Hm, blocking giveaways, to say truly I have never won any at giveaway, so I think it's better to try you in bounty, or even airdrop will be more effective, but people also saying the want participate in it, so If you made, for example sub forum it will be better)

1. Under which section should I post an airdrop announcement?

2. I want users to comment their Waves address to that thread, to verify they own the account.
Will that be ok?

Thanks!

Someone should just buy (or rent) a subforum of Altcoin from site owners, and the forum is simply "tied" to it (it can even be placed in a completely different domain). Thus, the administrators of the current site should not have managed it, and the owners of new forums could manage and even sub-organize it at their own discretion.

Giveway is allowed because it still has a value in the market, not all but some.
For me the give away thread is their way to catch up more people to be aware in new coins that will be launch in the right time.
People will think to avail more coins if they receive free airdrop once they have been activated their account.

giveaway threads are not allowed, but the forum is littered with "airdrops"
Don't they count as a giveaway??
Personally i'm annoyed by all the scammy airdrops...

I think it was not true actually its pretty good that the company who offers electronic coins in the blockchain market by merely giving give-away in order to attract new investors and promote their business.

Alt Coin giveaway threads are actually the exception, because we wouldn't allow Bitcoin giveaway threads like these anywhere else on the forum. the heir from the legacy must realize bitcoin, has actually playing bitcoin and having bitcoin encounter could possibly get that legacy from you. I would rather say that there should be some hire and jobs section where people can work and then earn instead of getting something for free. So I like it"

its welcome development for now, but checks to remove spam should be made stronger while the give away incentives is also regulated. In as much as insubstantial posts threads r reduced, those substantial post should be acknowledged and encouraged too...

I did have a list going as a curiousity, but at the 214th coin which was Skiencoin or something like that, I stopped writing them down, as I got tired of opening up excel every time I found a new coin and just started making a mental note every time I found an unfarmiliar name. To be completely fair as I said in my last post about the matter, the number is more for representation purposes

It's much more complicated to find out if something is a scam. You have to question various people, gather evidence, listen to the accused and then do a verdict on whether he's guilty. It also leaves a lot of room for opinion and bias. Someone of the mods could be affiliated with the user suspected of scamming and would ignore certain evidence. Aside form that, moderation of scams gives a false sense of security. Let's not forget that with so many scams, moderation of those would practically be the only thing we'd be able to do.