Trying hard to get it to run under wine in Arch Linux.  No luck so far.

Since the data for the list is hosted in a repository I had wondered if you and the dev team had already worked it out that you'd be sharing the .yml file and thereby creating the list in your respective domains from the same source.

This could be done, I am sure.  I hate to see any plans for the kingdom thwarted.

You'll be there... pull request submitted

These updates have been applied at the NEW HOME OF THE LIST:

Community Hall of Fame


Until further notice please feel free to continue to announce donations here and I will pull/push/merge them into the new page.

When I get a better understanding of where and how the dev team, and Risto (as HM the King of cryptoworld) want to flesh out updates etc. we may move this donation hub...

Please see post #one in this thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=700400.msg7914927#msg7914927

Is it true?

Glad to expose you to a new word, especially if it is poker related.   That said, it is fairly deeply in the realm of slang.  Most wouldn't use it this way.

List updated with new member:

ajiekceu4 @ 666 monero (eek! scary!)   

I'm afraid dnaleor double leveled you there...  "Is it true?"  is part of long time Monero lore.  I didn't mean for my little post (meant to be humorous) to cause so much angst, but c'est la vie sur internet... Right David?

Sorry.  Did not mean to lock thread yet!

Updated.

Thread will be locked soon. 

If you feel like managing this list step up.

Keep donating here:
http://getmonero.org/getting-started/donate

Let's see if I can help....

There is NO (official) GUI!
And the database isn't done!
And it takes all my windows xp memory!
And there is no druggy bazaar!
And Crypto Kingdom is a ponzi!
And Risto is manipulating the market!
And at any moment BCX's moonbeamwarp exploit attack will materialize!

And... and... and...

Is it going down?

But monero is so thinly traded...  Your analysis looks good, but it's too easy for even a single actor to make this current market happen.

I don't know about that.  There is a good chance this was a profitable exit for a speculator.  25% gains are nothing to scoff at.  Also, this trader might keep a portion of Monero as longterm investment, but have no argument against realizing a 25% gain on speculative buys made made over the last month or so.

It didn't really...  no worries.

I think his summary was excellent for ~$3.25, but I have clarified it with the omissions you pointed out.  The nature of a summary is a bullet point list, not a transcription.

Also, for what it's worth, the audio missive is fairly non-rambley and succinct.

I actually enjoy the format.

As well as mercenaries. lol.

Thanks.  Your research is posted directly above ^^^

--  There is a new website: http://www.getmonero.org
     This features updated design
     There are sections for missives, a blog, the forum, and a work in progress knowledgebase
     There is a new design and research goals plan with a graphical map:  http://getmonero.org/design-goals/
     The website is open and stored in the git repository and the devs are welcoming community contribution

-- There is a new research paper at  http://lab.monero.cc
     MRL4 - http://lab.monero.cc/pubs/MRL-0004.pdf
     The idea is they are researching anonymity vs mixin levels and how this can be improved.  This is a furtherization of MRL 001
     They talked about unlinkability (dual key stealth addressing) and untraceability (ring sigs) ... two different things.
     They talked about disallowing a 0 mixin transaction except under special circumstances and dust removal in relation to this problem.  This could involve a hard fork where mixin 0 or 1 transaction would not be allowed into the blockchain.

--  Age based associations (temporal associations):  There is also new understanding that it is possible to determine the age of coins moved in some circumstances.  The info is based on the way inputs are chosen.   This problem is less important than the MRL 004 problem, and very simple.  The risk is basically Panic when early coins are detected as being moved.

--  Towards the end of the talk they highlight the design and development goals I mention above ^^^  http://getmonero.org/design-goals/

-- They discuss how important it is to have libraries finished for 3rd party implementations for things like iOs/Android etc so not only can the wallet be coded well, but others can develop apps etc via these tools.

-- They defend the slow development pace (<-that is semi editorial) by saying they are still carefully laying groundwork for an enterprise grade product as opposed to trying to just make things like wallets. For example the library development as opposed to a WALLET NOW.

For 10 monero I will provide you with a summary.

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