That knife cuts both ways, you know. Basically, there's no good way for you to prove that it was your father that got banned, and not one of your alt accounts.

That said, I checked DeepDown87's post history and it looks like that user was last active in June of this year, but the last post was in November of last year. Perhaps the problem is due to the password being entered incorrectly too many times which triggers the challenge question system. If that is the case then from what I've observed here on meta, this account is lost.

Wow dude, you're putting a lot of words in my mouth here... Where the hell did I call you an asshole or a terrible son?

The fact remains that most of the guys asking to unban a family member are in fact just trying to get an alt account unbanned... There is a small chance you're actually telling the truth, but I must say that my experience tells me otherwise.

There are a lot of reasons why you would claim your alt account is not yours, mostly to create plausible deniability:

• if you strike first and claim the banned account belongs to a family member, you can continue posting with your alt without evading your ban
• if somebody links your accounts together using wallet analysis you can claim your dad was using your wallet
• if IP evidence comes up proving the banned account is your alt, you can just claim your dad was using your internet
• ...

Next to this, claiming your alt account belongs to your frail old dad might increase the sympathy factor and maybe the admin will give you your alt account back...

On the other side, your dad would win nothing by letting you fight his battles... If he was banned, he could have made a new account to open his own thread in meta and state his case... It would have been less embarrassing.

So, I have no proof the banned account is actually your alt, but the odds are not in your favour. In the slim chance I'm wrong:I apologise...

The fact remains that if there was no time indication, this is a perma ban... And if anybody links your account with your "dads", it will also be banned due to ban evasion.

Good luck, and you'd better grow a thicker skin if you're going to stick around... Twisting words around and claiming people said things about you they didn't actually say won't help any of your accounts ahead

This one is talking about his father and I feel a sympathy on it. But from what I observe now there are numerous amount of threads involving their family on the line, I guess this has been on the ruckus made by theymos on the merit requirement of Jr. Members though this post you made is not connected to merit but with my deduction, what would you do if this account get back? Send the 1 merit to you? Use your fathers account to join on campaigns? Do really your father own that account or it was you? Though I don't have to question the latter since having alt accounts is not discouraged in this forum but you should know the limits.

Here are the other threads that member of the family is involved with:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5031140.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4788379.0

When you try to log in what does your your father's ban text say? Does it specify how long the account is banned? If not, you your father are is permabanned.

>90% of the permabans are because you your father plagiarised, but since 90% of your his posts are written in another language (or maybe they're posted in a subforum i'm ignoring... To lazy to find out which is the exact reason i'm not seeing your his posts), i'm not going to sift trough your his posts to find any offending messages.

BTW: a ban means YOU YOUR FATHER is banned, not only your his account. If you he continues posting with another account, you're he's ban evading which is a bannable offence

Some ICO lasted 2 or 3 months including Pre-Sale period.

For the record, did any of the past ICO's extend their crowdfund for more than 2 to 3 months? What is the result after that?

Thanks.

I can't agree with that. KYC is maybe not completely compliant with idea of cryptocurrencies anonimity but it has nothing to do with decentralization and I don't see how KYC would endanger it.
Besides, cryptocurrencies also need to adjust because changes happen all the time. Increased number of scams and misuse require some action and KYC might help in part of it.
Cryptocurrencies can survive and evolve only if will keep ahead with time and requirements.

maybe in the future all token holders need KYC so that a token cannot be misused for bad or illegal things. Is it possible

I bought a lot of TRX late July @ 0.00000470BTC (based on Expert Trader Advice ) with hopes I bought at a low and was going to see a bull market soon . Now at A market Price of 0.00000292BTC. I feel I have held for too long and my Capital has bled out as well . Should I sell now or still Hold?