Quote from: deisik on October 21, 2016, 10:54:38 PM

I guess they won't ban them. At least, not for shit posting per se, though some may indeed get banned, for example, for copy-pasting if caught. The punishment should obviously "fit the crime", and kicking them off the signature campaign will most certainly suffice to stop these users from flooding the forum with junk posts altogether. In fact, not banning them (even temporarily) would be a more severe punishment to them...

You are working under the assumption that we are talking about plenty of different people posting in the campaign. My analysis has shown several strong patterns amongst the posters which leads me to believe that a handful of people own(ed) most of the accounts. Those are the people primarily abusing their positions and ruining this forum.

Quote from: deisik on October 21, 2016, 10:54:38 PM

Since many will try to join other signature campaigns and undoubtedly end up kicked off again

If something like SPAS was active (made by Lutpin), then that wouldn't be a problem. At this time, they can likely join some Altcoin campaign or something (which kind of makes the bans in Bitmixer less effective).

Quote from: richardsNY on October 21, 2016, 11:12:20 PM

Even though I am kicked from Bitmixer, and I as result removed my signature, I am happy to see that something is being done about spammers. I am literally sick and tired of all these google translate freaks that are only milking this forum till it's empty. Good thing is that every user enrolled will be subject to weekly quality checks by Lauda. This will make sure no spammer remains active for long. I am sure of that.

The important thing is that: You realize that it is your fault. You want to improve. You put in effort into 2. There are likely going to be people attacking me from heavy sides due to this, and those are the people that have really deserved to be banned forever. This is why I'll run a separation of the blacklist into people that are banned forever and those that may get un-banned if significant improvement is shown.

Quote from: BitHodler on October 22, 2016, 12:17:45 AM

Looks like someone is desperately trying to get rid of a (most likely banned) bitmixer Hero account through an auction right now.

I've just looked into that; statistically the odds are very high in favor of the account being banned.

But let us not discuss Bitmixer specifically here. We will be observe the effectiveness of the 'put stress on the manager' method after some time. Additionally, I'd like to hear what people think about making account sales banned?