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Re: 🏆 Bitcointalk Community Awards [Results of the Year + Quiz]
Ratimov earned his title! His Google Translate spamming contributions and arguably plagiarisms were discovered in 2020.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.msg55830335#msg55830335
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.0
@mdayonliner, thanks for your help.
In Russion section Ratimov does reverse. He uses Google tool to translate English article into Russian, makes slight alterations and then copy-paste that translation.
The comparison of two texts, one given by Google and the other published by Ratimov gives expected result. Both are almost identical. Ratimov is so lazy that he don't bother himself to change the wordings or spin the words. Mods have to be blind if they don't see that.
I used this tool https://text-compare.com/ to compare his and Google Translate passages.
In Russion section Ratimov does reverse. He uses Google tool to translate English article into Russian, makes slight alterations and then copy-paste that translation.
The comparison of two texts, one given by Google and the other published by Ratimov gives expected result. Both are almost identical. Ratimov is so lazy that he don't bother himself to change the wordings or spin the words. Mods have to be blind if they don't see that.
I used this tool https://text-compare.com/ to compare his and Google Translate passages.
Is Ratimov habitually spamming the Russian local with Google translations of others’ articles?
Yes, he is.
With such brave investigative work, soon you will be
I'll do. Next inspection is about to come.
Today I'll probe their mods to see how wide is corruption in Russian section sending them my first report accompanied by following comment "Google-Translate-assisted to habitually break Rule#27. Inspectorate https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.msg55836376#msg55836376 " , de facto I have reported three cases.
Sent them today the second notifications. The fist were ignored. Do Russian mods support the break of rule 27?
de facto that was intended to be vitriol.
⭐ Merited by mdayonliner (4)
Is Ratimov habitually spamming the Russian local with Google translations of others’ articles?
Yes, he is.
With such brave investigative work, soon you will be
I'll do. Next inspection is about to come.
Today I'll probe their mods to see how wide is corruption of Russian section sending them my first report accompanied by following comment "Google-Translate-assisted to habitually break Rule#27. Inspectorate https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.msg55836376#msg55836376 "
I don't know how many reports you currently have but from 300 good reports you have access to these statistics.
zero
b]Original[/b] : https://medium.com/blockstream/musig2-simple-two-round-schnorr-multisignatures-bf9582e99295
Google-Translate-assisted Ratimov's spam that violates Rule#27: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5287342.0 ( https://archive.is/UOAcs )
Google Translate of random passage pertaining to that spam:
[/url]Comparison between two:
[/url]
How can I get such reports status?
Original : https://medium.com/swlh/bitcoin-facing-gold-and-fiat-currencies-on-10-essential-properties-of-money-441c26a8f51d
Google-Translate-assisted Ratimov's spam that violates Rule#27: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5210081.0 (https://archive.vn/43QVs)
Google Translate of random passage pertaining to that spam:
Comparison between two:
[/ur]Wouldn't OP mind to change the thread title to Merit Source - Plagiarist&Rool27-disruptor ?
Is Ratimov habitually spamming the Russian local with Google translations of others’ articles?
Yes.
Google-Translate-assisted Ratimov's spam that violates Rule#27 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5283655.0 (https://archive.is/lfB4U)
Google Translate of random passage from that spam:
Comparison between two:
Maybe this time I have to challenge Russian section and place there my "genuine" Ratimiv's style article . Ratimov does reverse in the local
https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/articles/corporate-treasurer-bitcoin
[...]
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5281318.msg55817867#msg55817867
[...]
What do you think?
https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/articles/corporate-treasurer-bitcoin
[...]
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5281318.msg55817867#msg55817867
[...]
What do you think?
On its face, Ratimov’s post does blatantly violate (at least) Global Rule #27,
Yes, that was the connotation of my message. Literally the half of his Russian contribution is copypasta which violates Rule #27. That Ratimov's rule#27- breaking-copypasta is so wide that it goes far beyond the scope of this thread and requires the new one filled in the details.
@nullius, perhaps my thoughts are even more evil. With enough merits I would give anyone the opportunity to try the posting in the Ratimov-style and get merit from me and, eventually, from others.
But you don’t have enough merits? That is easy to fix: Apply for merit source privileges!
