Alright. I have not clicked it though, so I didn't know. However, I think posting such referal URLs is not allowed. I can't find the Original English forum rules, but in the Dutch section a moderator posted that it isn't allowed to add referal URLS in posts (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=466986.0). Although that is posted one year ago.

But hey, that does bring up a new for the participant to earn some BTC: Refer new people into websites with affiliate systems

Ah, I didn't knew that that was called 'suspended sentence' in English. Then I think the punishment is acceptable.

I'm sure cops will not be treated nicely in those jails. The same is the fact for rapists and child abusers (for which I don't mind that they get an "extra punishment" in jail).

Looks like Carra23 has paid the participants of this signature campaign again: https://blockchain.info/nl/tx/204726c3da12630e0e506a6853d84bfdb815d8d28ab3b4e628d11fc57d48d05f ; https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mGlAi_up8kFsdjjsxHYI1Hb15QH8KwdpWMZ-gX5YvPs/edit#gid=1913786985


Thanks Carra23. I will leave you a positive feedback again. If you would like me to create 1 feedback (instead of 3 separate ones) please PM me and I'll change it.

I see also the amount of 'starting posts' for this 2 weeks has also been updated: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mGlAi_up8kFsdjjsxHYI1Hb15QH8KwdpWMZ-gX5YvPs/edit#gid=1616882015. Well done Carra23!




Due to the downtime, the days changed a bit. Today a new period has started, so if you're accepted, I think also your two weeks start from now on.

Did you really created that account to spam your referal URL over here? You're not allowed to spam these links.

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To the TS, be aware of such links. As they get paid to attract new people into the websites, they often make look the website (and its payouts etc) a bit nicer etc.


I think many good arguments have been given now in this topic with regard to how to earn some BTC, whether this is "free" or not; in fact is isn't as everything costs you time and efforts (such as faucets, signature campaigns etc).

I agree with you, that's exactly my opinion. If the woman would not have kicked the officer, this thing would not have happened at all. Sure, it was not a good reaction. He should kick handcuffed people (both male and female), but I think it was all a reaction. The woman should not have attacked the officer in the first place.


10 years?! I think that is because the media was on the incident.. Way too much if you ask me. If punishment is suitable, there were other ways to deal with the officer..

In het Noorden zijn er Subways die GuldenCoin accepteren, wellicht doel je daar op.

In een stad als Rotterdam zijn er vast winkels en andere bedrijven te vinden die hier wel oren naar hebben. Veel succes toegewenst!

I share your opinion, however, I don't think investors should use exchanges for their investment plans. If you want to invest in Bitcoin (or other altcoins), that's great. But then use exchanges (or other parties) to BUY bitcoin, and not to store them. Cold wallets are the way to go with regard to storing them.

But I agree, if you have a lot of money to invest, the history told us it is not really safe to deposit them into an exchange in order to buy Bitcoins over time - for a acceptable price.

Sounds good. Ik denk dat dergelijke initiatieven altijd goed zijn om Bitcoin aan de 'gewone' man te brengen.

In Rotterdam kom ik zelf niet vaak, maar ik zit met mijn werk regelmatig in die regio. Wellicht kom ik een keer wat Bitcoin spenden .

Hebben jullie een website of een social media pagina waarop we de ontwikkelingen kunnen volgen, of worden deze alleen in dit topic gepubliceerd?

It's all about the relation between the supply and the demand. But I agree with you, we should worry about decreasing demand. Now more and more people know about Bitcoin, we should experience an increase in demand (which increases the current value too). There will always be people selling or dumping their coins; there's no way to stop that. Increasing the demand for Bitcoin is the way to go.

I've only seen a couple of seperate episodes of Dexter yet. Once I've got more spare time, I think Dexter is on my list of series-to-be-watched.

In my environment I hear good reviews about Arrow and The Walking Dead. Therefore those are on top of my list yet. I only have to watch 2 episodes of The Blacklist to finish season 2. I guess I will have finished season 2 of this serie this week. I think The Blacklist is a great serie too. A lot of action, and it's even possible to watch separate episodes.

