Re: Ratimov - prove yourserlf at least the plagiarism accusation
⭐ Merited by lovesmayfamilis (1)
Likely no explanations are going to happen either.
Why won't it happen? It's just that none of the trusted users asked to provide the facts of a long-standing plagiarism, which I wrote about in the trust. They are, it would be extremely stupid of me to write about this in someone's trust if I did not have any evidence with me.
So I wrote the following in the BitcoinGirl.Club trust:
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He is also a plagiarist who managed to escape punishment because no one noticed him.
By this definition, I meant the following few cases of using someone else's text without references:
Microsoft and Bank of America Merrill Lynch Collaborate to Transform Trade Finance Transacting With Azure Blockchain as a Service
Today at Sibos, an annual conference organized by SWIFT for the financial industry, Microsoft Corp. and Bank of America Merrill Lynch announced a collaboration on blockchain technology to fuel transformation of trade finance transacting.
As part of this collaboration, the two companies will build and test technology, create frameworks, and establish best practices for blockchain-powered exchanges between businesses and their customers and banks. Microsoft Treasury experts will serve as advisors and initial test clients, establishing the first Microsoft Azure-powered blockchain transaction between a major corporate treasury and financial institution.
“By working with Bank of America Merrill Lynch on cloud-based blockchain technology, we aim to increase efficiency and reduce risk in our own treasury operations,” said Amy Hood, executive vice president and chief financial officer at Microsoft. “Businesses across the globe – including Microsoft – are undergoing digital transformation to grow, compete, and be more agile, and we see significant potential for blockchain to drive this transformation.”
Currently, underlying trade finance processes are highly manual, time-consuming and costly. With blockchain, processes can be digitized and automated, transaction settlement times shortened, and business logic applied to related data, creating a host of potential benefits for businesses and financial institutions including: more predictable working capital, reduced counterparty risk, improved operational efficiency, and enhanced audit transparency, among other benefits.
“The potential benefits of blockchain will help drive meaningful supply chain efficiencies to the clients of both Microsoft and the bank. This project is another example of our continued commitment to introduce financial innovations for the betterment of global commerce,” said Ather Williams, head of Global Transaction Services at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
“We are excited to be working with Microsoft on this groundbreaking blockchain proof of concept that has the potential to help redefine, digitize, and improve how trade finance instruments are executed today,” said Percy Batliwalla, head of Global Trade and Supply Chain Finance at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Microsoft Azure Blockchain as a Service was first introduced in November 2015. The global scale, hybrid cloud capabilities, extensive compliance certification portfolio, and enterprise-proven security of Azure provide businesses with confidence and choice, especially in highly regulated industries like financial services, health care and government. More than 80 percent of the world’s largest banks are Azure customers. Furthermore, more than 75 percent of the global systemically important financial institutions are using Azure, representing the highest bar for legal, compliance, security and acquisitions teams.
Development and testing of the initial application, built to optimize the standby letter of credit process, is currently in progress. The Microsoft and Bank of America Merrill Lynch teams will demonstrate the technology at Sibos in Geneva, Switzerland. Following the initial development and testing, the teams will work to refine the technology and evaluate applications to include more complex use cases and additional financial instruments.
Today at Sibos, an annual conference organized by SWIFT for the financial industry, Microsoft Corp. and Bank of America Merrill Lynch announced a collaboration on blockchain technology to fuel transformation of trade finance transacting.
As part of this collaboration, the two companies will build and test technology, create frameworks, and establish best practices for blockchain-powered exchanges between businesses and their customers and banks. Microsoft Treasury experts will serve as advisors and initial test clients, establishing the first Microsoft Azure-powered blockchain transaction between a major corporate treasury and financial institution.
“By working with Bank of America Merrill Lynch on cloud-based blockchain technology, we aim to increase efficiency and reduce risk in our own treasury operations,” said Amy Hood, executive vice president and chief financial officer at Microsoft. “Businesses across the globe – including Microsoft – are undergoing digital transformation to grow, compete, and be more agile, and we see significant potential for blockchain to drive this transformation.”
Currently, underlying trade finance processes are highly manual, time-consuming and costly. With blockchain, processes can be digitized and automated, transaction settlement times shortened, and business logic applied to related data, creating a host of potential benefits for businesses and financial institutions including: more predictable working capital, reduced counterparty risk, improved operational efficiency, and enhanced audit transparency, among other benefits.
