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Title: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on August 25, 2010, 12:09:43 PM Lets play a game to see what happens.The rules are simple.Create an address called pay it forward and post it in the thread or on your forum profile.When you receive a donation on that address you then donate to 3 other people with a published pay it forward address.The amount you donate to each is unimportant as is the amount you receive.Its just an experiment.
heres mine... 19tq9NYFsSCMRUkc12v363tHgAeUokoVam The first 5 people to post pay it forward addresses in this thread will get 2 bitcoins each to start the game. :) Here is an updated list of all the people so far! Code: 19tq9NYFsSCMRUkc12v363tHgAeUokoVam noagendamarket Copy and paste the list at http://www.random.org/lists/ (http://www.random.org/lists/) to randomize it.Then pay it forward to the top 3 results! Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on August 25, 2010, 12:14:59 PM This reminds me of a movie of which I don't know the original name, but covered the viral approach in helping people out and getting them help other people out in exchange...
My address: 1Mz6PNnCJ1cwVK3qaH66QtCko5oNaHN4a Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: tcatm on August 25, 2010, 12:32:48 PM Sounds interesting :) 1Edvb7z8RARx7F3Y5oi9ZX8tQadq5RfjSD
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on August 25, 2010, 12:54:54 PM Glad you like it. :)
2 down 3 to go! I wont be online again untill later tomorrow so the next 3 will have to wait till then.The early birds got the worm lol. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on August 25, 2010, 12:56:17 PM The fw payment should be done in any particular order? The 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses?
Is this viral or pyramidal? :p Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Macho on August 25, 2010, 01:02:58 PM haha, you've got it, here: 1QCNUyy3ViFnMEVTiuMvWgdnJnfYepMibg
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: bitcoindonor on August 25, 2010, 01:47:20 PM I'm in 1PnuAFsYqmUbMfgqMUh5cNJvT72RtGTBHk
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on August 25, 2010, 02:07:15 PM The fw payment should be done in any particular order? The 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses? Is this viral or pyramidal? :p Ok, thinking this through, it only gets interesting if we do pseudo-random donations (viral style). I say pseudo because I'll send first to the people I like, then to those I don't know :D Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: semyazza on August 25, 2010, 03:04:18 PM 16k9if6hVQUdA5XmYHqytrSYubdCDX5iXa
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: MoonShadow on August 25, 2010, 09:32:09 PM This reminds me of a movie of which I don't know the original name, but covered the viral approach in helping people out and getting them help other people out in exchange... Perhaps you are thinking of the movie, "Pay it Forward"? ::) Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on August 25, 2010, 09:34:28 PM This reminds me of a movie of which I don't know the original name, but covered the viral approach in helping people out and getting them help other people out in exchange... Perhaps you are thinking of the movie, "Pay it Forward"? ::) Just looked it up and... go figure, that IS the name of the movie! ;D "Amazing coincidence?" - he says while while blushing ever so slightly. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on August 26, 2010, 12:21:35 PM This reminds me of a movie of which I don't know the original name, but covered the viral approach in helping people out and getting them help other people out in exchange... Perhaps you are thinking of the movie, "Pay it Forward"? ::) Just looked it up and... go figure, that IS the name of the movie! ;D "Amazing coincidence?" - he says while while blushing ever so slightly. lol yeah I love the movie. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on August 26, 2010, 12:24:38 PM The fw payment should be done in any particular order? The 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses? Is this viral or pyramidal? :p It is up to you. :) Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on August 26, 2010, 12:34:35 PM The fw payment should be done in any particular order? The 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses? Is this viral or pyramidal? :p It is up to you. :) Right! We have enough pyramids already, so I'm going down the viral path... :) So every time I get one I pay 3, it's just a pitty so few have joined so far, I'm already repeating addresses. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on August 26, 2010, 01:36:40 PM The fw payment should be done in any particular order? The 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses posted after mine? Any 3 addresses? Is this viral or pyramidal? :p It is up to you. :) Right! We have enough pyramids already, so I'm going down the viral path... :) So every time I get one I pay 3, it's just a pitty so few have joined so far, I'm already repeating addresses. Yeah its a pity you cant send a message with each payment. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: GeorgeH on September 01, 2010, 01:22:57 AM 1AxsH46YUyaxX1fvhixhHqhyjbC15wFfJN
