Will banks worldwide accept bitcoin deposits and insurance soon?
What do you think?

Indeed, just a notation shift.

What about a protocol that used the figures in percentage (in scientific notation, sure) relatively the totality of bitcoins instead of a number of bitcoins that is completly arbitarily. As far as I understand there is no reason why the maximum number of bitcoins tends to 21 million and not another such big number.
Using percentages the values could be expressed in a simillar way, using decimal.
You could simply stipulate that the decimal value, in this protocol, would mean percentage of the totality of bitcoins, and still all be the same, and the values having eight decimal places on the right.
Maybe you would need rounding at some point. I'm not sure.
What do you think?

It could be argued that not accepting bitcoin as a form of payment is also a tyranny.
But I agree that my ideas are wrong. It is good have people making me think it better.

What about sponsoring Internet Providers to block websites that don't accept bitcoin?
You would have crowfunding pay for it and people would get a cheaper internet connection for that trade-off: having websites that don't accept bitcoin blocked.
My IP blocks piratebay website because it is a piracy site. So I think this could be a policy of an Internet Provider.
Sites that were considered particularly unfriendly to bitcoin would be blocked and bitcoin lovers would pay for that.

Yesterday I was looking at map that showed popularity of bitcoin worldwide and was wondering why Russia got the first place.
There is a good reason for bitcoin being so popular in Russia.
It is probably because there is a Russian TV channel that discusses bitcoin all the time: "Russia Today" TV (rt.com).
This may tell us how important is mediatic coverage for bitcoin popularity.

I log in to my twitter account and search for "bitcoin"  , and then click "All".

The origin of the name Satoshi Nakamoto may be related to the very famous Japanese musician:
                                 "Ryuichi Sakamoto"
Also it may have a connection with the word "Satori" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satori
which makes me think he likes Buddhism and Zen.

http://www.thelaboratory.org : A development site for the Open Source BitWasp Marketplace
The purpose of BitWasp Marketplace is to lower the barrier of entry into operating a site similar in nature to the famous Silkroad.
BitWasp Marketplace is an open source project available at github.

Does bitmit (bitmit.net) pay taxes?
What about a site like odesk - for freelancers - that used only bitcoins but had no comissions and got no profits. Would it have to pay taxes?
What about when a site runs behind a tor onion?
Please discuss legallity and illegality issues of running a website that uses only bitcoins.

Does Google like bitcoin?
If so, when can we expect a Google Instant wallet for bitcoins?

Found 32 Websites matching "bitcoin".
Results are limited to the top 100 websites with ranks below 1 million.
Match #:   Ranking:   Website:
1   21716   Bitcointalk.org
2   25110   Bitcoincharts.com
3   38165   Bitcoin.org
4   57573   Bitcoin.it
5   149676   Bitcoinwatch.com
6   185080   Bitcoin.cz
7   185804   Bitcoinplus.com
8   193451   Dailybitcoins.org
9   291984   Bitcoinmoney.com
10   299885   Bitcoinx.com
11   341410   Bitcoinmagazine.net
12   345693   Bitcoin-otc.com
13   346263   Freebitcoins.appspot.com
14   351361   Bitcointrading.com
15   360079   Bitcoin.de
16   494200   4bitcoins.com
17   509308   Mybitcointrade.com
18   517313   Iwantfreebitcoins.com
19   570567   Bitcoinplus.com
20   576492   Localbitcoins.com
21   596675   Bitcoinminer.com
22   610196   Elbitcoin.org
23   638579   Spendbitcoins.com
24   645895   Getbitcoins.info
25   785248   Bitcoinmedia.com
26   806868   Bitcoinme.com
27   809984   Bitcoinpyramid.com
28   815328   Domains4bitcoins.com
29   820475   Bitcoinpool.com
30   856010   Bitcoinica.com
31   918258   Bitcoinadvertising.com
32   988491   Bitcoin.pl


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What about DDoS (Denial of Service) to sites that don't accept bitcoin?
I am against such but if bitcoin is better than sex, why not?
Well...

I don't like the "me love bitcoin" either.
I think you should stick to the new bitcoin logo/design http://www.ecogex.com/bitcoin/.
And you should consider crowdsourcing at  http://99designs.com to come up with somthing much better.
I will wait for somthing more appealing, for that matter.

I think this is a good feature.