Sure, get drunk if you want to;

But don't think that is a way to get lose of your responsibility. If you drink the alcohol to get drunk (or take drugs to get high), deal with the responsibility. If this means that you get arrested (due to behaviour that is caused by your drunkness), then you are responsible for it. So, if you kick a police officer while being drunk, you still have your responsibility: deal with the consequences. 

There's no way to "hide" behind being high or drunk like many people think. You decided to get high / drunk and therefore you have to deal with the consequences of your own behaviour.

Looks like you made that account just for this post. Well done.


And this is not about whether hitting women is bad or not opossum. Sure it is! Assaulting police officers is bad too.  And, like Lethn said, this is about self defense. If you are attacked (by either a woman or a man), you're allowed to defense yourself as long this is reasonable force. As I said before, I don't think this is reasonable force by the police officer, but the woman is wrong by attacking him in the first place.  And who knows what happend before.. I can tell you, drunk woman are the worst to deal with.

It's not funny at all. I think we share the same opinion Twister, however, I think each kick to the shin can be painful. There's nothing like "strong legs" to protect for those kicks.

However, I don't think police officers are not "allowed" to react if they were not really hurt from a kick; even when someone misses a punch they should react in my opinion.

I agree with you on that point. Self-defence is a statutory defense (I hope that is the right word). Here in the Netherlands we have self-defence and something that is called "noodweer" (but I have no clue how to translate that). "Noodweer" goes a bit further than self-defense, it is the same in the sense that "noodweer" is a statutory defence that "allows" you to protect yourself, others or yours of their goods, but in a situation of "noodweer" there is no other way than the use of violence to protect this. You can't simple run away, which is the fact in most of the situations in which people appeal for self-defence as a statutory defense.

Do you have a digital code or a physical card for sale? How much BTC do you want for it?

With your current 'newbie status' on this forum I think it's going to be quite hard to make this deal. Even when you use an escrow for helping in this deal.

Edit; such cards are most often traded in this section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=93.0.

I'm not sure. First of all, I think we should respect the police officers way more than we do now. The police officers here in the Netherlands are quite soft. I've to work with them quite often. Sometimes they let people walk away when they call them bad words, or even when they are physical attacked by drunks etc. It all depends on the situation, but I think they are way too soft (here).

However, it's obvious that the woman could not protect herself from that kick. I think both are wrong in this situation. As BG4 mentioned, I think the officer regrets what he has done (especially if he notice that this all was recorded). Should he be punished, nah. The woman should have not attacked him in the first place; the officer would not have kicked her if she didn't attacked him.

I suggest you to visit https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0; Mitchełł made a nice (up-to-date) overview containing all existing signature campaigns on this forum.

However, as a "member" (forum rank) on this forum you won't earn much. Besides that, as SubSTRATA already mentioned, be sure not to spam useless posts. Looking at your current posts, most of them exist of "bump messages". I don't think any signature campaign provider is willing to pay for such posts; so if you want to join a campaign, you should change your way of posting on this forum.


 
 

The latter is indeed better (for users), however, I think when you own a faucet, you should create as much traffic (and therefore views) to your website, as this will increase your income from advertisements. Also, when people have to fill in a CAPTCHA to earn some Satoshi, this is a way to generate money for the owner of a faucet.

In the end, the owner of a faucet should create a profitable trade-off between costs and income; providing bigger payouts will result in higher costs.

Sure, but there's again another side of this. In my opinion, working hard and a lot to get as much money as possible (to probably save as much money as possible to fulfill a dream) is also a no-go.

I really like to find a good combination of spare time and time I need to work; I don't want to work 60 hours a week just to earn a lot of money. Working 30 hours per week (for example) might make me even more happy. I think you should work just enough to pay your monthly costs (- don't live too wealthy) and then a bit more to save some money (for unexpected expenses etc).

Faucets aren't really unique as many dice sites do have them. However, I think faucets are a great way to increase the total amount of bets - which might result in making your dice site more popular. I think the reason why most site use the traditional ways of CAPTCHA - faucets is that they actually get paid for this and that they can confirm that bots are not making use of their faucets 24/7.  I don't think there is a 'cool way' to implement a faucet without loosing these benefits.

Some extra, nice and new games to earn some extra BTC (even without any bets required) should be great indeed. This will make a dice set more popular.