Hopefully this will give me a chance to figure out the system while I wait for my computer to generate some coins! Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: mizerydearia on September 01, 2010, 05:45:07 AM pops in: 1D3UqLGyEZvFJGnHvPm1hRVC94cpnuEnQr
uh oh... this will never end! Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: tcatm on September 01, 2010, 09:25:47 AM All adresses so far to make it easier to pick the next three recipients:
Code: 19tq9NYFsSCMRUkc12v363tHgAeUokoVam noagendamarket Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on September 01, 2010, 09:49:46 AM My stats so far: received 3 times within 2 days (including initial tx from noagendamarket), paid it forward 3 time within a few hours of receiving to all 5 addresses that were around at the time (excluding my own, of course). The last transfer I made forward was on the 26th.
Today I received 5 (!) transfers from the same generous party... I wonder if that was for real of it's an experiment to see if he can get 5 forward threads going on :) Values were not discussed on purpose, as they should not matter for whatever this experiment is for. Ok, it's pay back time. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 01, 2010, 10:51:27 AM My stats so far: received 3 times within 2 days (including initial tx from noagendamarket), paid it forward 3 time within a few hours of receiving to all 5 addresses that were around at the time (excluding my own, of course). The last transfer I made forward was on the 26th. Today I received 5 (!) transfers from the same generous party... I wonder if that was for real of it's an experiment to see if he can get 5 forward threads going on :) Values were not discussed on purpose, as they should not matter for whatever this experiment is for. Ok, it's pay back time. :D there is no master plan at work here. Its a giant game of bitcoin table tennis - or secret santa on steroids :D . All these micropayments keep the network ticking over ! Obviously as the game grows you could just add up any payments each day and pay that forward 3 times.I lack the copy and paste endurance to make 30 bitcoin payments at a time. Now if someone can come up with a bitcoin hyperlink that launches your address book with the pay to address entered automagically they would earn lots of karma points. :-\ Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: mizerydearia on September 01, 2010, 11:20:20 PM How can you tell if multiple payments came from the same source?
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on September 01, 2010, 11:35:22 PM How can you tell if multiple payments came from the same source? I obviously can't. The reason I stated that was because the RECEIVING address was the same *slaps head*. In my defense, your honor, that happened before my first cup of coffee, and I can't really be held liable for my actions before my first cup of coffee, can I? Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 02, 2010, 01:21:37 AM How can you tell if multiple payments came from the same source? I obviously can't. The reason I stated that was because the RECEIVING address was the same *slaps head*. In my defense, your honor, that happened before my first cup of coffee, and I can't really be held liable for my actions before my first cup of coffee, can I? lol I actually looked when you posted that but i cant blame coffee! Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: GeorgeH on September 02, 2010, 01:46:42 AM Donated to 3 people :)
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: lfm on September 05, 2010, 11:03:06 AM Yeah its a pity you cant send a message with each payment. If you want to send a message with the coin(s) use the ip-address payment system. For some ip-addresses to leave messages to see the other thread here. http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=59.0 Only those who either open their firewall/router for the bitcoin port 8333 or have no firewall can receive this way but we can all send messages to them. If you're too lazy to look up addresses in the other thread you can try my ip address: 75.158.131.108 if you leave a note mentioning "pay it forward" then Ill know what its for. If you'd rather just do it the regular way here is another regular bitcoin address: 1Ai3wNTYpmojwcS9pi31h4fRQhMqKuYLY9 This address has a label so I know what its for without a note. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: kupan787 on September 06, 2010, 04:33:32 AM I've just stumbled upon this bitcoin thing, so lets see if I created this right:
1JfPbs97uzrJPDaC7414XvmYwz6p9yKgKM Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: mizerydearia on September 06, 2010, 05:22:11 AM I've just stumbled upon this bitcoin thing, so lets see if I created this right: 1JfPbs97uzrJPDaC7414XvmYwz6p9yKgKM Nope. That's wrong. Try this --> 1JfP83VXvByLL512KF6H2f67JEMF2F966E *evil grin* Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: FreeMoney on September 06, 2010, 11:49:49 AM Should receive something tiny from me, Kupan.