For your application, choose some genuinely-faked-by Ratimov rip-offs that you feel deserve an extra +10 or +50 for creative original means of getting away with plagiarism. Stuff your application with some “stuffing” posts by bitcoinst (and all of his alts), to show that you are unbiased and you do not simply favour Ratimov. To show that you bear no grudges or ill-will toward anybody (and to gain political support from someone who will do anything for merits!), also include in your application the copy-paste for which lovesmayfamilis was previously banned.
Soon, you will be the Superhero and “all-seeing source” of Newbies who spam the forum with plagiarised articles so that they can rank up, get bestest bounties.
I hope that everybody realizes that I am joking.
I hope that I am joking. The way this thread is going, it may actually be the state of the forum.
You are genuinely whip-smart devil. That's a chance, perhaps, i'll take it in a while.
Maybe, this time I have to challenge Russian section. Ratimov does reverse in the local
https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/articles/corporate-treasurer-bitcoin
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5281318.msg55817867#msg55817867
Their mod is likely to favor my endeavor.
Take a closer look at the list of sources from Ratimov. The link to the source that you are quoting is in the list of sources from Ratimov 
What do you think?
~snip~
AHA, it only took me three minutes to write!
AHA, it only took me three minutes to write!
Are IAD and DAI two different bananas or they're the same?
This discrepancy is intentionally left to mime the Ratimov's style of posting. He often mix the stuff left to him by Google Translate with the real things.
@nullius, probably my thoughts are even more evil. With enough merits I would give anyone the opportunity to try the posting in the Ratimov-style and get merit from me. Rules would be as simple as that: find non-English article, feed it to Google Translate, copy-paste output, credit Ratimov's "invention" by placing at the top "#Ratimov's-style".
Re: My new idea about creating topics regularly but I would like to be sure first...
I have read a related post against a user who just translated a whole article without using the quote feature but providing link for the original article and I think even DT members didn't counted it as plagiarism as he have linked the original article. So I think using Google translate as well as editing what has already been translated is good as long as you will be crediting the original article will be counted as a translation kind of thread. Maybe highlighting or noting it as a translated article will avoid any confusion that you are trying to plagiarize a content.
Nice, using Ratimov's-style it took me 1+3 minutes to write couple of articles
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5299844 - 1 min
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5299795 - 3 mins
Disclaimer: #Ratimov's style article. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.0
https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/protegete-de-la-hiperinflacion-con-dai/
In most Latin American countries the US dollar is taken as the currency of refuge, in countries like Argentina and Venezuela where inflation (or hyperinflation in the case of Venezuela) is a factor that is present in the day to day, buying dollars is a routine part of life for all its inhabitants. But buying dollars is not always easy, whether it is because of various laws imposed by the countries or the simple fact of being able to be swindled with counterfeit bills, buying physical dollars can sometimes be more of a problem than a solution.
For this reason, several companies have emerged offering more efficient methods for buying and selling dollars, although they are not exempt from other inconveniences such as the need to disclose users' personal data or having to pay high fees of up to 5-10% of your transaction if you want to send dollars through their platforms. For this reason, the irruption in the world economy of crypto currencies has meant a turning point that offers a helping hand to all users globally.
Hyperinflation is a type of inflation that consists of a massive increase in prices, during a determined period of time. In Venezuela, hyperinflation started in November 2017, when the monthly inflation rate was 56.7% and the annual growth rate was 1370%, during which time the issue of 100,000 bolivar bills was announced, which is considered the most serious hyperinflation in the world.
Consequently, it is evident the need of the citizens to get rid of their strongly devaluated local currency to take refuge in a stable currency like the dollar and here Dai, the decentralized stablecoin of MakerDAO comes into play. Dai is a stable currency with a value that reflects the value of the U.S. dollar, in essence it is a cryptomoney that lives in the Ethereum blockchain, protected by a system of smart contracts and a diverse amount of collateral that supports its value in greater amounts than its issuance to make it a robust stable currency.
In inflationary situations such as those experienced by Venezuela, Argentina and other countries, DAI comes out being very beneficial for the population of these countries, since, it is easily interchangeable both in national exchanges and in person to person transactions for FIAT money (Bolivars, Argentinean Pesos, etc), without leaving behind its accessibility of emission by means of some collateral by any person thanks to the Maker protocol.
