Quote from: hypersire on July 30, 2014, 04:56:23 PM

Quote from: dzarmush on July 30, 2014, 02:37:52 PM

Quote from: hypersire on July 30, 2014, 11:23:39 AM

Quote from: Foros on July 30, 2014, 11:13:47 AM

I don't have a clue why did you washed me away from the investors but the fact that you removed me without any notice is just pissing me off. When you needed money you were very welcoming but now you've got enough and you're removing people one by one and don't even feel obligated to tell something in advance. If someone used the same IP as I did, then check it twice, geniuses, because I always use Tor.

Hmm, let's see....

You created your account on Apr 14 and immediately posted your payment in the NXTL thread.

You then posted again in the NXTL thread on Apr 21 stating that you were not added to the investor's list.

You did not post again until today, or more than 3 months later, to state that you are not a sock puppet.

I think you can tell which way my vote will go.

I thought we're voting based on real person/puppet status, but it turns out 4 of 5 committee members decided to vote high activity/low activity on this particuar case.

I voted against him because he is an obvious sock puppet, not just due to the low activity but also the IP association.

This guy literally logged into Bitcointalk 3 times over a period of 3 months. First time to indicate his payment, second time to complain he wasn't on the stakeholder's list, third time to complain that he isn't a sock puppet. It doesn't get anymore obvious than that.

I personally see no reasons for someone to post anything if he only wanted to buy a stake in Node and sell it later with high ROI. There is no IP association. It's Tor IP and log in time is different.

I suggested to give both accounts 1/2 stake. If two accounts belong to 1 person he'd still only get 1 stake. If they're two different people they can only blame themselves for low activity.