Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:04:39 PM

A lot of those people took loans and disappeared knowing the competition in signature campaigns will be high. So they take the last chance to make some money by scamming him.

The thing is, I think most of the scammers are still here. They are just willing to sacrifice certain accounts out of their collection. One of the easiest ways to identify a bought account is by looking at the post-to-merit ratio. If its really high, this means they probably run a bunch of alt accounts simultaneously, so they never write anything worth meriting.

This guy comes to mind:

Quote from: TheGreatPython on September 23, 2024, 08:02:04 PM

I remember CM yahoo once said like "slots in campaign is not a right but a privilege". If you agree on this, then I guess long term holders deserve slots in campaigns.

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He's a "long-term holder" because he runs several accounts & doesn't cash out his BTC all the time. Somewhat ironically, he could never participate in the system he was proposing, because it would mean exposing his alt accounts in the process.