It is worth noting that unlike physical dollars, no one can censor or restrict what you can do with your IADs. For this reason, IAD is of great help in situations like the one that is happening in Venezuela, Argentina and other countries around the world.
To start using DAI all you need is an internet connection and a device where you can download a wallet, which is a software (app), that allows you to store your crypts. You can see it as a bank account where you have an address or account number where you can send and receive money.
You must also keep in mind that you must save your seed phrase and/or private key of the wallet, which is a code that you must keep in case you lose or misplace your wallet, since this is the only way to recover access to it.
Through the digital platforms that we have available today, there are several ways to access Dai, from the purchase of DAI in an exchange or home exchange, among others. Thanks to LocalcoinSwap we have a platform where we can securely access a fairly large P2P (Person to Person) market with various payment methods to exchange our Fiat money for DAI or vice versa.
In the case of Localcoinswap we only need an email to register and then we can create our Buy or Sell orders in the platform without the need to compromise our DAIs just to create an offer. LocalCoinSwap is Non-Custodial which means that it allows you to make the transaction from wallet to wallet making your transaction more secure.
You don't have to deposit your IADs with LocalCoinSwap to buy and sell! If you do not have a wallet, you can create a Non-Custodial wallet on LocalCoinSwap, which only you will have access to. Remember to keep your private keys in different places.
As of November 2019, the Venezuelan economy has become dollarized, so much so that a report estimates that 54% of purchase and sale operations are carried out in dollars. According to Ecoanalítica, a national pollster, more than four million Venezuelans living in foreign countries send remittances to their relatives with which they support the family economy.
As we have already commented, having a crypto wallet or wallet we already have the possibility of sending and receiving DAIs anywhere in the world, no matter the time, no matter the limits and no matter our social status, sending IADs is as easy as having the public address of the person who is going to receive our IADs and simply sending them. All this makes IAD a perfect currency for remittances.
Remittances play a fundamental role for many Venezuelan families. When talking about remittances with DAI, it is to eliminate all intermediaries between the banking and the most known international transfer systems, to find a cheaper and safer alternative that works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week without restrictions or censorship. So, there is no point of comparison when we talk about the power of crypto currencies in the field of international transfers, it has never been so easy to send money from and to any part of the world.
With this Dai is gaining ground because of the real need of the population, since it is an easy and fast way to acquire digital dollars. And therefore, platforms such as LocalCoinSwap help this adoption to be much higher all over the world, including countries with economic difficulties and restrictions such as Venezuela.
Register today and start trading with DAI, so you can have the benefit of sending and receiving a stable currency that is totally decentralized and of which only you have control. By purchasing IAD at LocalCoinSwap, you will be able to protect yourself and your family from hyperinflation.
Reference:
https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/protegete-de-la-hiperinflacion-con-dai/
AHA, it only took me three minute to write!
https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/protegete-de-la-hiperinflacion-con-dai/
Protect Yourself from Hyperinflation with DAI
In most Latin American countries the US dollar is taken as the currency of refuge, in countries like Argentina and Venezuela where inflation (or hyperinflation in the case of Venezuela) is a factor that is present in the day to day, buying dollars is a routine part of life for all its inhabitants. But buying dollars is not always easy, whether it is because of various laws imposed by the countries or the simple fact of being able to be swindled with counterfeit bills, buying physical dollars can sometimes be more of a problem than a solution.
For this reason, several companies have emerged offering more efficient methods for buying and selling dollars, although they are not exempt from other inconveniences such as the need to disclose users' personal data or having to pay high fees of up to 5-10% of your transaction if you want to send dollars through their platforms. For this reason, the irruption in the world economy of crypto currencies has meant a turning point that offers a helping hand to all users globally.
Dai, your shelter against hyperinflation
Hyperinflation is a type of inflation that consists of a massive increase in prices, during a determined period of time. In Venezuela, hyperinflation started in November 2017, when the monthly inflation rate was 56.7% and the annual growth rate was 1370%, during which time the issue of 100,000 bolivar bills was announced, which is considered the most serious hyperinflation in the world.
Consequently, it is evident the need of the citizens to get rid of their strongly devaluated local currency to take refuge in a stable currency like the dollar and here Dai, the decentralized stablecoin of MakerDAO comes into play. Dai is a stable currency with a value that reflects the value of the U.S. dollar, in essence it is a cryptomoney that lives in the Ethereum blockchain, protected by a system of smart contracts and a diverse amount of collateral that supports its value in greater amounts than its issuance to make it a robust stable currency.
