fake ones are more likely fair trade...

Satoshi Nakamoto, faceless, notably anonymous, possibly shy, with shit, this is hard! of abounding alacrity, promulgated to abrogate all of the worst shortcomings of fiat currency; and endured untold years hopscotching through cyberspace, intending to supplant the world's central bank-issued money.

Supposedly pesticide sprayers have significantly lower incidence of cancer compared to the non-sprayers. Alas, it turns out farmers are significantly less likely to smoke compared to urbanites. Lesson learned.

Are you sure this wasn't just the novocaine talk?

After thinking about it for a moment, I've come to conclusion that moving this thread made perfect sense. adamstgBit has most likely set the Speculation board on "ignore," so this was the only way for him to remain up-to-date with our feedback.

These schemes are houses of cards, and are only effective if they are hidden from public. Sooner or later people learn how it works. When serious money is involved, it's usually sooner than later. Not only that I can buy burgers with cash, but I can purposefully use tracked resources to manipulate the score when needed.

Most excellent! 

I just emailed subscriptions department of AdBusters Magazine, as I was planning to subscribe anyway.

I frequent these forums, and watch for bitcoin-related news on the Web. I've never heard of Paysius until I stumbled upon this thread. It seems to be well designed and built. I just checked on the Bitcoin Wiki, there is nothing under "merchant solutions" (which looks scary, by the way), nor "shopping cart interfaces."

The obvious concern is that great, functioning, and simple things like this one do not get exposure they deserve. It'd be a shame if bitcoin fizzled out because of problems of this kind. The network is there, tested and tried. Solutions like Paysius are also there, and there are more coming, but potential new users have a hard time finding out about them.

Why is "show QR code" greyed out under "receive coins"? I can't highlight (select) any of the receiving addresses to activate this button.

If you want to be taken seriously, don't lie about "zero fees."  Any merchant accepting btc nowadays (and wanting to end up with usd/eur/whatev) will face significant fees. Once the market has gotten bigger, they will be able to spend btc directly, then we would be talking (presumably low) transaction fees only.

"No chargebacks" is a great argument, though.

This is a good way to both make use of, and raise awareness of bitcoin. It doesn't cost anything to add that one sentence to your ad.

Any chance you could tell the percent of responses that came from this forum vs. Reddit? I know that at some point you dropped google authentication, so at least based on PM codes you sent out...? 

My guess: Yes, but only a fiat-to-btc exchange, not the other way around.

Again: lots of btc businesses were created last year, and reported profits. This year is the first year governments will be taxing them, and thereby legitimizing btc.

This makes sense. Inevitably, this year will see the legal status clarified, as these will be first tax filings after btc became valuable.

Gamers.

This.

It's good you ask the participants to forward the link, but have you advertized on other forums? Perhaps bitcoincharts or other high-traffic sites could donate a banner space for a few days. This is for the common good anyway.

First of all, I applaud the initiative. Second, the title of the post (mybitcoin...) raised an eyebrow for a moment 
Finally, I hope you will use the answers to design a more specific and detailed questionary in future.