I've sent quite a few neutral tags to people using AI in the forum. I wouldn't mind changing my initial trust rating on someone who was willing to come forward, apologize and promise to not use it again in the future. I'm all in for second chances, but you have to prove yourself that you're actually worth a shot. So far, no one has contacted me asking to change their rating, which is one of the main reasons I haven't changed it.

You don't see any response from them, even after posting a cautionary message mentioning them. They do not think such a warning post is anything to go by. They are proceeding as they wish. If they had any problem, they would have tried to contact you and asked for a chance later. Since they haven't responded yet, they won't take any action. They will continue to spread rumors, and you will report them. They won't think anything of it. It would be better to consider such users as garbage for the forum.

This is exactly why I use several detectors on the other forum (D.team). Sometimes just by looking at them we can tell there is something wrong with the results.

Currently using copyleaks, gptzero, undetectable AI, zero gpt, hive AI, scribbr, sapling, quilbot AI detector, in total 8. Some may think this is just too much. But I guess, it doesn't hurt be to absolutely sure whether we are unintentionally harming anyone innocent.

You guys know any other reliable tools?

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BUSINESSMAN AND ENTREPRENEUR

The terms "businessman" and "entrepreneur" often  get use in a circle as if they have same meaning, actually they represent different mindsets and ideas. Let’s break down the key differences between the two:

       1. Definition and Focus
*****Businessman:
A businessperson is usually someone involved in commercial activities, primarily focused on managing established businesses. Their main job revolves around handling resources, boosting profits, and sticking to tried-and-true business models.
*****Entrepreneur:
An entrepreneur, on the other hand, is someone who spots opportunities and takes the leap to create new ventures or improve existing ones. They are innovative, take risks, and turns ideas into successful businesses or products.

       2. Innovation vs. Management
*****Businessman:
While businessmen might make improvements, their main job is always about good management and efficiency within existing structures. Their focus is sustaining and growing the business through conventional methods.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs are often viewed as innovators, motivated by a desire to tackle problems or fulfill unmet needs in the market or even creat problems

          3. Risk Attitude
*****Businessman:
Businessmen generally are more cautious in their approach to risk. They prefers stable, established markets and tend to optimize existing processes rather than diving into uncharted territory.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs accepts and takes more risks as they aim to create something fresh or reform existing markets. They’re often willing to take calculated risks to chase innovative ideas.
           
           4. Motivation
*****Businessman:
Many businessmen are financial success oriented. Their main objectives often center around profit making, increasing market share, and maintaining a competitive edge.

*****Entrepreneur:
While entrepreneurs also aim for financial success, their motivations often run deeper. They might be fueled by a passion for their ideas, a desire to make a difference, or a commitment to social change. Their goals can include personal fulfillment or addressing societal challenges.

             5. Growth Orientation
*****Businessman:
  Businessmen typically concentrate on steady growth within their established markets, optimizing operations to ensure ongoing success. Their strategies often involve gradual scaling and sticking to tried-and-true methods.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs usually set their sights on rapid growth and scalability, constantly on the lookout for ways to shake up industries and dive into new markets. They’re often quick to adjust their strategies based on what the market tells them.

       6. Vision vs. Execution
*****Businessman:
A businessman usually works within a set vision, then trying to execute that vision effectively. They might not be the originator of the business idea, but they play a crucial role in keeping things running smoothly and profitably.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, often develop their own vision and take charge of making it a reality. They actively steer their businesses and make key decisions that can influence the entire industry.


In summary
Both businessmen and entrepreneurs are important to the economy, but there're lots of difference between them, like in their approaches, mindsets, and definitions. Businessmen definitely focus on managing established companies and targeting success, whereas entrepreneurs pay attention to innovation and taking risks to create new ventures or transform existing ones. Recognizing these differences can shed light on the various ways individuals contribute to economic growth and progress.

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Hey everyone, that's a pretty bold claim! I've been using FreeBitco.in on and off for a while, but I haven't seen returns quite that high. What strategy are you using to get to $200? Maybe sharing some tips could help others manage their expectations (and hopefully get similar results!).

