Quote from: bitmaster1x on May 27, 2016, 08:28:57 PM

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Quote from: bitmaster1x on May 27, 2016, 12:16:40 AM

Quote from: Gleb Gamow on May 26, 2016, 04:26:14 PM

For a delusional fuck, doing "actual stuff" like creating a thread to bring awareness to his venerate Crypto-city

trolls crying of being trolled. nice.

Aren't you trolling trolls so therefore by that definition a troll yourself?

Just curious.. people often accuse others of a nature but not rise above it themselves... Just concerned for your site as if you are trolling trolls and thus a troll you should avoid crypto-city as trolls aren't welcome. Logic at its finest.

You're reading into something that isn't. With that logic, I have some prime real estate on the moon for ya.

Im just curious because when someone asks something or states something you reply with an authoritive comment like you are the point of truth or lie for everything. You reply like everything you say and know is right and nothing you say can be wrong. Interesting none the less as you promoted cryptsy at times and said they were legit. But we all make mistakes. You glossed over and didn't reply to my other question i'll repost it below, can you please answer it as it will be helpful to users of your community.

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I have one other question too which is legitimate. As crypto city is for people to establish connections how do you filter or how does the community filter scammers or not? Can you confirm how this is policed and how scammers are found?

I'm legitimately curious as most companies and sites have a way of moderating content as no community wants to have proper scammers onboard. E.g. if Joshua Garza launched a paycoin community on crypto city prior to being outed as a scammer but there were high hints of it how would crypto city handle this?

How do you define trolls, scammers etc and how does the site differentiate between trolls and scammers and just ones they suspect are.. i.e. how do you eliminate false positives?