Moderation Policy
2018: Reaching End-Of-Service, 2019: Discontinued Permanently
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QoinPro maintains a legacy moderation policy for messages and user interactions across archived platforms (Telegram, Twitter/X, etc.). Moderation may be applied retroactively and without notice.
The reasons for moderation are grouped below and include, but are not limited to:
To protect users, prevent impersonation, and reduce risk of abuse, QoinPro enforces strict moderation on messages that contain sensitive content or violate basic security principles. The following types of messages may be removed immediately, often without notice:
🚫 Messages containing sensitive account information Any posts or replies that include personal, balance-related, transaction-related, or account-specific data (e.g., email addresses, wallet addresses, user IDs, withdrawal requests, etc.) are subject to removal. This includes both the public sharing of such details and requests for others to provide them.
🚫 Messages asking others to check DMs / PMs Messages such as “Check your PM” or “I messaged you privately” — particularly when directed at admins or under the guise of support — are not allowed. These are commonly used by scammers to lure users into private conversations and are often associated with phishing or impersonation attempts.
🚫 Impersonation of support staff, admins, or QoinPro representatives Any attempt to pose as an official QoinPro account, administrator, or support staff — whether through username, profile photo, tone, or message content — will result in removal. This includes sharing information in a way that mimics official announcements or guidance.
🚫 Messages soliciting sensitive data or deposits Posts asking users for private keys, passwords, seed phrases, wallet credentials, or deposits to any address — regardless of reason — are strictly forbidden. These types of messages are commonly associated with phishing, scams, and fake support accounts.
🚫 Fake support offers or misrepresentation Messages pretending to offer help or support on behalf of QoinPro — especially those that request a fee, a referral, or private contact — will be treated as impersonation and removed.
🚫 Indirect phishing behavior
This includes messages that contain shortened URLs, referral codes pretending to be help links, or links to unofficial domains. QoinPro was only ever accessible via *.qoinpro.com. All other domains or services claiming affiliation should be treated as phishing or scams.
Usernames and profiles are often used to impersonate others, promote scams, or create confusion. To protect users and maintain clarity in legacy channels, the following naming and profile standards are enforced. Accounts that violate these may be muted, blocked, or removed without warning.
Usernames or display names may be removed or blocked if they:
Contain promotional or misleading content Includes links, referral codes, URLs, promo codes, or phone numbers — even if disguised as usernames.
Imply authority or official status Any variation of “admin,” “moderator,” “support,” “QoinPro,” or similar terms used to suggest affiliation with the project or platform.
Use aggressive formatting
Entirely in ALL CAPS
Consist of a single letter or character
Are blank or contain only whitespace
Contain excessive symbols, random characters, or appear autogenerated
Include excessive repetition or emoji spam Names that include four or more identical characters in a row (e.g. “aaaaaa”, “!!!!!”) or a sequence of emojis with no context.
Are overly vague or non-human Usernames that are:
Too short (less than 3 characters) or overly long (more than 24 characters)
Made up primarily of numbers or symbols
Seem random or appear bot-generated
Appear designed to evade moderation
Profile pictures may result in removal or account moderation if they:
Contain misleading or inappropriate imagery Includes impersonations of real people, celebrities, or QoinPro staff.
Suggest bot/AI activity Generic AI-rendered faces, overly smooth or obviously synthetic photos, or blank images (e.g. single-color avatars).
Include offensive or explicit content Any profile that features:
Nudity or sexually suggestive imagery
Hate symbols, political extremism, or violent imagery
Shocking, graphic, or threatening visuals
Racist or discriminatory content
Images of babies or children, which may raise safety and identity concerns
Are used for manipulation or attention farming Including misleading photos designed to provoke reactions, impersonate gender, age, or emotion for engagement purposes.
QoinPro reserves the right to moderate, mute, or block accounts based on username or profile issues alone — especially if combined with other suspicious activity, such as spam, impersonation, or repeated violations across messages.
To maintain clarity, prevent clutter, and discourage automated abuse, QoinPro enforces strict moderation against spam, irrelevant content, and repetitive messaging — especially in archived or inactive channels. The following types of messages may be removed automatically or retroactively, with or without warning.
Messages may be deleted if they fall into any of the following categories:
Obvious spam or unsolicited promotions Includes promotions of unrelated platforms, giveaways, fake investment schemes, or suspicious external content.
