That is too bad.

IMO, this decision will make fixing bugs that are discovered in bitcoin/litecoin far slower and more error prone.

I'm noticing that a number of alts are not forked from the github projects but rather uploaded, creating an entirely separate project.

Litecoin for example, is forked off of the bitcoin project, and doing diffs is sublimely trivial.

In contrast, I can't just do that with some of these other coins, it has to happen outside of the browser.

Any good reasons for creating an entirely separate project?

Edit: After the responses and some more thinking I realized it's actually a turn off when I see a coin that follows this pattern. There's at least one that calls itself a fork but isn't forked in the most fundamental of ways. And it resides on github. I'm kind of baffled.

That is because the generation is also flattening over time

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Total_bitcoins_over_time.png

http://blockchain.info/charts/total-bitcoins?showDataPoints=false&show_header=true&daysAverageString=1&timespan=all&scale=1&address=

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Yeah that will go over well.

As per the first post, you need to post your address *only*.

Some of you really need to read the first post more closely.

It just pisses me off.

I lost a fair amount with btcex, and MyBitcoin, and GLBSE...

Was away from the computer for months, and oh well.

I guess the main point is don't leave funds on exchanges since there's really no guarantee that your money will be there tomorrow.

A decade?

Good experience with your site and the process so far.

I am having a small issue at the moment.

What I'm trying to do is exclude a number of domains, I've followed the instructions and still clicks are being recorded for those domains.

Have paused my campaigns for now, please advise.

Thanks.

Thank You. Downloading blockchain now.

All I need is working node...

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bump for info

barwizi: 212.92.177.74 is no longer valid, mind updating it?

Striking similarity.

I wonder if this time is different?

I'll be buying all the way down.

The thing is investors put fiat in and that's what they want out.

Cold, hard, "physical", cash.

Bitcoin wasn't made to be hoarded anyway. It was designed to facilitate *trade*, and that's exactly what's happening.

So what if the price trends down for a while.

This can only be good for Bitcoin.

I believe it's possible, for the PoW aspect, which is really all that matters anyway.

Because they're worth *something*.