Quote from: bittoyski on January 06, 2019, 10:18:07 PM

Quote from: sabotag3x on January 06, 2019, 09:00:36 PM

Quote from: CHRISBIN702 on January 06, 2019, 12:08:24 PM

Quote from: clearclear on January 06, 2019, 09:43:27 AM

I am really astonished by the claims here. I know Belechau for more than a year now. I have worked with him on multiple projects and he always delivered exactly what was asked, in very good quality and timely.

I am also suggesting that what CHRISBIN702 is saying seems plausible and possible. Right now on bitcointalk, it seems that a lot of people are fighting for work and want to take shortcuts to get ahead of competition --- with unfair measures. As a project, I would look really closely who to hire as a partner of a project and it seems like here we have the answer.

Exactly. belechau clearly explained what the problem was and how he was going to fix it. What's the reason for tossing around the "S" word so nonchalantly? at this point, this is outright slander, which is illegal in most jurisdictions. Every Portuguese speaking country that I could find shares the same laws on defamation. The OP clearly has something to gain from this which aggravates the slander/defamation punishments substantially.

Brazil: In Brazil, defamation is a crime, which is prosecuted as defamation (three months to a year in prison, plus fine; Article 139 of the Penal Code), slander (six months to two years in prison, plus fine; Article 138 of the PC) and/or injury offending the dignity of another person (one to six months in prison, or fine; Article 140), with aggravating penalties when the crime is committed against the President, or against the head of a foreign government, against a public official in the performance of his official duties, or against a person who is disabled or over 60 years old (Article 141).

Portugal: Defamation (difamação, Art. 180): Alleging a fact or formulating a judgment (or reproducing such) about a third person that is offensive to that persons honour or reputation. It is punished with a prison term of maximum six months or a fine of maximum 240 days.

Per Art. 183, the penalty for defamation is increased by one-third if the act concerns the allegation of a particular fact that the offender knows to be untrue or committed with publicity. If the act was committed through the media, the penalty is increased to imprisonment for up to two years or a fine not less than 120 days.

Insult (injúria, Art. 181): Alleging a fact or expressing offensive words directly to a person that is/are offensive to that persons honour or reputation. Insult is punished with a prison term of maximum three months or a fine of up to 120 days.

Per Art. 183, the penalty for insult is increased by one-third if the act concerns the allegation of a particular fact that the offender knows to be untrue or committed with publicity. If the act was committed through the media, the penalty is increased to imprisonment for up to two years or a fine not less than 120 days.

False accusation (denúncia caluniosa, Art. 365): Publicly accusing or casting suspicion on a person of having committed a crime while knowing the accusation to be false. The penalty is imprisonment for up to three years or a fine. If the accusation is of a contravention (misdemeanour), the punishment is imprisonment of up to one year or a fine of up to 120 days. If the accusation results in the victims incarceration, the penalty is up to eight years in prison.

Yeah, sue me..

I understood that cyberlaw has been implemented on most countries now and I would rather refrain from doing anything that might put myself in jeopardy regardless of my hidden identity here in Bitcointalk or on any other platform. It reminds me of of Silk Road darkweb mastermind Ross Ulbricht who've got indicted by being identified with just his old email alone.

And out of nowhere, a newbie account, that only participates in bounty campaigns, appears posting veiled threats ...

Anyone can easily ask a Brazilian to read Belechau's comments and posts. He is not Brazilian or from any country that speaks Portuguese. He could have said that he was from Cabo Verde or Angola, it would be easier to insist in this lie.

This situation ends up being funny. Cheesy