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: skull88 on September 06, 2010, 11:49:57 PM ok, I think I did something wrong, I've done 3 donations and than put my name to the list, lol.
I was a little bit to fast reading and to much brainwashed from all those paypall pyramid game adverts I guess. After reading it again, I understood. You post your address and than do 3 donations after you got one lol. For those who got the donation, your welcome lol. Free gift :D The updated list: Code: 19tq9NYFsSCMRUkc12v363tHgAeUokoVam noagendamarket Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 07, 2010, 02:33:59 AM ok, I think I did something wrong, I've done 3 donations and than put my name to the list, lol. I was a little bit to fast reading and to much brainwashed from all those paypall pyramid game adverts I guess. After reading it again, I understood. You post your address and than do 3 donations after you got one lol. For those who got the donation, your welcome lol. Free gift :D The updated list: Code: 19tq9NYFsSCMRUkc12v363tHgAeUokoVam noagendamarket You're doing it wrong lol You can have 3 hash cookies for updating the list. :) Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: LZ on September 12, 2010, 06:50:56 PM My address for this game: 1AbpDoEE1QpJaoCWdjoeNCdFbviQiaDLkb
So now should I donate to 3 addresses at the bottom of that list? Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: mizerydearia on September 12, 2010, 07:02:10 PM When you receive a donation on that address you then donate to 3 other people with a published pay it forward address. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: LZ on September 12, 2010, 09:09:59 PM Done. :D
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Dae on September 12, 2010, 09:44:07 PM 1KcgV8dxEYeg7q53AxQYVZvYRPbF6CsM5y
Here's to the PIF endeavor. :-) Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: em3rgentOrdr on September 14, 2010, 07:45:15 AM Ok, I've joined the Pay it Forward Game. Here is my address:
1NWfTrEfFXR7oqxvX3av4gHtqBtKytRVNN Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Gatsu on September 14, 2010, 08:07:15 AM Ok nice game im starting with sending something and here is my adress for this game:
14PqqeMRgcwMaotv13zNpeufVW9E1a5rwR I also want to suggest that you gather all adresses in the main post :) Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 14, 2010, 11:33:11 AM The list
Code: 19tq9NYFsSCMRUkc12v363tHgAeUokoVam noagendamarket Also added to the front of the thread with a new twist. :D Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: sandos on September 14, 2010, 12:30:04 PM 1RpbyFnxfcsgtqeKahh5pgEF3DPwbkd2E
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: singpolyma on September 15, 2010, 04:28:44 PM My address for this: 12zvmSidEUyLK4P6YZNpktBjk98ETiDgLL
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: singpolyma on September 15, 2010, 09:19:10 PM How can I tell if a new transaction has come in using bitcoind? It seems to just list the total amount of inbound transfer per address, not the individual transfers...
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on September 15, 2010, 09:30:11 PM How can I tell if a new transaction has come in using bitcoind? It seems to just list the total amount of inbound transfer per address, not the individual transfers... You probably need the listtransactions patch. Can you build? If not, what platform are you on? Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: LZ on September 16, 2010, 12:00:09 AM Or you can make a script to parse the bitcointools (https://web.archive.org/web/2010/http://github.com/gavinandresen/bitcointools) output (with --wallet-tx switch).
