Why did you go with the Google docs and not one of the other online survey services? Most people feel uncomfortable to sign in and to sacrifice their real identity to complete a survey. The whole idea with forums and Bitcoin is to stay as anonymous as possible to protect your financial privacy. You will have much more respondents if you go with the less intrusive online services. I know Bitcoin is not fully anonymous, but Google is one of the most intrusive services out there.  Hi Kprawn, Thanks for the interesting point of view, we understand your worry. We'll produce a different reporting method for people who dislike Google. |
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hi mate,i have open the site,and give response to the survey,its easy and good survey,but i dont thin people will love to choose "loving faucet" again  good luck.. Hi Jasad thanks for giving us your time and taking the survey. We knew some people don't like faucets, but, we just wanted to get an estimated of the amount of members who actually have no choice but to use them. |
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i have recently just trying to finished the surveys and it took less tham 5 minutes and i hope this is will help you
Hi hasiramasenju, Thanks for the help, and for taking part in the survey |
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CryptoCurrency user survey
Thank you for your response.
Seems like its done without error, i would love to help you guys if you need some programmer in your project.
Hi Bitcoin, Thanks for the offer. The project is merely to help some of our more disadvantaged members by creating a different method (other than faucets, signature campaigns or gambling) for earning a living - which would also help improve the community- for now i don't think we could afford to hire more developers. |
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what company is this for? Who is using the information?
We're developing a product, so the form will be used by us (two individual) for the results, yes, it will be made public. Is this for your "{Secret Project}" thing? or it's for another project? Good guess, it is. |
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Just some suggestions: What currencies have you used? *
There isn't an explanation for the *-symbol. As a matter of fact, do you mean cryptocurrency? Have you earning cryptocurrencies before? *
I'm not a grammar nazi, but i really think this should be rephrased as "Have you earned cryptocurrencies before?" Seems like a reasonable survey... You do, however, ask a lot of personal questions, so i don't want to be the first to enter any specific details. I'll try to complete your survey once a couple other member already completed it, so it becomes hard to identify individual members  Thanks for the help again mocacinn For this form only, by currency, we mean cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Litecoin, and others |
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what company is this for? Who is using the information?
We're developing a product, so the form will be used by us (two individual) for the results, yes, it will be made public. |
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> Survey - Google DocsPlease guys/girls, if you do have 5 minutes to spare, we have a small survey for our 2016 cryptocurrency survey, to help us identify the characteristics of our large community - Could you lend us your time, to help us complete our mission?Result will be published in a month There's an error in your url Thanks for that mocacinno, please try it again. |
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> Survey - Google Docsalternatives: http://thenewsurvey.esy.es----------------------------------------------- or: http://goo.gl/forms/MIkcqZfKSOPlease guys/girls, if you do have 5 minutes to spare, we have a small survey for our 2016 cryptocurrency survey, to help us identify the characteristics of our large community - Could you lend us your time, to help us complete our mission?Result will be published in a monthupdated responses: 13+
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It is possible to achieve a low Alexa rating using fake traffic so it's a bad gauge of value. You should really post screenshots from a reliable analytics platform for visitor numbers.
Fortify is right. I see you have google analytic enabled. a screenshot of its data (including graphs) would be much more useful |
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They should have created electric car way before wars so US won't have to invade countries just to have oil supply.
it isn't just bad for oil industries though but also for the countries dependent to crude oil.
are electric cars different from solar cars?
US invading countries for oil? Where did you get that idea?  It is always human rights or weapons of mass destruction! If the world wasn't so dependent on oil, the Saudis would not have the power they have now. It is very bad to oil company and sector because if electric cars are implemented and running in streets i think many lose their jobs. And the country relys on oil industry will fell and the economy of global market will be effected. I think it will not happen directly because the government would not let it happen. Because economy will at risk by that. Yawn. "i think many lose their jobs." many jobs will be created in the renewable energy sector ( Bio-fuel, Wind, Solar, (hydro)thermal, hydrogen, kinetic, ... ) including the nuclear fusion sector. Economies will flourish. |
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Are electric cars bad for the oil industry? - Who cares?
We need more efficient renewable sources of energy, the more we have, the more oil price drops.
So, if we can power everything on green renewable energy, who would actually care about the oil industry???... tbh I've yet to hair "We need more CO2 on the ozone layer!"
