googlejaps wrote:
PS. I think it's important to say that there are actually 2 kinds of users. The ones that use the location where they received the note, and the ones that use the location where they entered the note into the system (usually their home town). It's clear that the vast majority of users choose the first option, but that doesn't mean that the second option is considered location faking.
I hope you are joking...so for you take 200 in Helmbrechts bring this in North Pole and insert in the system, for you location is not faking?
googlejaps wrote:
PS. I think it's important to say that there are actually 2 kinds of users. The ones that use the location where they received the note, and the ones that use the location where they entered the note into the system (usually their home town). It's clear that the vast majority of users choose the first option, but that doesn't mean that the second option is considered location faking.
I hope you are joking...so for you take 200 in Helmbrechts bring this in North Pole and insert in the system, for you location is not faking?
or from Munich to Bibione,or from berlin to Rome...
eurobilltracker e' un bel gioco,ma chi lo gestisce fa pietà.
e' come tifare per una squadra sportiva con un presidente idiota,contesti,borbotti,ma continui a tifare sperando che il presidente sparisca presto.
googlejaps wrote:
PS. I think it's important to say that there are actually 2 kinds of users. The ones that use the location where they received the note, and the ones that use the location where they entered the note into the system (usually their home town). It's clear that the vast majority of users choose the first option, but that doesn't mean that the second option is considered location faking.
I hope you are joking...so for you take 200 in Helmbrechts bring this in North Pole and insert in the system, for you location is not faking?
or from Munich to Bibione,or from berlin to Rome...
Let's say it this way: As long as it are 'normal' locations like home or work, it's not a big problem.
"of all wars, religious wars are the most detestable, since they are waged for no tangible gain, but only to impose a set of arbitrary credos on another."
--- Unspiek baron Bodissey.
Rules says that notes must be entered from the place notes are obtained.
If I obtain a note in Paris and I insert it from Oslo, I create a wrong stat when someone will find my note.
Considering the final goal of EBT is to create stats about the monetary circulation, I think to false the stats is a very important matter. It's against the spirit and the goals of EBT.
googlejaps wrote:
PS. I think it's important to say that there are actually 2 kinds of users. The ones that use the location where they received the note, and the ones that use the location where they entered the note into the system (usually their home town). It's clear that the vast majority of users choose the first option, but that doesn't mean that the second option is considered location faking.
I hope you are joking...so for you take 200 in Helmbrechts bring this in North Pole and insert in the system, for you location is not faking?
or from Munich to Bibione,or from berlin to Rome...
Let's say it this way: As long as it are 'normal' locations like home or work, it's not a big problem.
Following your thought...insert a note you have or not in your hands is not a big problem sure will exist somewhere ...INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Retorical question: If you come back from a trip, and you don't remember where you received one of the notes you got. Would you not enter the note, or enter it in your home town?
googlejaps wrote:Retorical question: If you come back from a trip, and you don't remember where you received one of the notes you got. Would you not enter the note, or enter it in your home town?
this is a very easy mode to make long hit!!! if the trip was in Finland and you live in Costarica I think that Helsinky is better than San Josè
googlejaps wrote:Retorical question: If you come back from a trip, and you don't remember where you received one of the notes you got. Would you not enter the note, or enter it in your home town?
Better not argue with those obstinate Italians , they have their own rules and think hits made in Italy are sleazy if not made by Italians , hitting on their turf is an offense to them , we are not welcome there
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googlejaps wrote:Retorical question: If you come back from a trip, and you don't remember where you received one of the notes you got. Would you not enter the note, or enter it in your home town?
Better not argue with those obstinate Italians , they have their own rules and think hits made in Italy are sleazy if not made by Italians , we are not welcome there
We don't have your own rules. You don't know the rules. Pretend not to understand them. "I came back from a trip and I don't remember!" What you don't remember? Refresh your memory. You make fun of yourself. You lie to yourself.
googlejaps wrote:Retorical question: If you come back from a trip, and you don't remember where you received one of the notes you got. Would you not enter the note, or enter it in your home town?
Better not argue with those obstinate Italians , they have their own rules and think hits made in Italy are sleazy if not made by Italians , hitting on their turf is an offense to them , we are not welcome there
Impossible to comment your words, I don't want to get down to your level
If you consider correct insert notes from Centralbank of Munich in Bibione we have finished to speak, only one thing: no centralbank in Bibione
I didn't check out the notes of tram-love properly, and yes, I think it's unfortunate, but no, I don't consider it location faking. Location faking to me would be to pretend having received a note somewhere where it never even got. By putting the location in the comment, user tram-love shows he doesn't fully understand the system, or he's lazy, but I wouldn't say it's suspicious, nor location faking. If, as Lasterpaule suggests, it's the comment that is wrong, it's also very unfortunate, a combination of laziness and disarray, but again, not combination faking. Unless the cleaning girls find more evidence, of course.
You don't believe Sylvie got the notes in Rome. Perhaps you're right, it definitely deserves further investigation. But only improbability is not enough to claim it's not possible. I believe it's up to the cleaning girls to do their job: investigating, and moderating or deleting the notes if appropriate. I don't consider it my (nor others) task to judge.
Some of my entering habits: If I find a note with unknown origine, I enter it in the place where I am at that moment, when it's just the number without further explanation, I enter it in my default location, with comment 'origin unknown'. Very often, I already entered them, but forgot, but sometimes not. If my parents give me a list of notes (with their respective location), I presume I can trust them. They don't bother entering them theirselves, but there's no use either for foul play.
LITO wrote:
Better not argue with those obstinate Italians , (...)
And never engage in a heated discussion, especially not if the people involved have a heated temper by nature and think they have Papal Infallibility.
Wise words by groentje, by the way.
"of all wars, religious wars are the most detestable, since they are waged for no tangible gain, but only to impose a set of arbitrary credos on another."
--- Unspiek baron Bodissey.
in Helmbrechts bring this in North Pole and insert in the system, for you location is not faking? 
