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[dragonvslinux]

That is a good idea, but where will the users declare their accounts? In this thread?

And how will you compel the users to declare their accounts, whether it's by using bans or some other punishment?

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[Jokers]

That is a good idea, but where will the users declare their accounts? In this thread?

And how will you compel the users to declare their accounts, whether it's by using bans or some other punishment?

There's nothing new in this, one account per user is enough and all additional accounts should be declared, it is known on this forum for ages.

Sometimes someone needs to create an additional account to represent some project for instance, that's okay. But creating several new accounts to participate in paid campaign is not what allowed on the forum.

[kai]

That is a good idea, but where will the users declare their accounts? In this thread?
And how will you compel the users to declare their accounts, whether it's by using bans or some other punishment?

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Sometimes someone needs to create an additional account to represent some project for instance, that's okay. But creating several new accounts to participate in paid campaign is not what allowed on the forum.

What do you mean by the words below?

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needs to create an additional account to represent some project for instance
I can't digest well for what you say.
Can you give an example of 1 main account and 2 or 3 or so on for the example you mentioned?

[Jokers]

What do you mean by the words below?

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needs to create an additional account to represent some project for instance
I can't digest well for what you say.
Can you give an example of 1 main account and 2 or 3 or so on for the example you mentioned?

All is simple: if you don't understand it, you don't need it.

When someone professionally represents different projects, they understand very well what I mean.

[kai]

What do you mean by the words below?

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needs to create an additional account to represent some project for instance
I can't digest well for what you say.
Can you give an example of 1 main account and 2 or 3 or so on for the example you mentioned?

All is simple: if you don't understand it, you don't need it.

When someone professionally represents different projects, they understand very well what I mean.

Since the friendly vice president did not give a suitable example, maybe I will try to explain it like this:

Mr. Jack created a Bitcoin mixer project called BitMixer.
Mr. Jack wanted to promote it to various forums including altcoinstalks.
Mr. Jack created an altcoinstalks account with the username "JackBitMixer". But Mr. Jack also needed an altcoinstalks account to test the main post, promotion account, or account for collaboration with other projects etc.
Mr. Jack took the initiative to create a second account with the username "JackBitMixer2" and the third with the username "JackBitMixer3".

So, Mr. Jack has 3 altcoinstalks accounts, namely --> JackBitMixer, JackBitMixer2, JackBitMixer3.

Is that what is meant by professionally according to you?

[Jokers]

Is that what is meant by professionally according to you?

"Mr. Jack" doesn't need more than one account.

[Freemind]

I don't know if this is just happening to me (I don't think so), but since I use Tor exclusively on this forum, I sometimes get a message saying that I can't post because someone did it from my IP address within 25 seconds, which really doesn't make sense considering that it's often my first post on the forum that day.

There have been some discussions about it in the past, but I don't know what the final conclusion is. I know that this error occurs from time to time, but it's not something you can't live with.

I assure you it's not because you're using Tor. It's a forum issue, one that other users have already reported, and it also affects other users who use their own IP addresses.

I've been using Tor for quite some time and sometimes the same thing has happened to me as to you, but it's not a problem with Tor.

That is a good idea, but where will the users declare their accounts? In this thread?

And how will you compel the users to declare their accounts, whether it's by using bans or some other punishment?

Users can declare their alt accounts from the link that Jokers has provided. It couldn't be easier.

It cannot be forced, since the system, like any system, is not perfect.

[DYING_S0UL]

Mr. Jack created a Bitcoin mixer project called BitMixer.
Mr. Jack wanted to promote it to various forums including altcoinstalks.
Mr. Jack created an altcoinstalks account with the username "JackBitMixer". But Mr. Jack also needed an altcoinstalks account to test the main post, promotion account, or account for collaboration with other projects etc.
Mr. Jack took the initiative to create a second account with the username "JackBitMixer2" and the third with the username "JackBitMixer3".

So, Mr. Jack has 3 altcoinstalks accounts, namely --> JackBitMixer, JackBitMixer2, JackBitMixer3.

This is absolutely unnecessary. Can you clarify whether Mr. Jack is representing different companies or brands, or just one?

It seems (if I’m correct) that you are saying he represents only a mixer. In that case, having three accounts for one project is ridiculous, it doesn't matter whether you need a secondary account to test out other stuff, handle promotional or collaborations!

But if he were representing different companies, such as Apple and Orange, then there could be an exception, I guess! But this is very rare for to happen, personally I haven't seen a situation like this before!

[kai]

Is that what is meant by professionally according to you?

"Mr. Jack" doesn't need more than one account.

Okay, Noted.
This will be my reference when I discuss in my local language in Indonesia because I often discuss about cryptocurrency and forums with Husna QA.

Mr. Jack created a Bitcoin mixer project called BitMixer.
Mr. Jack wanted to promote it to various forums including altcoinstalks.
Mr. Jack created an altcoinstalks account with the username "JackBitMixer". But Mr. Jack also needed an altcoinstalks account to test the main post, promotion account, or account for collaboration with other projects etc.
Mr. Jack took the initiative to create a second account with the username "JackBitMixer2" and the third with the username "JackBitMixer3".

So, Mr. Jack has 3 altcoinstalks accounts, namely --> JackBitMixer, JackBitMixer2, JackBitMixer3.

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It seems (if I’m correct) that you are saying he represents only a mixer. In that case, having three accounts for one project is ridiculous, it doesn't matter whether you need a secondary account to test out other stuff, handle promotional or collaborations!
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Okay, Noted.
Since you are also part of D.Team, I will reference your reply thread if anyone asks in my local version in Indonesia about Red Dot.