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: em3rgentOrdr on September 16, 2010, 01:53:29 AM Lets play a game to see what happens.The rules are simple.Create an address called pay it forward and post it in the thread or on your forum profile.When you receive a donation on that address you then donate to 3 other people with a published pay it forward address.The amount you donate to each is unimportant as is the amount you receive. I got 4 donations to my address, so I then donated to 12 random people on the list. Now I'm realizing that this will blow up pretty soon. I suppose this is your intention to stress the network as an experiment. I'm wondering if maybe you would want to write code to automatically pay it forward when a donation is sent to the pay it forward address, since I will become hard to manually see coins once it starts to blow up... Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 16, 2010, 02:04:28 AM Lets play a game to see what happens.The rules are simple.Create an address called pay it forward and post it in the thread or on your forum profile.When you receive a donation on that address you then donate to 3 other people with a published pay it forward address.The amount you donate to each is unimportant as is the amount you receive. I got 4 donations to my address, so I then donated to 12 random people on the list. Now I'm realizing that this will blow up pretty soon. I suppose this is your intention to stress the network as an experiment. I'm wondering if maybe you would want to write code to automatically pay it forward when a donation is sent to the pay it forward address, since I will become hard to manually see coins once it starts to blow up... Dude,I dont write code :) I just come up with the ideas! I think the better idea is to wait for a period of time,say 1 day or 1 week and then combine what you received into a bigger bang for your donation buck . If someone wants to write the code to do that and contribute to the pay it forward project it would be appreciated. I can host it for you if you do so! Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: LZ on September 16, 2010, 05:05:01 PM It is quite possible to do. 8)
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Gatsu on September 20, 2010, 05:11:17 PM please remove me from the list, I gave up on this and uninstalled, thanks!
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: mizerydearia on September 20, 2010, 05:24:19 PM please remove me from the list, I gave up on this and uninstalled, thanks! 'this' as in the pay it forward project or as in bitcoin? I suppose to give up on 'bitcoin' would be similar to giving up on other types of currencies as well, and in such cases giving them away or destroying them. Or perhaps it's similar to giving up or quitting smoking, in which bitcoin in some way is detrimental to one's health and is necessary to prevent further association with or consumption of. I suppose in the sense that a new currency is existent and is currently limited in use cases compared to already established currencies, many individuals who put little to no effort into developing, contributing or helping to establish its use or future potential may pursue a kind of 'giving up' on Bitcoin since it doesn't meet a kind of expectation of currency as recognized by general society and ease of use of existing dominating currencies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_currencies is a list of currencies, many in which you may notice several similarities to Bitcoin (e.g. difficult or time consuming to obtain) that could also actively be 'given up' on. However, it is likely that those types of currencies do not garnish any interest or attention and therefore unlikely to be considered as necessary to give up. However, additionally, it may be a currency that one has previously had none of and therefore is not in a position to 'give up' on considering lack of use. Humm, I'm not sure what my point is. I think I'm rambling. I give up. ^_^ lawl nelisky | | \|/ Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on September 20, 2010, 05:33:51 PM please remove me from the list, I gave up on this and uninstalled, thanks! 'this' as in the pay it forward project or as in bitcoin? I suppose to give up on 'bitcoin' would be similar to giving up on other types of currencies as well, and in such cases giving them away or destroying them. Or perhaps it's similar to giving up or quitting smoking, in which bitcoin in some way is detrimental to one's health and is necessary to prevent further association with or consumption of. "Dear IRS, I write to ask you to remove me from your list. I regret this decision but your ability to provide me with any helpful service or in any way improve my quality of life has been null, and as such you leave me no choice but to terminate any relationship you may assume we have promptly. I will add you to the 'no call list' as soon as possible, and I must request that you do not try to contact me through phone, letter, email or any other medium. I am not interested in your services. Very best regards, nelisky " Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: em3rgentOrdr on September 20, 2010, 07:45:04 PM neilskzy...HILARIOUS!!!
