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There is this user on your site:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1947430.0
Who is advertising a "Free Giveaway!" for your site.
But when you connect they are cleary saying they are not giving away anything and that others "On the site" are giving away.
This is allowed to advertise using your site name and then smearing it saying they are not giving away anything to NO ONE and even saying they will ban anyone on their twitch channel chat room if they are begging?!?
That user should be banned from your site with playing around with people and drawing them in to their channel and then directing them to your site in the hopes to get referral bonuses.
They are from France so they are just bullshitting people.
THAT IS CLEARLY ENOUGH TO SEE!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1947430.0
Who is advertising a "Free Giveaway!" for your site.
But when you connect they are cleary saying they are not giving away anything and that others "On the site" are giving away.
This is allowed to advertise using your site name and then smearing it saying they are not giving away anything to NO ONE and even saying they will ban anyone on their twitch channel chat room if they are begging?!?
That user should be banned from your site with playing around with people and drawing them in to their channel and then directing them to your site in the hopes to get referral bonuses.
They are from France so they are just bullshitting people.
THAT IS CLEARLY ENOUGH TO SEE!
This is a side-effect of PD encouraging users to run public streams - on which some users do perform giveaways and whatnot.
I think using a stream to promote a reflink (not even actively promoted, it's just in the video description) is a reasonable way to do it (and the referral part isn't being hidden in any way). Better than spamming it on forums or trying to trick people into using it by disguising it.
Naturally, you're entitled to your own opinion on this - but asking PD to impose standards on and moderate off-site interactions is a bit onerous...