New Subs Review: /s/BlockChain - Is this a legit sub?

submitted by JasonCarswell from self.SaidIt

https://SaidIt.net/subs/new/

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" /s/BlockChain: Get funding from whosoever it may be with Crowdfunding platform Development "

" Crowdfunding helps to attract your investors over the internet, by allowing you to make presentations about your idea and showcase it to them. It is an effective way for startups to attract people through their ideas. By investing they will share the profit. "

That is a ridiculously narrow definition and wildly misleading and inaccurate about what blockchain tech can really do.

Further, the creator, /u/imleomartin (lowercased), replaced "Submit a new link" with "https://www.infiniteblocktech.com" that doesn't actually link to his site as he'd have been wise to do in the sidebox.

The same day, /u/ericfaulkner999 created /s/blockchainappfactory. Coincidence? The latter didn't use capitals, but actually bothered to make a sidebox. However, he's also the only other person I've seen to also replace "Submit a new link" with "https://www.blockchainappfactory.com" and "Submit a new text post" with "p2p lending".

#Amateur.

Seems like some other odd person named /u/magnora7 created /s/WhoseBricksAreThes AND /s/WhoseBricksAreThese on the same day.

Either he's a 1) Soros-funded reverse psychology disinfo counter-agent to foster doubt about the pre-riot ready pallets of bricks, 2) a mason (Freemason?), or 3) cheese salesman.

FYI: One of the origins of "The Real McCoy" is the McCoy brick company in Harrow, Ontario, south of Windsor, Canada.

Is it a conspiracy or coincidence someone named /u/Predator created /s/Predator and someone named /u/Terminator created /s/Terminator on the same day? I'm not quite convinced because it's not quite a pattern with less than 3 and they could have created /u/Alien waited 2 weeks and created /s/Alien. But they didn't.

To suspect me, you'd be way off as the first couple movies in all 3 franchises are the only ones I respect, decades ago. Hollywood needs to spend more time on the script and craft and less time pumping out exploitative propaganda crap.

/s/DnB/ - Finally a /u/Stankmango music sub with a genre I can understand (commonly also known as drum and bass). Next?: /s/Polka

/s/Bardcore - A music sub created by /u/sproketboy the day after DnB was created. Coincidence or conspiracy? Perhaps they are the same person?

Also, does this mean that /s/ClassicalMusic will no longer cover Renaissance and Baroque music too? Does this count as Bardcore?

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    [–]JasonCarswell[S] 2 insightful - 3 fun2 insightful - 2 fun3 insightful - 3 fun -  (4 children)

    What's the similarity?

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      [–]JasonCarswell[S] 2 insightful - 3 fun2 insightful - 2 fun3 insightful - 3 fun -  (2 children)

      Oh, right. I missed that.

      Same thing happened as above, as you've noticed, the first time I'd ever seen that. It now seems to be a trend. Perhaps /u/magnora7 should take note, check IPs to see if it's the same person - and maybe fix the "submit a new link" on their subs.

      I'll have to keep my eyes perked on the submit buttons when viewing the new subs. I think I reached a maximum limit on my custom multisubs. I've been trying to keep a half-assed categorization of many of the subs, but now they're not sticking. Perhaps some of my OCD habits need to be dropped.

      Perhaps.

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        [–]JasonCarswell[S] 2 insightful - 3 fun2 insightful - 2 fun3 insightful - 3 fun -  (0 children)

        The limit is almost pointless at this point. There's no shortage of empty and silly subs. It's chaos. I have a love/hate thing for the subs and the limits. But at least it's not as bad as you say Reddit is. If available I'd have made 100-200 more for all the key words we all know. My metatag crossposting would be even worse. I guess it's all moot. Without metatags I should just post everything in /s/politics, /s/conspiracy, and /s/entertainment where they'll either be noticed or ignored.

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          [–]JasonCarswell[S] 2 insightful - 3 fun2 insightful - 2 fun3 insightful - 3 fun -  (3 children)

          I think so. It happened again /s/saiditCleanup/comments/6w86/i_hate_to_be_a_blue_meanie_but_this_is_just_so/, and a couple other times. I did it myself a couple times last year, then abstained from creating for several weeks. It was much easier to batch apply the CSS once a month rather than weekly.

          Not sure if /u/magnora7 saw this set from 17 days ago.

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            [–]JasonCarswell[S] 2 insightful - 3 fun2 insightful - 2 fun3 insightful - 3 fun -  (1 child)

            Perhaps they're just preemptively squatting on subs. Perhaps they didn't read the rules and are just enthusiastic. Perhaps perhaps perhaps.