Quote from: The Pharmacist on May 02, 2018, 10:56:27 PM

Quote from: Emilyearl on May 02, 2018, 10:48:16 PM

Don't you think you went too extreme with your post per referring to people's family the way you just did. It's true a lot is wrong and people are doing all kind of Spammy posts just to navigate through their bounty weekly rules but still, their families should be respected.

Supporting a family with a legion of shitposting alt accounts, abusing bounties, and plagiarizing isn't worthy of respect in my opinion. And frankly I don't know these people and don't care how they feed their families; the only thing I know about them is that they post nonsense and pollute bitcointalk with crap.

If you have to resort to spamming in order to but bread on the table, I would suggest you learn about condoms and birth control and wait until your finances are stable before having children. I don't respect people who put their kids to work in sweat shops, either. I think most people--not just the shitposting population on bitcointalk--need to not have kids.

In actual sense, I don't think people really do bounties so as to be able to meet up with their family needs. Most do bounties for various reasons and it shouldn't all be centered around family care solely. If bounty campaigns are to be banned completely then it should be or a new measure can be taken to maintain the forum sole purpose of creation.

Quote from: Coin-1 on May 02, 2018, 11:36:08 PM

Do you suggest to force the bounty managers that accept Jr. Members to change the rules of the altcoin signature campaign they manage? How these restrictions should be realized, in your opinion?

Theymos should ban altcoin signature bounties altogether, IMO--the ones requiring people to post on bitcointalk. I could care less about social media bounties and translation ones.
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