please remove me from the list, I gave up on this and uninstalled, thanks! I guess Gatsu finally realized that bitcoin wasn't some magical automatic money making machine :D, so he "gave up". The only posts I read of his was complaining why bitcoin was not generating money :) for him...I guess he never reazlied that the purpose of a currency is not to generate money but rather to trade and store wealth that you generated somehow else >:( But yeah, as was mentioned earlier, if you never put any effort into something, how can you possibly "give up" on it? bitcoin != magical money fountain Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 21, 2010, 02:53:52 AM please remove me from the list, I gave up on this and uninstalled, thanks! wtf theres nothing to uninstall? If you give up on federal reserve notes I have an ass that needs wiping with them..... Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: tuxsoul on September 24, 2010, 01:54:51 AM Hi i'm new using bitcoin, i like participate in the "pay it forward project".
Sorry my english is not good :-[. Greeting's Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Aqualung on September 29, 2010, 11:45:30 AM mmm
the game is still going on? Code: 1KJJmg1X8ZAxNtJE7vfmaLwUrQJEydwXsF Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 29, 2010, 12:12:19 PM mmm the game is still going on? Code: 1KJJmg1X8ZAxNtJE7vfmaLwUrQJEydwXsF Yes it is always going on . :D Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Cdecker on September 30, 2010, 11:50:19 AM Just adding myself to the game :D
1DEcTfUsHpPscf1qC2BE1v5JugweEyQVcr Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on September 30, 2010, 12:28:19 PM Code: 19tq9NYFsSCMRUkc12v363tHgAeUokoVam noagendamarket Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: LZ on September 30, 2010, 12:45:03 PM please remove me from the list, I gave up on this and uninstalled, thanks! And why are some nicks with additional spaces? Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on October 01, 2010, 12:50:05 AM It finally happened, I have corrupted my wallet file beyond any hope. Good thing I only spare change there :)
Anyway, no more nelisky on the list, please! no reason sending the coins to nowhere at all. As soon as I make a little sense out of my 10+ bitcoin clients running with different wallets and versions I'll post a new address. And I'm running behind too, I owe you guys 6 payments already... Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: LZ on October 01, 2010, 01:12:53 AM Oh, how did it happen? Strangely, it seems that this often happens... :-\
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: grondilu on October 01, 2010, 11:18:37 PM Well, at least this game is usefull since it reveals the weaknesses, if there are any, of the bitcoin software during intensive small transactions. Maybe you should report all incidents to the dev-team ?
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: LZ on October 02, 2010, 12:04:40 AM I think that nelisky is one of the dev-team. :)
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on October 02, 2010, 12:18:48 AM I think that nelisky is one of the dev-team. :) A hacker by heart and trade ;) And no, from my personal experience I never managed to break a wallet using satoshi's deploys... but then again I'm not using them all that often. I broke my own wallet, my fault, nothing to see here! Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on October 02, 2010, 12:47:27 AM It finally happened, I have corrupted my wallet file beyond any hope. Good thing I only spare change there :) Anyway, no more nelisky on the list, please! no reason sending the coins to nowhere at all. As soon as I make a little sense out of my 10+ bitcoin clients running with different wallets and versions I'll post a new address. And I'm running behind too, I owe you guys 6 payments already... ouch! At least you didnt lose over 9000! :D Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: nelisky on October 02, 2010, 12:59:06 AM It finally happened, I have corrupted my wallet file beyond any hope. Good thing I only spare change there :) Anyway, no more nelisky on the list, please! no reason sending the coins to nowhere at all. As soon as I make a little sense out of my 10+ bitcoin clients running with different wallets and versions I'll post a new address. And I'm running behind too, I owe you guys 6 payments already... ouch! At least you didnt lose over 9000! :D Yeah, I'm careful with the wallets I play with, but there is a very low statistical probability that I loose 9000 coins anyway... Summing all my wallets I have ~2600 :) Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Symbiosis on October 02, 2010, 01:55:17 AM Greetings to all and hoping for future successes for bitcoin.
