 09, 2019, 02:16:17 PM

Again we should not misuse the merits but these are not moderated. Merit abuse may be punished on the basis if alts are found giving merit to each other but if anyone give merits to bounty report, nothing can be done.

They can tagged with red trust.
Anyone can give red trust to anyone, and nothing can be done about that Wink

Bounty reports should not be merited and this is a clearly misuse of merit system.

bL4nkcode

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Quote from: bitmover on November 09, 2019, 01:23:20 PM

Those bounty reports or advertisement are clearly merit abuse.

Advertisement posts can be considered and I might give a merit if I like the content and what is offered and what has been posted, posts on collectibles is one of the examples IMO. But there's no a single valid reason from anyone to give a merit for a merely bounty report.

FIFA worldcup

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Quote from: bitmover on November 09, 2019, 01:23:20 PM

Quote from: FIFA worldcup on November 09, 2019, 12:40:40 PM

Anyone is free to give Merits on any posts they like. No one can ask why he has given merit to a post which does not deserve a merit.

You are free to do whatever you wish here in this forum.
But you will face the consequences, which will include a red tag or a permanent ban
Those bounty reports or advertisement are clearly merit abuse.

Again we should not misuse the merits but these are not moderated. Merit abuse may be punished on the basis if alts are found giving merit to each other but if anyone give merits to bounty report, nothing can be done.

Quote from: theymos on January 24, 2018, 07:00:11 PM

While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.

bitmover

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Quote from: FIFA worldcup on November 09, 2019, 12:40:40 PM

Anyone is free to give Merits on any posts they like. No one can ask why he has given merit to a post which does not deserve a merit.

You are free to do whatever you wish here in this forum.
But you will face the consequences, which will include a red tag or a permanent ban
Those bounty reports or advertisement are clearly merit abuse.

rosezionjohn

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Quote from: Upgate on November 09, 2019, 11:50:38 AM

Some get merited for making a bounty advert post

By bounty advert post, do you mean to say bounty managers getting merit for creating a new bounty thread and not the bounty hunters submitting their reports? Please clarify this to avoid confusion.

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Quote from: Upgate on November 09, 2019, 11:50:38 AM

Quote from: bitmover on November 09, 2019, 11:42:04 AM

Your posts defines your reputation here.

Spam, and you will be known as a spammer.
After the introduction of the merit system anyone can just look at your merits and see if you are spamming around or not.

Quality post is not all that gives merit to people here on forum. Some get merited for making a bounty advert post, some get merited for supporting what some other person has put forward, but still merit is part of what makes a quality post but other things are associated with it

Anyone is free to give Merits on any posts they like. No one can ask why he has given merit to a post which does not deserve a merit. But this happens occasionally. In most cases a good poster will get merits and it is not possible that anyone who is posting good and still not be able to get merit.

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Quote from: joniboini on November 09, 2019, 11:58:53 AM

Quote from: Upgate on November 09, 2019, 11:50:38 AM

Some get merited for making a bounty advert post

That's clearly a merit abuse. If you find one, report it and most of the time, the account will get tagged if there's enough proof. No sane person is going to merit a bounty report.

That's a big no to me and people who give merit to bounty report can be considered his alt account, in fact, these people making bounty report are getting a ban, and they do not add quality to the forum, that is why I prefer doing my other bounty in bounty platform, I don't want any of my post coming from bounty report, my signature campaign did not pay me to do such thing, last time I've done bounty report was when I was a junior member.

joniboini

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Quote from: Upgate on November 09, 2019, 11:50:38 AM

Some get merited for making a bounty advert post

That's clearly a merit abuse. If you find one, report it and most of the time, the account will get tagged if there's enough proof. No sane person is going to merit a bounty report.

Upgate

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Quote from: bitmover on November 09, 2019, 11:42:04 AM

Your posts defines your reputation here.

Spam, and you will be known as a spammer.
After the introduction of the merit system anyone can just look at your merits and see if you are spamming around or not.

Quality post is not all that gives merit to people here on forum. Some get merited for making a bounty advert post, some get merited for supporting what some other person has put forward, but still merit is part of what makes a quality post but other things are associated with it

bitmover

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Your posts defines your reputation here.

Spam, and you will be known as a spammer.
After the introduction of the merit system anyone can just look at your merits and see if you are spamming around or not.

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