Can you tell what that useless Proro is looking for?
The useless guy doesn't like the answers he got in a thread, so he deletes it and opens another one quoting the only response he liked from the other thread. Could you be any more of a jerk?. Since it's not clear whether he'll like the answers and delete it again, I'm opening a thread so we can discuss this guy's suspicious behavior. Censorship does not work in this forum. If you do not like the responses in a thread and delete it, we can open another one to say what you do not want us to say.
I hope that after this you won't show up here again for a couple of years, otherwise I think JG's won't be the only tag on your profile.
I would like to take this opportunity to quote:
I hope that after this you won't show up here again for a couple of years, otherwise I think JG's won't be the only tag on your profile.
I would like to take this opportunity to quote:
As a Free Market Capitalist says, neutral tag, it's not something you need to worry too much about.
It is certainly strange that you, as someone who is not excessively active on the forum, care about signature campaigns and the way some managers lead them. Also, it is quite logical for someone like JollyGood to set off an alarm that it is a posting from an alternative account. We have seen it many times.
It is certainly strange that you, as someone who is not excessively active on the forum, care about signature campaigns and the way some managers lead them. Also, it is quite logical for someone like JollyGood to set off an alarm that it is a posting from an alternative account. We have seen it many times.
If my nickname was mentioned, then I will give my opinion, but first, I will agree with Free Market Capitalist, who says that JG has a sense for alternative accounts. After reviewing your post history, I can also confirm that I had the same feeling that you were simply "spinning" your activity by posting in the politics section. There are many similar accounts that write empty posts on various topics that are completely unrelated to crypto, and they do this for quite a long time, as if they completely forget what thematic forum they are on. But the fact is that this is done only to increase activity and, as a result, to participate in signature companies in the future. Quite an old pattern.
Curious isn't it? I think JG might have found a new can of worms here.
This might end up as being another case where someone complaaint over mainly irrelevant feedback, just to end up getting even more. 