1JfPbs97uzrJPDaC7414XvmYwz6p9yKgKM Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on October 02, 2010, 04:37:38 AM My bitcoin client is flooded with pif payments...the consequences will never be the same!
*has copy and paste rsi... Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: tcatm on October 03, 2010, 01:04:11 PM Please remove me from the list. I'll continue forwarding but it's too much hassle for too little gain (i.e. sending someone 0.01 BTC isn't going to make bitcoin grow much).
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on October 04, 2010, 10:23:01 AM Please remove me from the list. I'll continue forwarding but it's too much hassle for too little gain (i.e. sending someone 0.01 BTC isn't going to make bitcoin grow much). Yeah it needs to be automated to help with the rsi factor . Ill take you off the list. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: GeorgeH on October 07, 2010, 04:23:28 AM New PIF address for Smartzkid! I finally moved bitcoin over to my server; I donated my current coins away and will start anew from here :)
1KrPv3fP1D82dGjCGwHy8A8ewyDD6UcCa1 Could someone explain how coins can be split up? The way I understand it, each coin has its own hash. This and the P2P nature of the system mean that imposters cannot 'make' coins. However, what's to keep someone's client from saying 'hey you, i actually own 99% of that coin'? Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: grondilu on October 07, 2010, 06:11:05 AM New PIF address for Smartzkid! I finally moved bitcoin over to my server; I donated my current coins away and will start anew from here :) 1KrPv3fP1D82dGjCGwHy8A8ewyDD6UcCa1 Could someone explain how coins can be split up? The way I understand it, each coin has its own hash. This and the P2P nature of the system mean that imposters cannot 'make' coins. However, what's to keep someone's client from saying 'hey you, i actually own 99% of that coin'? As I understood the system, key pairs are used to identify transactions, not bitcoins. There is no such thing as a "coin" in the information system. Only transactions. The owner of some value is identified by the knowlegde of the last private key of some transaction in the last block. The amount is the amount of the transaction. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: GeorgeH on October 07, 2010, 02:41:39 PM As I understood the system, key pairs are used to identify transactions, not bitcoins. There is no such thing as a "coin" in the information system. Only transactions. The owner of some value is identified by the knowlegde of the last private key of some transaction in the last block. The amount is the amount of the transaction. Ohh, I see! Thank you, sir. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Martian on October 14, 2010, 06:29:26 PM Hi I'll. I'm up for paying it forward.
19HtGLVbfT4F9xxVS7qN7dzseeUcMiLjpa Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: davux on November 08, 2010, 08:17:52 PM OK, I want to play! 16AquDrvnJ49sUBeyR4Q4SmiLCvB6QGAMW
I don't have many BTC so far, but since the idea is to redistribute what one's received, I guess it should work. :D I wish I could even put more bitcoins into the game so that it becomes more interesting, but I have only 2.05 so far. :-[ Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: MoonShadow on November 08, 2010, 08:23:26 PM New PIF address for Smartzkid! I finally moved bitcoin over to my server; I donated my current coins away and will start anew from here :) 1KrPv3fP1D82dGjCGwHy8A8ewyDD6UcCa1 Could someone explain how coins can be split up? The way I understand it, each coin has its own hash. This and the P2P nature of the system mean that imposters cannot 'make' coins. However, what's to keep someone's client from saying 'hey you, i actually own 99% of that coin'? As I understood the system, key pairs are used to identify transactions, not bitcoins. There is no such thing as a "coin" in the information system. Only transactions. The owner of some value is identified by the knowlegde of the last private key of some transaction in the last block. The amount is the amount of the transaction. Close, but not quite. You are correct that no actual digital coins exist, and that all balances are basicly the tallies of the transactions recorded upon a massive collective ledger that we call the blockchain. But keypairs don't identify transactions, either; they only identify addresses (which are most like account numbers in the Swiss banking system, the only form of identification that is either neccessary or possible) It is not neccessary for each transaction to have a unique keypair, for example, even though that is a common practice. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Bruce Wagner on November 30, 2010, 04:22:10 PM I am accumulating the "published bitcoin address for general donations / tips" for everyone here, at http://bitcoinaddress.com (http://bitcoinaddress.com) If you would please, check your name (forum handle) on this list and verify that I have the correct address for you, for that purpose... Please send additions/updates/corrections to me via PM here.
