hahaha, oh god where has that link been all my life.

I am trying out Podcast Services for your Earhole.  The cost, $0

http://soundcloud.com/bitcoinporn (MP3 can be downloaded from that page). - Backed up on YouTube

Second episode is already in the works with a very probable guest right form the Newbies forum, kinks are still being worked out in the background

Wow, now that is valuable (honestly, if I supported this type of trade, I would buy this just to give to someone, but I do not know this person and all accounts involved with this situation could all be deleted rather quickly)

Illegal of course, but highly valuable.  Get in on this before it gets locked people, Waffles is second to What.cd as far as music choices imo, but nothing compares to either site (if you remember OiNK people, it basically has become these two sites)

lol @ MarkM's post.  Classic Porn SEO.  No doubt is an old school Black Hat World person    The old ways do not work, and I'm sure you are happier they do not.   You are the first authentic post in this thread I would call as someone working in the industry as successful.

Conversions is the name of the game now and I think it just makes for better content for everybody

Sex does not earn me Bitcoins (just me, if you browse the forums you'll find otherwise).  So the one that can get me the other is the better.

Oh boy, a chance to win something and a bunch of coded text in a post, this speaks highly to me.... and to every single person on the board lol

Awesome.  I think people need checks like this every so often to make sure they know how anonymous their shit is.

I mean, we all know it, but sometimes a reminder like this one, which initially hurts no one, is what we need.

Also, thanks for the link back, I'm sure it is in there for no good reason, but whatever lol

For, based on this alone.

I thought the big draws of Bitcoin is the privacy.

Either way, the person is putting themselves out there in the social media world, why must you know their private information to do business with them?

Also, I am only playing devil's advocate here, I personally would of course not trust that shit, but to say that is not trustworthy only because the person wishes to remain private, that is wrong.

Why would a Demonoid invite be something to be desirable?

Great site. I love it. But they have little to no exclusive files, so in my eyes it is worse than using a public tracker.

If my eBay account wasn't banned already, I would try this out.

You are the fucking man and an inspiration sir.   I don't have money to toss around, but if I did, i'd do it based on things I believe in that deeply like you did.  For now though, I have been using a decent amount of free time invested in various Bitcoin related ventures all that not only promote the things I am doing, but promote the coin itself, which I think a lot of people forget to do.  It is still a "new" thing that will have to be explained to people slowly for a little bit, but bigger campaigns and working Bitcoin into things people already understand, it's awesome.   Keep fighting the good fight, good luck with all these promotions you are running

This is pretty damn huge actually, I hope this gets a good amount of support, would be nice public PR for Bitcion without the coin itself being the focus

And now the big question.  Why should I trust you?

Do you have a press release or story on Bitcoin you need to get out?  I'm curious as to is there any major outlet you don't think Bitcoin has been featured on?

As far as Bitcoin law, we have a decent team of professionals who could probably assist with specifics regarding that http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=13882.0

What security benefits does Bitcoin7 feel they have over the markets that make it the site I should use?

I support many markets, and have not joined Bitcoin7 because of such forum based negativity, I would argue that the strategy of ignoring the spammers that are spamming in your name, is not a great strategy, but I won't allow this to think ill of the site if it provides better function and security that what is available, is that what you offer?

Bitcoin has too much depth.   The simplification of this whole system is still not fully ready for public consumption imo.   Things like weusecoins and bitcoinme I think are in place to attempt some sort of simplification, but I think also these sites know better than to put information out there  in a way that people would not question or look further (but I don't run these sites, just a theory).

Once the nerdy users feel fully safe using it, or at least safer than right now, that is when people who help with the Wiki should revise the WeUseCoins page to work as that PR site you may envision.

And easier to remember.

QWERTY12345 when you can remember a formula of "QWERTY12345x3" knowing the password is QWERTY12345QWERTY12345QWERTY12345

I like this theory.  Stoners do too.

I'm not sure if I understand.  If you do not want to use a third party, you do not have to.  That is the risk of doing business with a person you do not know.  There is no insurance.  This is both a benefit and drawback of the coin.

At the least you can choose to not use a third party, or you can use the options that are available. Even if the 'third party' was a cool program meant to somehow track trust with another person, you are still putting your trust in something else other than you and the person you wish to do a transaction with.

Bitcoin does not end stealing and people being douches, if anything though, it makes it easier to tag those people

http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=21659.0 was the answer.  I would look around that thread or some people within that thread for what will be the next solution for this problem.

I am voting for Google to step in with a million percent secure temporary anonymous wallet system.   If you don't mind me, I'll be dreaming now.