Duplicate or repeated messages Reposting the same message — even with slight variations — in a short time span or across multiple threads or channels.
Forwarded content Messages that are copy-pasted or forwarded from other groups, especially without explanation or context.
Mass-tagging / group mentions Using “@all”, “@everyone”, or tagging large numbers of users disruptively — especially to attract attention to non-urgent topics or external links.
Messages may also be removed if they provide no meaningful value to the discussion or appear to be automated:
Single-letter or one-word replies Examples: “H”, “Okay”, “Hi”, “Plz”, “Why?”, “me”, “send”, “.” Exceptions may be made for legitimate questions like “?” or concise confirmations where context exists.
Emoji-only messages Particularly when not used in response to anything or repeated excessively, including reactions spam or emoji chains.
Uncontextualized or broken links Posting links without explanation or that lead to dead pages, redirects, or appear suspicious.
Mass referral drops or chain messages Messages that contain referral codes, request others to repost, or mimic "viral" or copy-paste chain message formats.
In channels or groups designated for English only, non-English messages may be removed, even if they are otherwise polite or relevant. This helps maintain a consistent, understandable conversation for the majority of users.
QoinPro reserves the right to remove content that appears automated, irrelevant, disruptive, or out of place, even if the message seems harmless. These policies help protect the legacy channels from being overrun with low-effort or bot-driven engagement.
QoinPro enforces a zero-tolerance policy for messages that are offensive, disruptive, misleading, or abusive. Legacy platforms and archived channels are not moderated actively, but when moderation occurs — especially for older or flagged content — it focuses on protecting users and maintaining the integrity of past discussions.
The following types of content may be removed immediately and may lead to muted or blocked accounts:
Messages in ALL CAPS Writing in all capital letters is treated as shouting. It creates noise and reduces readability, especially when overused or posted repeatedly.
Messages that include profanity or inappropriate language Swearing, offensive slurs, or language that is crude, hostile, or demeaning to others will be removed, regardless of whether it's directed at someone.
Hate speech or discriminatory remarks Any form of racism, sexism, xenophobia, homophobia, or targeted harassment — explicit or implied — is not tolerated.
Threats or violent language Includes threats of harm, suggestions of violence, or veiled warnings aimed at individuals, groups, or public figures.
Trolling and inflammatory behavior Messages intended to provoke others, derail conversations, or incite conflict — especially when persistent — will be treated as trolling and removed.
Doxxing or sharing personal information Posting or implying personal information (e.g. names, emails, locations, contact details) of others — without their consent — is grounds for immediate removal and blocking.
Begging or soliciting for money or crypto Requests like “send me BTC”, “I’m poor, help me”, or similar appeals for funds — even if framed politely — are not permitted.
“Free money” schemes or misleading offers Includes any attempt to promote giveaways, fake contests, or platforms claiming unrealistic returns or instant earnings.
Promotion of other platforms, projects, or tokens Sharing unrelated services, coins, or referral programs — even passively — is not allowed in legacy QoinPro channels.
Unverified or misleading statements Claims about QoinPro, other platforms, or crypto in general that are misleading, speculative, or presented as fact without evidence may be removed — especially if they create confusion for others.
Rumors, conspiracy, or fear-spreading (FUD) Posts designed to generate panic, distrust, or hostility based on unconfirmed info will be treated as misinformation.
Moderation decisions are final. In legacy communities, where QoinPro content is no longer updated or interactive, moderation is minimal — but when applied, it is firm and aimed at preserving a safe and respectful archive.
To preserve the integrity of conversations and protect users from spam, scams, and manipulation, QoinPro may remove content or restrict accounts that appear to be automated, scripted, or non-human. While legacy channels are no longer active, moderation may still apply — especially when behavior triggers known patterns of abuse or impersonation.
Bot commands or formatted inputs
Messages resembling bot syntax (e.g. /start, /claim, !balance, etc.) may be removed, especially if posted outside their original context or by users mimicking bot behavior.
Scripted or copy-paste responses Messages that appear auto-generated, repeated across multiple threads, or lack any human context may be flagged as automation — especially when tied to promotions, support requests, or onboarding scams.