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: bober182 on December 02, 2010, 12:29:10 AM I find the idea of your Bitcoin Phone book cool but take into account some people split up different addresses for different forums/communities.
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: ribuck on December 02, 2010, 11:11:24 AM I am accumulating the "published bitcoin address for general donations / tips" I think it's better for the tip addresses to be located at the same place as the tippable material. Otherwise they get out of date, or you get confusion between different people who use the same handle, etc. Also, having the tip address at the content is better publicity for bitcoin. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: altsa on December 03, 2010, 02:34:19 AM I wanna pay it forward! :0
192z8dUWUmZT8sdhumuPLDWbzcQFSCB71P Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: FreeMoney on December 03, 2010, 02:42:48 AM I am accumulating the "published bitcoin address for general donations / tips" I think it's better for the tip addresses to be located at the same place as the tippable material. Otherwise they get out of date, or you get confusion between different people who use the same handle, etc. Also, having the tip address at the content is better publicity for bitcoin. Agree. Also making a new one for each bit of content lets the author know what people are liking. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on December 03, 2010, 04:42:55 AM This dearly needs automation.... :P
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: bober182 on December 03, 2010, 11:24:05 PM Pay it forward is like laundering your money eh why not.
1HAKFLsiWw2AmPZZsFQk7Y96uqUtmKgR4U Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Bruce Wagner on December 04, 2010, 07:31:40 AM I am accumulating the "published bitcoin address for general donations / tips" I think it's better for the tip addresses to be located at the same place as the tippable material. Otherwise they get out of date, or you get confusion between different people who use the same handle, etc. Also, having the tip address at the content is better publicity for bitcoin. Yes. I agree. But my "directory" also acts as sort of a starting point. From there you can follow the links which take you to the material. It's a list of content creators who support Bitcoin... with the implicit suggestion that maybe you might want to check out their work... and support them too. :) I debated about whether to include the actual Bitcoin Addresses or not. I finally decided to include them -- if only for convenience sake. I ask everyone listed to please verify that I have their preferred address listed. And I ask readers to not take my word for it... if they have any doubts whatsoever, please verify the Bitcoin Address directly with the recipient. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: hogofwar on December 04, 2010, 05:59:52 PM 19AjFUUgn3bAo2u6xvnJFLG1wapHN1NLEj
This seems interesting.... Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: qay on December 17, 2010, 08:23:13 PM 1fNRaZbanZx2hePCTe4P5A2tCpww41axB
I like this idea Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: GeorgeH on December 19, 2010, 08:35:23 AM If you guys are in the US, you should check out my Free Bitcoins (http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2248.0) offer and get 3.00 BTC for free!
