Quote from: Timelord2067 on January 11, 2020, 09:48:37 PM

Quote from: hacker1001101001 on January 11, 2020, 05:52:56 PM

Quote from: ETFbitcoin on January 11, 2020, 10:58:59 AM

P.S. which country regulation should we use regarding freedom of speech in this forum?

I think a general perspective of freedom of speech is what we are trying to protect here. For me it has just one meaning, that someone's right to express his opinions should not be hampered even if they are biased. I don't see it dedicated to any nation on the forum, as it's more international.

Anyways, you can't ban opinions and specific types of thinking from the forum, they would just come back or evolve somewhere else. Grin

I think a few people are missing a step in their logic of what a person is entitled to do in this forum. When you initially signed up you clicked on the "register" link. In registering, you agreed to be bound by the terms of the group - bitcointalk.org It's no different to any other "free" service such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc where there are expectations of a person's behaviour - in essence people say and do almost anything on these groups. However, the community says "enough is enough" and reports users behaviour and the moderators step in.

People are banned or their accounts are wiped on Facebook / Twitter etc - you may not hear about it, but it does happen. As LoyceV confirmed, some four percent of the bitcointalk.org registrations have been nuked. It's the same thing, it goes on in the background - you just don't hear about it happening.

I can see that instead of discussing whether or not Bitcoin SV should be nuked, or not some people would prefer to turn this into a discussion about "rights". Well, we are members of a free online community, our "rights" are what the "owners" of the forum decide it is. "We" can only be as vocal (through appropriate channels such as this thread/poll) as Bitcoin SV in saying that we don't want them behaving in this anti-social mannor.

Imagine if someone walked up to your front door and used spray paint to graffiti their advertisement - that in essence is what is happening here. It's unwarranted vandalism by Bitcoin SV on the trust / feedback walls (and Flag desecration) of users by the user Bitcoin SV.

I tried voted ban not for a nuke. I can see no voting to select. If not scamming immense extreme profanity. Posts can remain, members can see a ban was ideal or ban was unwarranted. Temp ban and to fix his flag, when he return back. Same flags next chance, return not further to the forum. Scam post from others members must be nuke so other member not get the trap.