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It's not bad... Thanks for 250 satoshi. But you should add more ads Network. I see you have many Anonymous ads and it pays only for clicks (correct me if I'm wrong). Would be interesting if you add ads that pay for view too to increase your profit income.
With some luck it's possible to earn 1500 satoshi. Maybe you can add another reward possibilites like 300, 400 satoshi with better chances to earn.
Thanks for the reply. We host 21faucet (which is a database), but we don't support ads on our website, or host faucets. We hope you enjoyed the faucet. |
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Good thread. Mixed with some ignorance.
Yes there are only 21 million Bitcoins available.
But there are also 2.1 trillion satoshis available (which is about 262.5k satoshi per/person if the population is 8billion)
The price of 1btc/satoshi is based on supply and demand.
So, the more demand, and the less supply, the more it's price/value increase (unlike fiat which can be printed).
In any case, if the demand does increase, we could see the value of 0.00000300 = 1.00000000, this is one of the reasons people use Bitcoin No quantitative easing.
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Sell them to everyone here at $0.99 and hold ethers or litecoin if a $300 - $1200 currency drops to $1, there must have been a major discovery such as Satoshi donating all his stashed treasures. |
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Actually I have dealt with scammers before and if you go to your bank and explain what's going on and provide evidence that you are the one getting scammed they can retrieve your money because as you know or maybe you don't know your money isn't permanently lost once you have made a transaction.
Good luck achieving that next time you get scammed by a Bitcoin merchant or an exchange getting breached.
I am not ignorant but my answer to you is : The pot calling the kettle black Grin Banks reimburse customers before ever recovering stolen funds. They can literally create the money to reimburse you (and essentially do, it comes from an insurance fund which is basically a proxy for that very action), so the incentive to retrieve stolen money isn't that high. Re: ignorance; isn't it you that's here on the Bitcointalk forum, trying to convince people that chargebacks are cool and that Banks are such a great way to do business? Please I am not convincing anyone of anything. My point still stands though - can you get your Bitcoins back after a bad transaction? Yes or no? Don't play the card that I am anti-Bitcoin which I am not in the slightest. Please mister. This a forum and I am free to voice my opinion which may differ from yours obviously. Good point, you can't get your bitcoins back after a back transaction. The same goes with fiat and wire transfer (non-reversible) "Lets twist the table." Merchants are faced with a 50%-50% possibility of users illegally using charge back systems to obtain refunds, after purchase. With bitcoin, this threat is eliminate for merchant. So we could say that Bitcoin is like the inverse of Fiat, but, lets not forget the existent of escrows, which tilts the scores to make DigitalCurrencies more favorable. |
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Class 1 - last week - Objective: How to make a fool out of yourself .
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Class 2 - Today - Objective: How to help a profession Googler.
Google Search: "How long does bank clearing systems take?"
Result ... "If you like faster transfers, use a more efficient bank or broker. Dont let them get away with 2-4 days is the standard. The standard ACH service is next-day."
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So it normally takes 2-3 for an ACH transaction to process, but the set standard is next day?
Question: How does this compare to Bitcoin & Blockchain?
Answer: It takes an average of 1hr -+, for a Bitcoin transaction to complete. Note, i didn't say next day, i said 1hr, which is 23Hrs - months faster than anything available.
Note: This includes low transaction fees, no human errors, and some privacy when required.
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PayPal or bitcoin?
For consumers:
Pros; PayPal: Good if your paying on unverified, untrustworthy and insecure sites (charge back)
Cons; Bitcoin: Bad if you're paying in any of those above (possible scam)
For business:
Pros; Paypal: Everyone has it.
Cons; Paypal: Frequent, unsuspected frozen accounts for long periods.
Cons; Paypal: Dealing with charge backs, and malicious users.
Pros; Bitcoin: No charge backs.
Pros; Bitcoin: You're in control, no unsuspected freezes.
Pros; Bitcoin: Reduced fees, compared to everything.
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You could use Electrum which is a lightweight client. It has its own RPC stuff. Bitcoind can also be pruned so that the entire blockchain does not need to be stored.
I would recommend this answer if you app isn't going to be doing much block exploring {getting public key data..} If it is, then I would probably just use an online service, or purchase a VPS to run bitcoind on. |
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