“The potential benefits of blockchain will help drive meaningful supply chain efficiencies to the clients of both Microsoft and the bank. This project is another example of our continued commitment to introduce financial innovations for the betterment of global commerce,” said Ather Williams, head of Global Transaction Services at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
“We are excited to be working with Microsoft on this groundbreaking blockchain proof of concept that has the potential to help redefine, digitize, and improve how trade finance instruments are executed today,” said Percy Batliwalla, head of Global Trade and Supply Chain Finance at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Microsoft Azure Blockchain as a Service was first introduced in November 2015. The global scale, hybrid cloud capabilities, extensive compliance certification portfolio, and enterprise-proven security of Azure provide businesses with confidence and choice, especially in highly regulated industries like financial services, health care and government. More than 80 percent of the world’s largest banks are Azure customers. Furthermore, more than 75 percent of the global systemically important financial institutions are using Azure, representing the highest bar for legal, compliance, security and acquisitions teams.
Development and testing of the initial application, built to optimize the standby letter of credit process, is currently in progress. The Microsoft and Bank of America Merrill Lynch teams will demonstrate the technology at Sibos in Geneva, Switzerland. Following the initial development and testing, the teams will work to refine the technology and evaluate applications to include more complex use cases and additional financial instruments.
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https://news.microsoft.com/2016/09/27/microsoft-and-bank-of-america-merrill-lynch-collaborate-to-transform-trade-finance-transacting-with-azure-blockchain-as-a-service/
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Rules, Terms Conditions:
2: During this period you must make a minimum of 10 Posts per Week in order to be considered eligible.
3: Only Posts that are useful and constructive will be eligible towards the 15 Post goal. Posts that are off-topic, or simply made with the intention of raising post count will be disqualified.
2: During this period you must make a minimum of 10 Posts per Week in order to be considered eligible.
3: Only Posts that are useful and constructive will be eligible towards the 15 Post goal. Posts that are off-topic, or simply made with the intention of raising post count will be disqualified.
Of course, one can say that he simply forgot, he simply did not know, or a billion more excuses, but the forum has a clear definition of plagiarism - this is the use of someone else's text without indicating the source. A plagiarist is not the one who inserted links at the bottom of the topic, and not at the top, not the one who uses the Google translator and other nonsense that they tried to accuse me of plagiarism. Everything that I have ever copied to the forum, I have ALWAYS provided links.
If this idiot had been noticed somewhere in 2017-2018 with these posts, he would have received a guaranteed ban. Now, of course, no one will ban him, because the cases are old, he has a high rank, etc., which is why I do not run around the forum with these evidence of his plagiarism and do not ask the moderators to ban him. I perfectly understand how it all works, so I wrote about it only in his trust.
It's not fair when on a forum useful users were banned for plagiarism for just 1 line of copied text. We all remember those ban waves in the past. And then some asshole appears, who argues for other people's plagiarism, having several plagiarisms at his disposal, and of course he will not be punished.
New feedback left. My ignore list was empty but now I have you there.
I am still waiting for him to prove the accusation of plagiarism that I did.
And how are you still waiting when you yourself said that you added me to ignore? How will you see this evidence? You're funny, clown.
But it seems he is trying to skip it, or by now we would see he was posting something that shows I plagiarized. This is proving that he is a LIAR too and it was a planned lie. A whore is a whore, no wonder he lied.
Let's use your idiotic tactics on you. You wrote the following in my trust:
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It was said because he was citing articles from other sites but not giving credit to the source which means he was plagiarizing contents.
That is, you claim that I did not indicate the sources of the text when I created my articles. Show me at least one of my articles, where I did not indicate the sources. As you say, if you do not provide evidence of your words, you will become, you know who.
He doesn't need merit anymore, but he continues making these posts.
He made the posts when he needed merit.
And he continues to make them when he doesn't need merit.
Do I really need to break down the logic behind why it's stupid to call him a merit whore?
He made the posts when he needed merit.
And he continues to make them when he doesn't need merit.
Do I really need to break down the logic behind why it's stupid to call him a merit whore?
He himself does not understand what his nonsense means, which he wrote in a fit of his resentment in my trust. Therefore, he cannot explain it so that it is understandable to everyone.