Who do you attribute "Austrian brothers" to? And what's your point with "will surely hit the usual 5"?trinacria wrote:attention tomorrow morning the Austrian brothers will surely hit the usual 5.if not make them .... be a bad day![]()
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Who do you attribute "Austrian brothers" to? And what's your point with "will surely hit the usual 5"?trinacria wrote:attention tomorrow morning the Austrian brothers will surely hit the usual 5.if not make them .... be a bad day![]()
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Well me and hinti have 925 hits toghether(among a lot of moderated ones) and WE DONT CHANGE NOTES,it just happenspresidente wrote:Pinco was a fake? ok, right delete notes...but we must stop also users that deliberately exchange notes with other users..an example?
2009-02-19 21:13:51 Jyväskylä - Vihtavuori JiiPee72 - Tinker's damn 15 2
or triple hit like this: http://it.eurobilltracker.eu/notes/?id=58660626
this guys are arrived at 641 hits each other!!!![]()
I'm afraid you missed the point.CarlosManta wrote: In due time italian users will eventually realize also how good it is to breath in and get only fresh and clean air, and will also be thankful.
As de-jo wroted before Pincos faked more of 99% percent of his notes! Since the point when he started with the behavior of inventing serials was very clear to determine, he looses all notes from this date on as it happens with all other fakers!-flop- wrote:The almost general opinion in italian forum is not that all Pinco's note were good but that, for sure, some of the deleted ones were.
I didn't see any difference to other users. Since deleting notes is a very servere approach, as long there is any doubt, the cleaning girls will not delete any notes! But in this case of pinco the proofs were really overwhelming. Please understand, that you will get no explaination in detail here, how pinco faked, but some trustworth-flop- wrote:We all are afraid that a big amount of good notes have been removed together with the maybe enormous amount of fake ones and we are surprised that a similar behaviour seemed to be different from what we were used to see for previous analyzed users.
Just some considerations:ErGo wrote:I didn't see any difference to other users. Since deleting notes is a very servere approach, as long there is any doubt, the cleaning girls will not delete any notes! But in this case of pinco the proofs were really overwhelming. Please understand, that you will get no explaination in detail here, how pinco faked, but some trustworthusers were involved in the discussion about the founded results!
may be you forget that they know each other, they go always in vacation together they don't have scruple to make this type of hits in every location they go (last summer they were in Sicilia and in Malta e they made several hits fortunately already moderated). So I think that in case like this needs a rule of automatic moderation for hit with less than 20 days. Are not friendly? ok but sure are not interesting!!!Moise wrote:Well me and hinti have 925 hits toghether(among a lot of moderated ones) and WE DONT CHANGE NOTES,it just happenspresidente wrote:Pinco was a fake? ok, right delete notes...but we must stop also users that deliberately exchange notes with other users..an example?
2009-02-19 21:13:51 Jyväskylä - Vihtavuori JiiPee72 - Tinker's damn 15 2
or triple hit like this: http://it.eurobilltracker.eu/notes/?id=58660626
this guys are arrived at 641 hits each other!!!![]()
As I am not one of the cleaning girls, I cannot give you exact numbers (and I'm not sure the cleaning girls can), but what evidence I have seen amounts to significantly more than 99% of his notes. The maybe one note in a few hundred that may have been real will of course also have been deleted, because Pinco used it as a basis for his faking. And who could now say which notes those were - surely not even Pinco himself... With the exception of those scans - that's a matter for consideration, if the scans still exist.-flop- wrote:What I would like to see are the proofs of this percentage.
Yes, certainly. This is almost always the case -- some genuine entries may also get removed during the cleanup of fake entries. If some user doesn't like this policy, he can avoid this fate by simply not entering any fake notes. Pincopallino did enter fake notes, so he must accept the consequences and not just expect others to spend an enormous amount of time cleaning up his entries.-flop- wrote:The almost general opinion in italian forum is not that all Pinco's note were good but that, for sure, some of the deleted ones were.
No. In fact, this is very precisely the same method that we (I and Nerzhul) were using when we were still the only persons responsible for deleting fake notes. This is in no way an unusually cruel punishment for Pinco, this same methodology has been used for most fakers in the past. The only unusual part in this is the unusually large amount of notes affected. I believe we should treat everyone equally, regardless of the amount of notes entered.-flop- wrote:So nobody here is angry because Pincopallino has been hit by the cleaning group, but a lot of people agree to consider the applied method unusually radical.