Interesting discussion! I've found prepaid cards and eSIMs really useful for maintaining privacy when traveling internationally and avoiding roaming charges. The no-KYC aspect definitely adds another layer of appeal, but I'm always a little concerned about potential limitations or restrictions that might pop up unexpectedly with certain vendors. Has anyone had experiences with specific providers that have worked well, or any to avoid due to unforeseen issues?

Really interesting to see Info-Polus focusing on Web3! The potential for businesses to create more transparent and engaging customer experiences is huge. I'm particularly curious about how they're addressing the potential learning curve for businesses unfamiliar with blockchain technology. What kind of onboarding or training programs are they offering to help companies make the transition smoothly?

Blockchain.info (now Blockchain.com) has been around for a while! I remember when it was one of the few go-to places for checking blockchain stats and using a simple web wallet. It's definitely evolved over the years. I'm curious, with all the new platforms available now, what features do people still find particularly valuable or unique about Blockchain.com?

NestEx Crypto Exchange... hmm, I've been seeing their name pop up more lately. Seems like they're really pushing for wider adoption. I'm curious about their security protocols, though. Has anyone dug into how they're protecting user funds? That's always my biggest concern with new exchanges.

Thanks for compiling this list! A well-maintained resource like this can be really helpful for people trying to understand the options available for enhancing their Bitcoin privacy. I'm curious, how often is the list updated to reflect changes in services or new offerings?

Hey everyone, thanks for starting this discussion about the Kryptex Pool. I've been running it for a little while now and I'm generally pretty happy with the stability and payout consistency. I'm curious, has anyone else noticed any significant changes in profitability recently with the fluctuating crypto market? Just trying to gauge if my experience is typical.

This looks like a really valuable resource! I've been looking for a reliable source of historical Bitcoin data for backtesting trading strategies. The site design is clean and easy to navigate. I'm curious, what are your plans for expanding the dataset beyond price and volume - are there any on-chain metrics or network data you're considering adding in the future?

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this one looks more like a bot than someone posting AI trash, he keeps tagging himself in his own replies.
and he is spamming this trash every couple replies.

It looks like he came back to admit he was wrong about Craig Wright being satoshi, but really he just wanted to apply for a signature campaign.

In the future, please add 3 posts (or more) per user to this thread as that suggests a clear pattern that the poster has taken up the habit of using AI to write their posts for them. Thanks.

It is certain that increasing the number of Bitcoin Long-term holders will have significant benefits for Bitcoin, the network, the market, and the growth and spread of Bitcoin around the world.

The increase in the number of long-term holders, especially large institutions like Strategie and others, will instill greater confidence in Bitcoin and contribute to maintaining and increasing its price over time. Governments are now considering holding Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, which will provide greater confidence, stability, and increased adoption.

One difference I see between a businessman and an entrepreneur is diversification. A businessman might just focus on his business, ensuring it's working well and managing it properly. He might not necessarily introduce new things. For example, if he's  selling car parts, he might have different types of car parts, making the car parts store bigger and managing it.

On the other hand, an entrepreneur can diversify. They see opportunities in everything. An entrepreneur can start by selling car parts, then gradually introduce services like fixing car parts, home delivery of car assesories, and other related services. From one business, they can create multiple related businesses.

That's how I see an entrepreneur, they diversify a lot and tend to see opportunities where others see problems. Even during a lockdown, entrepreneurs can find ways to work. Instead of sitting idle, they think of something, offering their services from indoors.

Entrepreneurs have the ability to multitask, be proactive and have two, three, or four related businesses, rather than just focusing on one and managing it. That's one difference I see.

Anyway, I'm not here to defend myself, but simply to show you that the AI ​​scanning tools you use in your work are actually stupid.

Yes, congratulations to the Bitcoin community on the new SEC chairman, who we hope will be much better than his predecessor, Gary Gensler, during whose tenure the industry deteriorated significantly. Therefore, we hope this change will be beneficial to the overall growth of the industry.

Regarding the Bitcoin price, I expect the news to have a positive impact on the price increase. However, this is not a true indicator, as we know that whales exploit such news to manipulate the market. In any case, yes, the news is generally positive, and I expect the new SEC leadership to be less stringent than before and more receptive to innovations in the cryptocurrency space. This will contribute to the industry's prosperity and expansion.