Hello everyone, I know this is silly to post here. But I just wanted to show an example of the silliness we deal with over on many FB Coin and Currency pages.. This was my response
Reddit can be pretty lame too. Their "Banknotes," "World Currency" & "Currency" subs. Any circulated note is scrutinized for value. On the last "Currency" sub, they think a poorly centred note is a misprint "error" (nothing showing from the adjacent note).
ugh, man, r/CURRENCY is probably the worst currency subreddit of all. the moderators (or moderator—there's some debate there) sure do love those "miscuts", as you say, and seem to filter out people who regularly post helpful information. they moderate a bunch of other money subs, too, but that one is the worst because it attracts so much more traffic for some reason. I have to stay out of there because the misinformation that gets posted just makes me mad, and there's zero point in arguing it because you'll get silenced or banned.
That's unreal....so knowledgeable, honest commentators get shafted because the entire thread or forum is controlled by frauds and/or sellers of crap merchandise ? Have you or anybody contacted a Reddit or other Thread/Forum moderator and told them of your credentials and the obvious fraud that is going on ? I would mention potential legal liability if they are part of a known fraud or scam.