In inflationary situations such as those experienced by Venezuela, Argentina and other countries, DAI comes out being very beneficial for the population of these countries, since, it is easily interchangeable both in national exchanges and in person to person transactions for FIAT money (Bolivars, Argentinean Pesos, etc), without leaving behind its accessibility of emission by means of some collateral by any person thanks to the Maker protocol.
It is worth noting that unlike physical dollars, no one can censor or restrict what you can do with your IADs. For this reason, IAD is of great help in situations like the one that is happening in Venezuela, Argentina and other countries around the world.
How to buy and sell IAD safely
To start using DAI all you need is an internet connection and a device where you can download a wallet, which is a software (app), that allows you to store your crypts. You can see it as a bank account where you have an address or account number where you can send and receive money.
You must also keep in mind that you must save your seed phrase and/or private key of the wallet, which is a code that you must keep in case you lose or misplace your wallet, since this is the only way to recover access to it.
Through the digital platforms that we have available today, there are several ways to access Dai, from the purchase of DAI in an exchange or home exchange, among others. Thanks to LocalcoinSwap we have a platform where we can securely access a fairly large P2P (Person to Person) market with various payment methods to exchange our Fiat money for DAI or vice versa.
In the case of Localcoinswap we only need an email to register and then we can create our Buy or Sell orders in the platform without the need to compromise our DAIs just to create an offer. LocalCoinSwap is Non-Custodial which means that it allows you to make the transaction from wallet to wallet making your transaction more secure.
You don't have to deposit your IADs with LocalCoinSwap to buy and sell! If you do not have a wallet, you can create a Non-Custodial wallet on LocalCoinSwap, which only you will have access to. Remember to keep your private keys in different places.
Send money quickly and easily around the world, send DAI
As of November 2019, the Venezuelan economy has become dollarized, so much so that a report estimates that 54% of purchase and sale operations are carried out in dollars. According to Ecoanalítica, a national pollster, more than four million Venezuelans living in foreign countries send remittances to their relatives with which they support the family economy.
As we have already commented, having a crypto wallet or wallet we already have the possibility of sending and receiving DAIs anywhere in the world, no matter the time, no matter the limits and no matter our social status, sending IADs is as easy as having the public address of the person who is going to receive our IADs and simply sending them. All this makes IAD a perfect currency for remittances.
Remittances play a fundamental role for many Venezuelan families. When talking about remittances with DAI, it is to eliminate all intermediaries between the banking and the most known international transfer systems, to find a cheaper and safer alternative that works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week without restrictions or censorship. So, there is no point of comparison when we talk about the power of crypto currencies in the field of international transfers, it has never been so easy to send money from and to any part of the world.
With this Dai is gaining ground because of the real need of the population, since it is an easy and fast way to acquire digital dollars. And therefore, platforms such as LocalCoinSwap help this adoption to be much higher all over the world, including countries with economic difficulties and restrictions such as Venezuela.
Register today and start trading with DAI, so you can have the benefit of sending and receiving a stable currency that is totally decentralized and of which only you have control. By purchasing IAD at LocalCoinSwap, you will be able to protect yourself and your family from hyperinflation.
Reference:
https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/protegete-de-la-hiperinflacion-con-dai/
AHA, it only took me three minute to write!
⭐ Merited by cabalism13 (1)
Don't mislead novice. Merits can be earned in the snap of fingers. Just follow Ratimov's path. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.msg55821015#msg55821015
Why limit yourself to English alone? His crap has been also spotted in Spanish and Italian boards. He's a multilingual plagiarist.
Wow, that's actually genius. Not only you are helping internationally, you are also informing other local boards. I guess I should start doing this for the sake of knowledge and spreading positive information to the whole forum.
Ratimov is a pioneer.
To pay tribute to him do it under Ratimov hashtag. Look at mine https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5299795.msg55820820#msg55820820
⭐ Merited by nullius (1)
Disclaimer: #Ratimov"s style article. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.0
https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/entrevista-rapida-n4-tips-de-comercio-p2p-de-chelsean/
As any experienced trader knows, one of the most important aspects of learning to trade is studying the style and understanding the strategies of other successful traders around you. In this series of interviews with P2P cryptostrip traders on our platform, we will provide you with tips, suggestions and recommendations from them on how to succeed in the world of P2P trading by providing a glimpse into the testimony of these individuals who have turned buying and selling cryptostrip into a successful business in their lives.