Accounts may be muted, blocked, or removed if they show signs of non-human operation, including but not limited to:
Rapid posting without context
No meaningful engagement or replies
Identical or near-identical messages posted repeatedly
Use of AI-generated profile images, usernames, or bios
Responding in unnatural patterns (e.g. time intervals, always replying immediately, etc.)
Moderation may also apply to accounts that:
Appear to be operated by scripts, bots, or farms
Post only promotional or referral content
Exhibit engagement designed solely to boost visibility or provoke clicks
Lack profile context, verification, or any signs of manual use
QoinPro does not interact with users via automated bots, and has never supported bot-based onboarding or support systems. Any messages or accounts resembling bots should be treated with caution and may be removed without warning — especially if tied to impersonation, phishing, or unsolicited promotions.
QoinPro’s platforms and community channels are no longer active, and most content is now maintained strictly for archival purposes. To keep legacy groups clean, readable, and relevant — and to prepare for eventual phase-out — older and inactive content may be removed over time. This includes both user messages and official posts.
Messages posted more than three years ago may be removed, particularly if:
They are no longer relevant
The original user is inactive or no longer reachable
The content was tied to a discontinued feature (e.g. faucet mechanics, sign-up guides)
QoinPro is no longer accepting signups, processing transactions, or maintaining an active service — so most historical messages are outdated or redundant.
Replies or quote messages that refer to deleted or private content may be removed if they:
Lack context or create confusion
Appear misleading due to the original message being gone
Create false impressions about support or services that are no longer available
Some content is automatically removed by the platform (e.g. Telegram, Twitter/X) when it exceeds a certain age, violates their terms, or due to content expiration settings.
Messages that were temporarily pinned, set to auto-delete, or tied to limited-time notices may no longer be visible and should be considered expired.
Users who haven’t been active on a platform for an extended time (e.g. marked “last seen a long time ago” in Telegram) may be unsubscribed or unfollowed from legacy groups. This helps phase out inactive communities and prevents impersonation or posthumous misuse of dormant accounts.
Inactive users may also have their messages removed, especially if those messages are:
Redundant
Promotional
Tied to support queries that are no longer relevant
QoinPro reserves the right to remove or clean up old content at any time — especially as part of the long-term winding down of legacy services and public communication channels.
Although QoinPro’s legacy channels are largely inactive and unmonitored, occasional moderation of QoinPro-published content may still occur to ensure outdated or contextless messages don’t create confusion. This includes replies, announcements, links, or pinned posts made by official QoinPro accounts across platforms.
Official content may be edited, unpublished, or deleted if it meets any of the following criteria:
Replies to user messages that have since been deleted or made private may be removed to:
Prevent confusion or one-sided conversations
Remove contextless or misleading remnants of outdated support threads
This applies especially to older replies referencing now-inaccessible usernames or user-submitted information.
Content may be removed if it promotes or explains features that no longer exist, including:
Faucet mechanics
Withdrawal instructions
Referral campaigns
Beta programs or waiting lists
Mobile app references (Android/iOS)
If an announcement, FAQ entry, or post discusses functionality that was discontinued, it may be unpublished or archived for clarity.
Posts that are significantly outdated — even if technically accurate at the time — may be removed if they:
No longer reflect the state of the project
Lead users to believe support or functionality still exists
Reference timelines, updates, or roadmaps that were never completed
As a general guideline, any QoinPro content older than 18 months may be marked for removal, unless it serves a clear archival or legal purpose.
As part of the gradual sunsetting of social media accounts and legacy platforms, QoinPro may remove or clean up posts in:
Unused Telegram groups or channels
Inactive Twitter/X accounts
Archived pages previously used for announcements
These removals help prevent impersonation, misuse of branding, or confusion over the project’s current status.
This cleanup process is part of a long-term effort to archive QoinPro transparently, while minimizing the risk of misinformation, impersonation, or user confusion across remaining public channels.
QoinPro’s remaining presence on public platforms such as Telegram, Twitter/X, and similar services exists solely for archival and impersonation prevention purposes. These accounts are no longer active, updated, or maintained, and do not represent a functioning product or support channel.
Messages, replies, mentions, or direct messages sent to these accounts are not monitored, and users should not expect a response.
Any activity that appears on legacy channels — including follows, likes, retweets, or group invites — is likely automated by the platform, or historical in nature.
Joining or engaging with these groups/channels will not result in support, access, or updates.
