Very interesting idea, specially for people new to the currency that don't have a lot of coins and are very worried that any initial investment in bitcoin may result in a lost of value in the short term.
Now my questions as a "newbie": what is the money entry point? Do you need coins already in other wallet to be transferred to the application wallet? Is it possible to transfer fiat directly to the wallet in any way?

Kudos for putting an idea to test in the field so quickly

Ya veo, entonces probare desde el movil. Gracias

Me acaba de pasar lo mismo supongo que porque tambien usaba el Ticker en FF, a que direccion has mandado el email para que te desbaneen?

Great, finally I found other people in Amsterdam interested in Bitcoin, I guess it's too late to join the meetup, heelas!
I hope you guys want to meet again in Amsterdam, I'll like to join.

I don't consider running the miner in the background while I use the computer a reasonable waste, I still turn off the computer when I go to sleep.

I'm also mining just for the fun of it with CPU+GPU not even at max. (around 2MH/s), it's not for the amount of bitcoins but I understand this helps secure and distribute the network by putting my little grain of sand, so the miner is my new background app on the PC like the clock but much more social

I joined 'cause I want to learn more about bitcoin and ask some questions about it. I'm also considering a way of contributing to the project besides spreading the word

Thanks for sharing, simple enough and working

Here is a very list of places to spend your bitcoins:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade

There is a very interesting interview in a radio show with one of the guys of Ripple that may give some idea of how they try to explain the Ripple concept and the product they are selling.

http://letstalkbitcoin.com/post/50482657399/lets-talk-bitcoin-episode-007-ripple-the