Today, we are going to hear from a bitcoin trader from Kenya who operates on our platform under the name of Chelsean, who shows us that this crypto currency can be a powerful tool when looking for new ways to explore its benefits. We at LocalCoinSwap are always excited to have great growing merchants like Chelsean join our community and are proud to showcase their stories and advice to everyone.
Hello, Chelsean! Thank you so much for taking the time to talk with us about your P2P experience. Let's go straight to the interview!
Q: Start by telling us a little bit about yourself and your background. How did you first become interested and involved in the world of cryptology?
A: I am from Kenya, I have a degree in Information Technology. Unemployment was the reason that made me look for new sources of income and cryptomonies intrigued me from the beginning. I have been involved with cryptology for a little over two years now. It was very difficult at first to find appropriate user names, and since the Chelsea soccer club is my favorite team, I took the name as a good fan. From there, it became consistent in all my other profiles on professional platforms.
Q: What precipitated your jump into P2P trading?
A: The P2P format, by offering a good market, made me want to take advantage of the opportunity as soon as I could. It is also easy to use.
Q: What countries do you mainly trade in?
A: Since most of my offers are global and there is anonymity on the part of the users, I don't have exact statistics, but most of my commercial offers are made in American dollars (USD).
Q: Do you have a preferred crypto currency to trade with and why?
A: Bitcoin (BTC), as it's easy to buy and also easy to sell due to its high demand. Sometimes we also trade ethereum, but the demand is not so high when it comes to P2P trading. I plan to learn more about other crypto currencies in the future to perhaps venture.
Q: What payment methods do you most accept when doing P2P trading and why?
A: Paypal, M-Pesa, Cash App, WorldRemit, among others. Depending on the geolocation of the buyer, some payment methods may be preferable. All these methods are easy to use and also allow for quick withdrawals.
Q: Do you have any management or accounting advice on how to keep track of your operations and profits?
A: I currently do not have an in-depth accounting system as such. I just calculate the current BTC price and the money I received for each transaction and then calculate the difference minus the costs.
Q: What about negative experiences, have you had any, and if so, what do you suggest traders avoid when doing P2P trading?
A: There are too many scammers who claim to have sent payments when they really only expect to receive some free crypto. However, LocalCoinSwap is very supportive in that regard to always help resolve those kinds of disputes. In addition, there are certain payment options such as PayPal that are affected by limitations, holds, and chargebacks that occur after funds are released to the buyer.
Q: Why do you care about buying and selling P2P crypto currencies?
A: I believe that cryptography and digital technologies are the future. As such, it is advisable to be at the forefront of technological advances as others adapt. Doing so creates a wide range of employment opportunities.
Q: Name one person you recommend to stay in the crypto industry
A: I mostly just follow social networking platforms for various P2P accounts. In general I always try to follow the current trends.
Q: What is the number one advice you would give to a person just starting out as a P2P trader?
A: You have to be patient as new profiles don't get much feedback. I had to wait almost a month to get my first successful trades, but I almost gave up. However, once I completed my first trade, the rest was history. You also have to always be careful of scammers. There is no reason to rush to release the escrow funds until you are sure you have been paid.
Clear and timely communication with customers helps to ensure a smooth trade. Remember to rate your customers and also ask them for feedback. Seek business support from the technical team when you are unsure of something.
Thank you, Chelsean, for taking the time to share your tips and experiences with our P2P community! We wish you all the best and look forward to talking to you again soon
Reference;
. https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/entrevista-rapida-n4-tips-de-comercio-p2p-de-chelsean/
Chelsean P2P Trading
https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/entrevista-rapida-n4-tips-de-comercio-p2p-de-chelsean/
As any experienced trader knows, one of the most important aspects of learning to trade is studying the style and understanding the strategies of other successful traders around you. In this series of interviews with P2P cryptostrip traders on our platform, we will provide you with tips, suggestions and recommendations from them on how to succeed in the world of P2P trading by providing a glimpse into the testimony of these individuals who have turned buying and selling cryptostrip into a successful business in their lives.
