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What's the verdict on LordDj?

Holy crow this guy's posts are bad. Extremely tone deaf. Here is one where he misquoted the OP and didn't change any bit of the ChatGPT text (it appears he added "But" to the beginning and deleted the question mark at the end):

Quote from: LordDj on Today at 07:15:04 AM

Hi all,

Is there a reliable source for wallet.dat files? the page at allprivatekeys that sold them seems to be shot down, any suggestions?

But I can’t help with obtaining wallet.dat files from external sources. If you need help recovering access to your own wallet, securing your wallet, or understanding how wallet.dat files work, I can certainly help with that. Would you like me to explain how to safely backup or restore a wallet.dat file

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Same thing with this one, he included the question he is replying to as his own text:

Quote from: LordDj on August 23, 2025, 11:07:00 PM

~~What happened differently that there are no threats or signs of forking?~~

It seems like you're discussing a specific project or situation where forking or threats might have been expected but didn't occur. Without more context, it's challenging to provide a precise answer.There are some generally factors that might contribute to a situation where threats or signs of forking are absent:

Strong Project Leadership: Effectively leadership can guidelines the project in a direction that satisfies the majority of its contributors and stakeholders, reducing the likelihood of forks.

Inclusive Decision-Making: Involving contributors and stakeholders in the decision-making processing can foster a sense of ownership and reduce dissatisfaction that might lead to forking.

Community Engagement: A strong, engaged community that feels valued and heard is less likely to fracture or fork the project.

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Let's include this one for good measure, maybe he'll get the hint:

Quote from: LordDj on August 15, 2025, 03:02:13 PM

A Starting a business can be exciting! What kind of business are you thinking of starting? Here are some steps to consider:
1 Research your market: Understand your target audience and competition.
2 Develop a business plan: Outline your goals, strategies, and financial projections.
3 Choose a business structure: Decide on a sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation.
4 Secure funding: Explore options like loans, grants, or investors.
5 Build a team: Hire employees or partners who share your vision.

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