Sorry about the delay. Had family stuff going on this weekend, not to mention the Bitcoiduit launch, and I'm running RL errands today. Contestants will be getting another email in a few hours.

...you create a throwaway account and come on the forum saying, "Help! My wallet's contents were stolen and there's absolutely no way to find the thief. Tell me how it might have happened. And how he's obfuscating his trail. Step by step. In detail."

...you claim persecution after a polite request for more information.

That's not off topic, that's called hijacking a thread and violates a pretty fundamental rule of netiquette.

I'm an American but I'd recommend BitPiggy, simply because I met Mat at the San Antonio conference, we traded contact info, and he seems to really have a handle on things.

The current exchange rate is between $4.6 and $4.75 per BTC, which means you're effectively charging the equivalent of $27.60 to $28.50. Yet your site advertises 1000 business cards for $25.00 with free shipping. Why are you charging more if your customers pay in bitcoins when you're saving all the fees associated with using PayPal?

Here's the Official Thread for announcing any new Bitcoinduit Rouds.

Currently running:

Zombie Day
MassiveDoubler 
Super Awesome Game! 
Its Back! 
IntCrocAlligator 
THE_BIG_ONE 
Like a Boss 
Porn Stars

Have fun and good luck!

As many of you have noticed, your favorite ponzi in a ponzi site is back. JRO and inau approached me some time ago about taking over the reincarnation of Bitcoinduit and, of course, I jumped at the opportunity.

The guys are still the masterminds behind the code, having rewritten the entire thing almost from scratch, but feel free to contact me with any issues that may arise. In other words, I've assumed almost all the responsibility and taking almost none of the credit.

We (and be "we," I mean "they") have been working hard to get Bitcoinduit re-launched by today. I'm looking into different ways of promoting the site, so if anyone knows of any other resurrection type things going on today, let me know. 

There are obviously still a few minor details that need some fine tuning (for a while during the last few days, the tagline was, "New and Improved Bitcoinduit: It May or May Not Work!"), but this version of Bitcoinduit should be a very enjoyable experience.

I liked his earlier stuff much more. I still enjoy his work, but everything after Count Zero has been downhill, IMO.

It does seem inevitable that von Neumann machines would eventually reach the point where finding and consuming resources overwhelms any self-restraint that might have been programmed into them. It only makes evolutionary sense.

I don't think anyone does, but you have to admit, it was obviously written by someone who didn't do their homework very well.

For you, for now, yes.

I've actually been meaning to get an email address from you - you're the only contestant I don't have one for (or at least one that you'll check!).

you have fewer posts than you have excuses why PayPal is the only method of payment you can use.

And we're ready!

Mousepotato has graciously agreed to become a contestant in this inaugural season, ensuring an unforgettable Bitcoin first.

I'll be randomly assigning contestants to one of two teams and contacting them privately to go over their next steps. More info will be posted shortly but expect most details to be announced at the main site from now on: http://www.satoshisuperstars.com/

Don't forget to check out our Judges' blogs and the main site often.

Please welcome the latest contestant in the Satoshi Superstars contest, Yoon Yeonghwa.

Only one spot left and males only outnumber females ten to one!

I know I corrected someone earlier in this thread, saying that Satoshi Superstars was meant to be more entertaining than exciting, but heck, it is getting exciting!

Okay, I think I've given those who've abandoned the application process enough time and will now move on to a more active campaign to recruit the last two contestants for the first season. Feel free to nominate your favorite forum member but, please, don't spam anyone's inbox.

In that case, Texas should definitely be on the list.

I thought MM got caught in a sinkhole.

I'm sure there are. Looks like that would be a lot of fun to attend. I'll check out prices for tables and maybe some of us can meet up there to run a bitcoin booth.

I believe it was because you posted personal information about your email and password use, making it even easier for unsavory types to access your account.