Quote from: The Pharmacist on March 25, 2018, 06:24:34 AM

Quote from: Lesbian Cow on March 25, 2018, 02:36:17 AM

It seems like the best course of action is to follow tman's guide

It absolutely is. Unfortunately, in order to follow said course, one has to be able to read what TMAN wrote. And therein lies the problem. These fuckers didn't come here to read; they came here to post. And if thwarted in this activity, they certainly are not going to stick around long enough for an English lesson.

They know just enough to answer the commonly-asked questions that make up the substance of most threads in Bitcoin Discussion, Economics, & Speculation. They can rearrange the words in these responses just enough to make it look like a new response--but that's like rearranging turds in a mountain of shit. It's all repulsive stuff, and if they weren't paid for it, they wouldn't be spreading the manure.

Edit: Here's a random example.

Quote from: Rupok on March 24, 2018, 06:37:50 PM

Of course, Bitcoin can be a world currency. However, Bitcoin is not valid in all countries. But seeing the popularity of Bitcoin,it will be the world currency for a time.Only the bitcoin has been known in all the countries, which could not make any other coins.Everywhere they are Bitcoin,world Currency Will be.

Look at the threads in Reputation that deal with my feedbacks. What would normally be someone laying out a logical case of inappropriate feedback turns into a ham-fisted murdering of the English language that sounds like dialogue from the first comic book appearance of Bizarro Superman--and this is good evidence that when these people try to write something that isn't an answer to "How I can earn btcz?" or "Bitcoin is life", they are lost. They cannot muster enough English-language coherence to even state their case that they did not commit [Insert Bitcointalk Transgression Here] and hence the red trust I left is in error.

Sometimes I laugh; sometimes it's annoying. When I hear someone say they're going to rage-quit BCT, I'm elated. And eventually when I start seeing Jr. Members with 500 activity, I'll know we've arrived in the promised land because of the merit system.

Wow, I did not realize what you point out above as I spend almost all my time safely tucked away in the Collectibles section and do not visit Economics, Bitcoin Discussion etc....I have heard about the spam problem but fortunately it has not (for the most part) invaded the small area of the forum I frequent.

So users like Rupok, who you quote, make money posting jibberish like that? Who pays them and aren't they to blame?