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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1297517.0

Reason: no accusations going on, just posting dox.

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I'll take a bite.

You do realize that personal information like addresses aren't subject to copyright? Do you also realize that you're committing perjury by submitting a false DMCA request?

...and how are they making money? The forum doesn't use CPC or CPI ads. Even if they do, the traffic to the dox pages is minuscule in comparison to the rest of the site. But hey, don't let facts get in the way of your narrative.

Probably because you're trying to sell (obviously) fake satoshi dox? You were framing it as if someone else was selling it but anyone with a brain knows it's you.

>replica

so you admit it's a knockoff

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define "connect".

If anyone's interested I made a program that mapped each pixel to an ASN, and counted how many evils each ASN has. It's available as a CSV file. The first column is the ASN, the other columns are the number of pixels for that particular color. The (n+1)th column correspond to nth color listed by theymos. (ie. the second column corresponds to the number of black pixels and the 8th column corresponds to the number of pink pixels for a particular ASN).

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forgot to mention that in some cases, a pixel (/24 subnet) correspond to multiple ASNs, or that an ASN is only responsible for part of a /24. In those cases, the color count is incremented proportionally to the size of the subnet they control. So if a ASN controls 10.0.0.0/26, and the corresponding pixel color is white, then the 3rd column (the column for white) for that ASN will be incremented by 0.25, since a /26 subnet is quarter of the size of a /24.