it's perfectly okay, and, most of the time, necessary. nobody can send you btc without knowing your address.
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FYI reputation loans without collateral is very frowned upon here.
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Why my activity is still not updated to 70? i thought 13 october was the day when i was awarded with 14 new activiy points.
13 October 12:40 PM. to be exact. here's the list of activity periods for your future reference -> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12saLhlUoqIdairxzuSPu6EYGrt7FN2lOstO1yDjCEbAedit: LMAO I just noticed that you made 2 posts asking this. and snipie posted an answer literally 4 seconds before I did.
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maybe people have realized that imagination alone won't get us anywhere.
not reaching $10k doesn't mean that bitcoin have failed. heck, most people won't consider btc failed even if it never reach that amount.
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I would ask badbear before doing that if I were you. getting caught evading a ban might mean nothing to your ban duration if you're permabanned, but it might make it harder for you to get yourself (yourself, not your account) unbanned later.
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since this is probably isn't going to happen, you can try ignoring the topic starters of signature campaign threads. it's not perfect but at least you can filter them out.
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-snip- the "report to moderator" button also isn't enough as we are only reporting the post of a certain account( as far as I know). -snip-
it's enough. just leave a comment explaining whatever you think needs some clarification. IMO posting about this kind of thing is not needed unless the matter require further discussion. but maybe that's just me.
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$200-$300. at this point I don't think the price can go past that. though I gotta say $100 range is pretty wide.
edit: whoops. accidentally voted $300-$400.
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collateral is a must here because: Account is being sold.
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didn't you try checking those tx IDs?
edit: or are those addresses?
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people that honestly believe that bitcoin is MLM or any kind of ponzi should reconstruct their brain. how bitcoin works is nowhere near those.
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it can be used for proving your ownership of an account. I thought you already understood that.
to prove ownership, we encrypt a message using our private key. all people that have your public key can verify it. to communicate in absolute privacy, we encrypt message using other party's public key. they're the only ones who can decrypt it.
See , this is a better explanation then that long link thank you so much . "to prove ownership, we encrypt a message using our private key. all people that have your public key can verify it." <= here you mean we sign the message , right ? gonna close topic after getting answer ty yeah.
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it can be used for proving your ownership of an account. I thought you already understood that.
to prove ownership, we encrypt a message using our private key. all people that have your public key can verify it. to communicate in absolute privacy, we encrypt message using other party's public key. they're the only ones who can decrypt it.
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sorry if im bothering you with my stupid questions , anyway I started reading , I'am almost on the half ... now I saw this Anyone with a copy of your public key can then encrypt information that only you can read. Even people you have never met.So why muhammed zakir or other users are sharing their public keys if it's only so we can send them encrypted keys ? or having a public key of someone can be used to both send them encrypted messages and verify their encrypted messages privacy (PG P). you can exchange the public key with someone and then just encrypt every messages so that no one can know what you two are talking about.
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we can verify it because we know the public* key (the one you're supposed to post).
* added.
I found this for a user (muhammed zakir i guess) https://keybase.io/kzm279/key.asc , how are you guys supposed to verify this ? that's a public key, the one we used to verify message, not a message. this should explain it. www.pgpi.org/doc/pgpintro/
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we can verify it because we know the public* key (the one you're supposed to post).
* added.
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IIRC (not entirely sure if it was that exact thread) I reported that thread months ago saying exactly this: this thread is becoming a spamfest. it's not about beginners or help so it should be moved to off-topic. as a result, my accuracy went down.
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Maybe so, but the thing is, forum rank doesn't mean anything. If a reputation-based system was implemented for the voting, then that would mean something (an extra un-abusable idea would need to be added as well) about the user.
high forum rank means you've been here for a long time. high reputation means [some] people likes your posts. both means something and can be bought. I guess both can be abused. but why should we create a new feature for something that can be done with an already existing feature? in short: I don't think the reputation system is needed. that is unless it have other benefits.
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the reputation system itself can be abused. I think rank limit is a must in order to prevent abuse.
However, a rank limit can easily be abused also, what with buying and selling accounts. yes. but at least the abusers have to pay. or wait if they decide to farm accounts.
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