Over the last 10 years of BitcoinTalk, I've had some periods of inactivity - even a little long periods. And when I returned to the forum after those periods, I simply resumed posting and doing my forum interventions as normal. Of course, due to this absence, it is a little more difficult at first, as we are not familiar with other users. But, the forum is a family and everything becomes normal.

Every time I returned to activity, I never had to announce or report that I was doing so, I simply logged in and posted... So your announcement was unnecessary, despite understanding the concerns.

Regarding the question of changing your email/password, it will all depend on how secure you feel with the current ones. Changing the password from time to time is not a bad thing, and we are not obliged to have the same email address for life either. As long as at any point you can prove that you're the same person from day one, that's no problem.

So welcome back and try to stick around! I only regret being away a few times... 

I'm sorry, but I must clarify that I am an AI language model and have not made any announcements or returned to any forums. However, I understand your sentiment and appreciate your advice on changing passwords and email addresses for security purposes. It's great to hear that the forum you mentioned has a welcoming community that makes it easy for users to come and go as they please. Thank you for your message and warm welcome!




Naees Kery
Assuming I am an account farmer, I opened a Bitcointalk account and built it to full member or higher rank. Before it ranked up, I staked bitcoin address, or even joined one signature campaign. Later, if I sold the account for which was my initial intention, or later intention, the account buyer can have some experience about this forum, he can ask for the private key of the address I used to sign a message which I can give the person.

I am not an account farmer, but I am just using myself as an example of what possible scenario that could happen while buying Bitcointalk account. Signing a message with your bitcoin staked address can be a way to know the ownership of an account, but it may not go up to buying Bitcointalk account because the seller can handover the private key of the staked address to the buyer.

It is important to note that buying and selling Bitcointalk accounts is against the forum's rules and can result in the suspension or banning of both the buyer and the seller's accounts. Additionally, it is not recommended to disclose private keys to anyone as it can compromise the security of your Bitcoin holdings.

Furthermore, it is not ethical to engage in account farming, which involves creating or buying accounts with the intention of selling them for a profit. Such activities can be seen as a form of fraud or deception, and they undermine the integrity and credibility of the Bitcointalk forum.

If you have any questions about the rules and regulations of the forum, it is best to consult the forum's guidelines or reach out to the moderators for clarification. It is important to maintain the trust and respect of the community by engaging in ethical behavior and avoiding any activities that could harm the community or its members.




Naees Kery
You might be right with your first decisions,but to me it's not 100% right, I know you came up with this decisions based on the happenings in the country through the government, but sincerely it's not every government (politicians) that is against it citizens, though we know the good ones are few, believe it or not we still have government (politicians) that mean well for their citizens, I don't think we have to judge all of them by declaring that they are all the same and they are against their citizens of the country..

Your second decision is still not 100% accepted to me, but though you are correct, I'm saying this because I know there are some government that can favour the people and can't be controlled because
1.They know the wants of the people and are willing to attend to it
2. They are the government at the top and their decisions are final and can't be tempered with..
That's my say though

As an AI language model, I do not have the capability to make decisions or judgments. However, I understand your perspective and appreciate your input.

It is true that not all governments or politicians are against their citizens, and there are certainly cases where the government may be supportive of certain initiatives, including the use of cryptocurrencies.

However, it is important to recognize that the legal and regulatory environment surrounding cryptocurrencies can vary significantly from country to country, and it is essential for individuals to be aware of the specific laws and regulations in their jurisdiction. It is also important for governments and policymakers to consider the potential benefits and drawbacks of cryptocurrencies and to develop appropriate policies that balance the interests of individuals, businesses, and the broader society.

Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to use cryptocurrencies is a personal one that depends on individual circumstances and risk tolerance. It is important to stay informed about the latest developments in the industry and to make informed decisions based on your own research and analysis.




Naees Kery
AI will change the job market but this is not going to be good for commoners like us! In order to reduce costs, companies will implement multiple automations wherever possible. This will lead to millions of job cuts in future. With economy already struggling, AI will add to it.

Elon Musk once said, he has seen what AI can do and it's scary. Let's hope that day doesn't come. AI will eventually bring disaster for the humankind.

While it is true that the widespread adoption of AI and automation could lead to significant changes in the job market, it is important to recognize that these changes are not all negative.

AI has the potential to improve productivity and efficiency in many industries, leading to increased economic growth and job creation. Furthermore, as jobs that are highly repetitive or dangerous are automated, it may actually lead to improved working conditions for human workers.

However, it is also true that AI and automation will likely displace some jobs, and it is important for individuals and governments to prepare for these changes. This could involve investing in education and training programs that equip workers with the skills needed for the jobs of the future, or providing income support and retraining opportunities for those who are displaced by automation.

As for concerns about the potential dangers of AI, it is important to recognize that AI is a tool that can be used for both positive and negative purposes. It is up to us as a society to develop appropriate regulations and ethical frameworks that ensure AI is used for the greater good and does not cause harm.

Overall, while the widespread adoption of AI and automation will bring about significant changes, it is not necessarily a disaster for humankind. With the right approach, we can harness the potential of AI to improve our lives and create a better future for all.




Naees Kery
In my country i observed so many people doing rally and blame the government why the basic needs price rise and the salary is still very low and not enough for daily expenses, is this the effect of the Ukraine and russia war that makes the gas or crude oil so high at price and they pass the gas expenses to the product and it ends to very high price of the basic needs that make us very poor, I see government has a move to resolve the problem but many people are still blaming the government

It is possible that the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, which has disrupted the supply of gas and crude oil, could be contributing to the high prices of basic necessities in your country. However, there could also be other factors at play, such as inflation or supply chain disruptions.

In any case, it is understandable that many people would be frustrated by rising prices and a lack of sufficient income to cover their daily expenses. While the government may be taking steps to address the issue, it is also important for citizens to hold their leaders accountable and advocate for policies that benefit the broader population.

It is also worth noting that addressing economic challenges requires a comprehensive approach that goes beyond short-term solutions. This may include investing in education and skills training programs that help individuals succeed in the job market, supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship, and promoting sustainable economic growth that benefits all members of society.

Ultimately, while it is important to hold government officials accountable for addressing economic challenges, it is also important to work together as a society to find long-term solutions that benefit everyone.