Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on December 08, 2024, 01:46:30 AM

User: albert0bsd

This is a user who is knowledgeable in technical subjects, however, when it comes to gambling, their knowledge is far more limited, so they resort to using artificial intelligence in order to meet their campaign quota. The irony is that they made a thread, with the help of AI, to complain about campaign quotas creating gambling shitposts.

This case especially pisses me off because he is a member of our local board. In case anyone doesn't know, or didn't notice, he registered in 2011 on the forum, although he didn't write any posts, then registered in 2021 with another account and started contributing (the link I have posted is a thread from when he got the original account back). A pity. You'd think that someone who was introduced to bitcoin so early on should be retired by now, but nope. I remember talking to him about it.

There are two more things I would like to comment on. The first is the following thread:

USDT Investment Fund with BTC & USDT liquidity reserve. 10% Annually

It's a thread that hasn't attracted much attention but if he comes back to the forum I think it should set off alarm bells.

Quote from: albert0bsd on November 15, 2024, 04:46:58 AM

Over the past 10 years, I have been diligently saving and investing for my future. The initial years were gradual as I focused on building a solid invesment for me, but through consistency and patience, I have developed valuable experience in investment.

Someone who was introduced to bitcoin in 2011 and claims to be a good investor should have accumulated hundreds of thousands of dollars (at https://dcabtc.com/ we see that just by investing $10 a week for the past 9 years he would have $101,660).

I say this because someone who is using AI to earn sats does not seem very reliable as a manager of this investment.

And the second thing:

Quote from: Igebotz on December 19, 2024, 12:06:04 PM

Perhaps, time to blame managers for situation like this one. What's the point of employing a non- gambling poster for a gambling signature campaign.

It is the one who has to shut up the most who always speaks. Your campaign posters are the ones who write the most rubbish on the gambling board. Very long posts but rubbish. And we all know that, to the point that I doubt that some of them are gamblers themselves, they have simply learned to produce text that fits in that section.

So don't go lecturing others.