And now, also Mineiraço has its wiki page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mineiraço

Why this happy news is in Off-topic?

Geez... we need some ASICs...

Edit:

Finished!

I can confirm what Theymos wrote: the result is a real mess! 

It ended up being a 24MB image, very stretched (32,767x1,935 pixels) with a bunch of lines.
And that after it has been automatically scaled down to 0.18 because it was too large. The literals inside the small ovals are now unreadable.

Holy crap, it's really long!
I'm trying to render your trust.dot too but it's more than one hour on a desktop i7 and it still hasn't ended.

This is the first time I use Graphviz and I'm wondering if, about the resulting graph, the dot algorithm is the most appropriate for this kind of input.
It's sure I will not try how the other layouts look like! 

http://www.graphviz.org is currently down.
Have you just Slashdotted it with your post? 

Let me introduce you... the Bitcointalk Effect!

Nope, he has both post count and activity at 636, at last at the moment I'm writing.

Good advice, I forgot to mention it.

Yes, it's a good thing they will publish it as open source. That decision surprised me in a positive way.
Not sure about how much the OP can wait though.

Xenforo seems to be well appreciated, too.

As you can read at the bottom of every page, this forum is based on SMF (Simple Machines Forum).

Give a look at http://www.simplemachines.org/ for further information.

AFAIK, the only reason because selling accounts isn't illegal is that you cannot really avoid that.

In a similar way, I think that a mandatory notification cannot be imposed so it would probably be useless.

I would say Imgur. It has worked pretty well for me until now.
You can upload your pics from your pc or other links on the web, and then you can also resize them.

I don't know about the others, though.

He also gave you 3 links; did you read them?

I wouldn't be so sure that price will go down.

Give a look at these two other threads, there're some good thoughts about the topic:
FBI coins could sell for a premium
Do you think U.S. Marshall auction 29,656.51306529 bitcoins will affect price?

I also think that unfortunately they would be never read but immediately skipped.
Maybe a solution could be to force the new users, when they register, to answer to 2-3 simple questions that demonstrate they've somehow read the README/FAQ.

I suspect that probably we would see a lot of 1 post threads (just the OP) if there weren't the signature campaigns.

Yes, it could have a light impact on the abandon rate of new users. But is that really a problem?
I mean that if someone is really interested in BTC, I think he can go over that.

Yes, that's annoying when the new answers don't add anything to what already posted if there is no need of multiple confirmations.

Thank you for the prompt payment!
I've left you positive feedback, I'll be glad to receive your one.

Can we consider us enrolled again?

Thank you all, now it's more clear to me.

It seems that you were already so aware of this thing that now I'm wondering if also my question should have been posted in Beginners and Help.

Hi bobsag3,
I would like to claim my first payment and also renew for another month.

Post count: 382

Nice project then, good luck with it.

While waiting for someone with some goods hint about right countries, if you care to share some more data, like for example what are you going to use to store the energy, it would be an interesting matter.

I'm not able to tell you which country is the best one but the first thing I would check is how much the electricity does cost there.
Without that information (among others), you can't really have an idea about the profitability of your project.

PS: This topic fits best in the Mining>Speculation section: you can also have better chances of good responses if you move your thread there.

The Estimated Next Difficulty keep raising: 16,892,726,313 (+25.48%)

We are very near to the 2014 record.

After reading again the short but good NEWBIE README, I would kindly suggest all the older fellow bitcoiners to be a little bit more harsh with newbies that ask always the same questions. Just a little bit.
I think that responses like RTFM or RTFFAQ have never harmed anybody... 
What do you think about that? Could it be a good idea or wouldn't it change anything?

I wonder if the frequency of posts like "How activity works", "I can't upload avatars" or "Why I cannot post every 0.10ms" will surpass the average block generation time. 

PS: Mods are already harsh enough!