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: max-power on December 19, 2010, 02:53:24 PM Hi Bitcoin Forum,
I have only just read about this bitcoin concept tonight. I'm intrigued, but still rather confused (and admittedly a bit dubious). However, this game sounds interesting, so I got the client running, and I have an address I'd like to enter into the pool: 16ZaypawmtVxYMyUjeP2zP8VFu7Zc3rRpH. If I understand correctly about blocks and the numbers thereof, then I might not see a transaction to me before I have got the entire set of blocks right? So, I apologise in advance if there's a delay between any transactions I receive from pay it forward, and my return. Cheers, Max. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Thor on December 19, 2010, 08:06:16 PM 13Bp9M1r4o1xyLXSBNRQCMdFVCSfnWv7hE
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Mahkul on December 19, 2010, 08:43:35 PM A little bit late to join, but not too late: 1FFHATEiptBeXb6UcZZh2KJqF4VzHPCABx
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Dekember on December 27, 2010, 05:38:12 PM 1FdAv2Um2rTiCjrAAsbsJdXeNBr4K4VXs4
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: mati on December 30, 2010, 08:51:02 AM 13Y1Qm1nU6CPjtSr2NTcsLAT2T28qeMt9u
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Marlo on December 31, 2010, 06:16:04 PM 1Hs9s8ZwQXr4LcL536Nc4sZXUoJRNHhuZQ
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: bober182 on January 03, 2011, 05:49:20 AM I like to say that it seems there a several one post accounts asking to join in the PIF game. They seems to be all posted at around 5-8 PM is this the same person please stop all you will do is ruin this game and not get anymore bitcoins.
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: hacim on January 03, 2011, 06:21:56 AM i'll join: 14AFTgnZTfMEy8TM8bCawaLrCXUPgptsCh
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Anonymous on January 03, 2011, 11:53:01 AM I like to say that it seems there a several one post accounts asking to join in the PIF game. They seems to be all posted at around 5-8 PM is this the same person please stop all you will do is ruin this game and not get anymore bitcoins. Maybe there should be minimum post level before joining the game. Im surprised this is still going . :D Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: dooglus on January 24, 2011, 05:50:11 AM why not?
1DVEak5a6WbzXqZM2ruVwmTyvjYWAHj7gs Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Brre on January 24, 2011, 11:30:10 AM 1KUVxLQDyPtSsjFtPrJPvXTuukDUM8wMRH
I agree, that is this viral or piramydical is totally up to perspective :) Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: andrew12 on January 24, 2011, 11:55:18 AM 1DuWQpJz5EmcvNqaNFvWe2tF7QczTQRD7w
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: davux on January 24, 2011, 09:17:46 PM Maybe there should be minimum post level before joining the game. Im surprised this is still going . :D I totally agree. There are lots of one-post accounts just pasting a random address. It gets worse: most of these accounts are still one-post ones even months after. That's such obvious cheating. Please remove them from the list that's at the beginning of the thread, I mean it's not a lot of money but it kind of ruins the game. Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Mahkul on January 24, 2011, 09:23:34 PM Maybe there should be minimum post level before joining the game. Im surprised this is still going . :D I totally agree. There are lots of one-post accounts just pasting a random address. It gets worse: most of these accounts are still one-post ones even months after. That's such obvious cheating. Please remove them from the list that's at the beginning of the thread, I mean it's not a lot of money but it kind of ruins the game. +1 Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: dishwara on January 26, 2011, 08:05:36 AM I too add myself
1EsdwgN8sDT6h2WynhKqiZZixt25HWQ5of Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Nevezen on January 26, 2011, 10:31:21 PM Can I join?
Here's my pay it forward address: 1ME8fSQCr1LRhkSu2yN5hQCUKBceA8AvLC Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: The Script on January 27, 2011, 02:03:34 AM Meh. This is me deliberately not adding my wallet number because I'm still new to this forum. You should only pay it forward if someone is at least a junior member, which is what 100 posts or something? I can understand new people wanting to get bitcoins but what a cheap way to do it.... Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: DredOp on August 31, 2018, 08:29:16 AM Okay lets keep it going :)
BTC 1CjuYo6nndRSDpNaU89zGBbBp6RyNbUgjf Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: Shresherya on October 12, 2018, 12:57:02 PM I am accumulating the "published bitcoin address for general donations / tips" for everyone here, at http://bitcoinaddress.com If you would please, check your name (forum handle) on this list and verify that I have the correct address for you, for that purpose... Please send additions/updates/corrections to me via PM here
Title: Re: The Pay it Forward Project. Post by: 12ollin12ush on January 05, 2021, 05:02:39 PM ok lets keep it going
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