Today, we are going to hear from a bitcoin trader from Kenya who operates on our platform under the name of Chelsean, who shows us that this crypto currency can be a powerful tool when looking for new ways to explore its benefits. We at LocalCoinSwap are always excited to have great growing merchants like Chelsean join our community and are proud to showcase their stories and advice to everyone.
Hello, Chelsean! Thank you so much for taking the time to talk with us about your P2P experience. Let's go straight to the interview!
Q: Start by telling us a little bit about yourself and your background. How did you first become interested and involved in the world of cryptology?
A: I am from Kenya, I have a degree in Information Technology. Unemployment was the reason that made me look for new sources of income and cryptomonies intrigued me from the beginning. I have been involved with cryptology for a little over two years now. It was very difficult at first to find appropriate user names, and since the Chelsea soccer club is my favorite team, I took the name as a good fan. From there, it became consistent in all my other profiles on professional platforms.
Q: What precipitated your jump into P2P trading?
A: The P2P format, by offering a good market, made me want to take advantage of the opportunity as soon as I could. It is also easy to use.
Q: What countries do you mainly trade in?
A: Since most of my offers are global and there is anonymity on the part of the users, I don't have exact statistics, but most of my commercial offers are made in American dollars (USD).
Q: Do you have a preferred crypto currency to trade with and why?
A: Bitcoin (BTC), as it's easy to buy and also easy to sell due to its high demand. Sometimes we also trade ethereum, but the demand is not so high when it comes to P2P trading. I plan to learn more about other crypto currencies in the future to perhaps venture.
Q: What payment methods do you most accept when doing P2P trading and why?
A: Paypal, M-Pesa, Cash App, WorldRemit, among others. Depending on the geolocation of the buyer, some payment methods may be preferable. All these methods are easy to use and also allow for quick withdrawals.
Q: Do you have any management or accounting advice on how to keep track of your operations and profits?
A: I currently do not have an in-depth accounting system as such. I just calculate the current BTC price and the money I received for each transaction and then calculate the difference minus the costs.
Q: What about negative experiences, have you had any, and if so, what do you suggest traders avoid when doing P2P trading?
A: There are too many scammers who claim to have sent payments when they really only expect to receive some free crypto. However, LocalCoinSwap is very supportive in that regard to always help resolve those kinds of disputes. In addition, there are certain payment options such as PayPal that are affected by limitations, holds, and chargebacks that occur after funds are released to the buyer.
Q: Why do you care about buying and selling P2P crypto currencies?
A: I believe that cryptography and digital technologies are the future. As such, it is advisable to be at the forefront of technological advances as others adapt. Doing so creates a wide range of employment opportunities.
Q: Name one person you recommend to stay in the crypto industry
A: I mostly just follow social networking platforms for various P2P accounts. In general I always try to follow the current trends.
Q: What is the number one advice you would give to a person just starting out as a P2P trader?
A: You have to be patient as new profiles don't get much feedback. I had to wait almost a month to get my first successful trades, but I almost gave up. However, once I completed my first trade, the rest was history. You also have to always be careful of scammers. There is no reason to rush to release the escrow funds until you are sure you have been paid.
Clear and timely communication with customers helps to ensure a smooth trade. Remember to rate your customers and also ask them for feedback. Seek business support from the technical team when you are unsure of something.
Thank you, Chelsean, for taking the time to share your tips and experiences with our P2P community! We wish you all the best and look forward to talking to you again soon
Reference;
. https://blog.localcoinswap.com/es/entrevista-rapida-n4-tips-de-comercio-p2p-de-chelsean/
Re: My new idea about creating topics regularly but I would like to be sure first...
I pick some foreign articles, translate them with a translator, change the words with the synonyms (maybe I will use a spinner) and then format them with the link of the foreign article at the bottom.
Wretched practice. Read this tread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5297144.0
Insanity!
So there will not be many users who can keep up with these numbers!
I can only do it with the unhandled reports because of which I have veeeeery many
So there will not be many users who can keep up with these numbers!
I can only do it with the unhandled reports because of which I have veeeeery many
It's a pity that there are no statistics among the top reporters, I don't even know who is currently the most productive reporter in the entire history of the forum. I heard that there is a user who has more than 50 000 reports.
Uh-ha, we know the most famous plagiarist in forum history, though.