Deborah Christine, you're and your supposedly "husband’s younger brother" Leomarco have registered in the same bounty campaign within 18 seconds.

Re: MB8Coin BOUNTY CAMPAIGN (Archive)

You want to say this is a coincidence?


You're claiming that Deborah Christine, SIHIN, Leomarco, Marcus yoyo - are different people, but all of you even have the similar writing style, as the same person.

There are more accounts connected to them I've made an investigation about it here as well: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/2544574.msg51112547#msg51112547

The line of those who've been busted just to make the investigator feel sympathetic, that line earns a million already, to be honest.

Excuse me but i see this guy like his just spamming with his one line post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=406762;sa=showPosts someone can check him out.

dear yahoo62278,

because https://yobit.net/en/signature/ unfortunately shows me "removed from campaign by moderator" i'm going to say a word. i've seen that i'm also mentioned here since today:

why are you of the opinion that i did not deserve to wear this signature?

i put up with a lot but i never want to see this accusation in connection with my name. please take a look at my posting behaviour from the past in detail and think about your decision then.
i have also participated in campaigns that have very little required posts, sometimes 15 or more posts per day. so to mark me as a spammer (please also look at my reputation at trust and merits) i really do not find OK.
in this sense... hope you can reconsider your decision... and have a nice weekend

So what their writing styles are matching. They are a family, their DNA will match too.



There is nothing you can do other than accept it. 
Your negative feedback has no impact, otherwise you would have given it 

I have been banned from the campaign and the reason mentioned is: "spam/burstposting".

So, may I ask exactly which one of these 2 is the reason for my ban?

If there is a criteria for maximum number of posts per hour or so, shouldn't it be explained in the rules section? The only thing you can find is this:

"Poor quality and unconstructive posts will not be tolerated on this campaign. You don't need to write an essay with each post but one word replies in spammy off topic threads or streams of constant half-assed one liners will immediately get you removed. Please just put some effort in to your posts and you'll be fine.

Users with negative feedback from defaulttrust members are no longer permitted on the campaign. If you sign up you will be removed.

Any user who hasn't made a post in over a month will also be removed."

I didn't break any of these rules. Is there a way for me to get unbanned?

Thanks.

I am not involved in this campaign and dont want to be... I am just confused about the burstposting thing... You often read that in this forum and I really have not understood until now... I am very often making several posts within a very short time span - I am never spamming but if I have the time and feel in the mood, I am posting in threads I am already involved and new ones I find interesting and where I think I have to say something. And as a side note - I am very often pissed off because of people just posting random shit that doesnt make sense - so I am all yours when it comes to fighting spam and shitposting!

Well, I would understand if that burstposting thing was aimed at users who are doing many spammy posts within a short time frame.

Long story short: In my opinion, many posts within a few minutes dont necessarily have to be SPAM. What am I missing here?

Regarding Mole: He is a highly trusted German user with a great reputation who has never been spamming. I didnt check the posts you mentioned above but if the ban is just due to the fact that the posts came quickly one after another... well, I posted my opinion earlier and asked what I am missing.

My opinion about this (if that matters): making a few posts in a short amount of time isn't hard. But in most cases, all the user is doing is coming to the forum to post 5~20 times in a short amount of time and leaving. Basically looking around in megathreads or generic posts for opportunities to post more generic stuff, which doesn't add anything to the conversation, so he can pretend he is having a real discussion while he is not. This with a lot of rapid posts is what helps destroy this forum.

Most of the times, he is just saying stuff that already have been said or which simply are garbage/useless. These "bitcoin is the future?" type of threads where people come and post 2-4 lines of "for me among the rest of cryptocurrency bitcoin has the most bright future" or similar in the 6th page of the thread (real example I just found after 1 minute in the Bitcoin Discussion board, from a user using a Cryptotalk signature). All this post did was count a +1 in Yobit's campaign count bot and waste my bandwidth. No one is actually going to read that.

It's not only the time between each post (at least for me). People act like all that matters is that they are posting, answering a generic question and that there is a X interval between every post. But it obviously isn't as simple as that. "Ok, my last post was 20 minutes ago. Now I'm free to go to Bitcoin Dicussion/Altcoin Discussion to post another generic answer".

That's why it is always pretty obvious that he/she is only making many posts in a row because he gets paid for that. I'm not sure if that's the case for the above user (he seems to be way above the average spammer, but I don't speak deustch), but for most people, that's what happens. If people stopped putting the signature and the pay-per-post above their real posting habits, nothing of that would ever happen. But sometimes you don't have anything to say but still want the extra $, while also being too lazy to think. Sorry for the rant.

EXACTLY. This is so spot on. A case can be made to ban every single user who ONLY posts in bitcoin discussion, altcoin discussion, and trading discussion boards. This is where you'll find all the megathreads and low value threads period. Low value threads will equal low value replies.

Users that open these threads never lock them either. Then a campaign like this pops up and users go digging up old megathreads and reopen the discussion.

Recently woke up

scat - recently woke up after 2.5 years of inactivity, neg rep https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=scat

Morguk - posting after 1 year of inactivity https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=Morguk

ivakar - more than 1-year gap in the posting history, before Cryptotalk campaign.

Vitamin_52 - suddenly woke up after 11 months of "sleep" and made over 30 posts in the last week.

bloogy - posting for the Cryptotalk campaign after 7 months of "sleep".

CarnagexD - 6-months gap before he woke up and made 60 posts in the last week.

GSpgh - woke up after 6 months of inactivity and left over 30 comments.