Legacy accounts are intentionally preserved to:
Prevent third parties from impersonating QoinPro
Avoid domain or name squatting on social media platforms
Preserve a verifiable record of public posts or announcements
These accounts do not endorse or interact with new projects, airdrops, or community-led spinoffs — and will not be reactivated.
While active moderation is no longer in place, QoinPro reserves the right to remove or hide content for any reason, including:
Platform policy violations
Legal or regulatory obligations
Internal moderation standards defined in this FAQ
This includes content removal without notice and retroactive cleanup of outdated, misleading, or misused posts — both from users and from QoinPro itself.
This FAQ is the sole remaining source of verified information about QoinPro.
If you are reading this, please understand that the project has been discontinued and no new developments will follow.
Legacy content and systems are being maintained only as a courtesy and transparency measure — not as part of a functioning service.
QoinPro maintains the following moderation policy with regards to deletion of content/messages from users. Some of the moderation is manual and may be applied retroactively
Messages from "Deleted Accounts" or accounts that are no longer active
System / Platform messages (such as user X joined the group / has left the group)
Messages from accounts that represent multiple people
Spam messages / repeating or duplicate messages (incl. forwarded messages) / external links, broken links, messages somehow sent or notifying @all.
Questions about other platforms
Mentions of @username without context, emojis without context either in text or name/username
Non-English messages in English only groups
Replies to deleted messages that are confusing / make no more sense without the context
Specific "Please check your PM/DM" messages or requests for private messages, particularly to administrators
Messages containing personal-, balance-, transaction- or account related information or support requests
Messages containing profanity, are in all CAPS or incite unwanted behavior as well as messages from accounts with names that are in primarily CAPS
Messages that are irrelevant, hard to understand, repeating or redundant
Messages that are very short (one letter), exceptions, an exception would be "?" and messages from user's name is only 1 letter or otherwise non-descriptive
Messages from accounts with animating names and/or username.
Messages from misleading (or unwanted) usernames, promoting others, enumerating usernames, usernames containing links, phone numbers, usernames misrepresenting titles/credentials or users pretending to be moderators / administrators or impersonating others
Messages or bios containing referral codes / links
Messages from duplicate accounts or accounts with seemingly random names or accounts with names/usernames asking to be blocked.
Messages from accounts with names that are in all CAPS
Messages spreading false or inaccurate information
Messages from accounts that frequently change username / names, are unverified or are otherwise too anonymous.
Messages from account that infringe on copyright, are misleading or try to represent other tradenames / brands
Messages from users that were added to the channel / platform involuntarily (by others) and are irrelevant
Messages begging for money / free money requests or promoting free money
Messages from (semi) anonymous or unverified accounts or accounts containing random elements.
Trolls, FUD, messages in ALL CAPS, offensive content (including username or bio) or Doxxing
Messages from usernames containing (or asking for) (partial) addresses or other personal information (including bios)
Messages from usernames/names containing commas, emojis, or more numbers, symbols than letters or are all blank, are shorter than 3 or longer than 24 characters or contain 4 (or more) of the same character consecutively.
Messages from accounts with profile photos of a single color, babies, children, are misleading, contain nudity, profanity, are racist, are violent, incite hate, are shocking, threatening, suggest, endorse or promote immoral activity or are otherwise inappropriate.
Messages from Bots, AIs, other non-human accounts (or accounts/messages appearing to be so), bot commands or perceived bot commands
Off-topic messages or test messages
Furthermore, messages may be deleted for the following other reasons
Violation of one of the policies of the respective platform
Expiration dates (timers) of individual messages are reached
Users delete their own messages
The message itself is over 3 years old and the posting user is no active in the respective community.
The age of the message surpasses the storage duration of the platform
Platforms (X / Twitter or Telegram) start charging account- or maintenance fees.
With regards to content from QoinPro, it may be removed in the following situations:
The message is a response to a message that no longer exists
Reposts / Retweets of external news that is no longer relevant
The message is a reply to a message containing personal- or account related information
The message is no longer relevant (i.e. 18 months+ old)
For official community groups that are inactive (X / Twitter, Telegram, etc.), in order to phase them out, users are unsubscribed / unfollowed in the following situations.
If their status indicates that they haven't been on the platform for more than a month, for example in Telegram they were last seen "a long time ago".