Phaseolus wrote:Well this is indeed a forum for Eurobilltracker, so why should we allow any competitor in this forum.
Perhaps because there is nothing to lose for us and nothing to earn for him.
Do you believe that McDonald's would like to support threads abot BurgerKing or Quick or Hesburger...
I don't know Quick and Hesburger, but there is an example about the other two:
This is the german Burger King Channel on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/user/GeschmackIstKing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Four months ago, someone said he is going to eat his burger at mcdonalds in the future, because it tastes better and costs the same.
Three months ago someone blames the entire fast food industry.
These two comments are still not deleted, probably Burger King can quite well live with it.
Furthermore, I was also warning users from our website that i will not accept complains when their "EBT data" will be polluted by future fakers.
Why should it be? The serial numbers are not visible anymore. The
only public number is the one stated above.
If the thread would have been deleted as quick as possible when it was started, the numbers would still be visible. This is fixed now.
The big probleme of currencypath is that there are too much currencies in it. The entering-site code is obviously very simple.
1. The serials are not checked for their correctness. (For instance R0xxxxxxx890 would be possible)
2. The only thing to determine the notes is the serial number. What about numbers that can exist several times within the same currency? What about date, series, underprint letters, fractional prefixes? How to enter arabic letters? You must collect a lot of knowledge about all existing currencies to adapt the site to it. Otherwise the data base will get polluted by false entries.
(By the way for your deleting-postings-with-mentioned-competitors-action, there are at least 400 postings with discussions about eurotracer and myeuro, too. Perhaps you should include them.

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