Thanks for the info.But we don't really need another forum until it has something innovative.Regardless the fact that they hired posters to post in their forum;take a look at the News and Discussion section.

Regarding the Legal Rights Objection : .xxx domain has been introduced in the www even though pornography is illegal in many countries of the world. I don't think bitcoin has been mass opposed by world's governments.There exist certain regulations in some countries and banned in a very few countries.But in most of them the status of bitcoin is yet unknown.

ARIN has assigned the last of its free pool of fresh IPv4 addresses.

North America has finally run out of new addresses based on IPv4, the numbering system that got the Internet where it is today but which is running out of space for the coming era of networking.

The American Registry for Internet Numbers, the nonprofit group that distributes Internet addresses for the region, said Thursday it has assigned the last addresses in its free pool. The announcement came after years of warnings from ARIN and others that IPv4 addresses were running out and that enterprises and carriers should adopt the next protocol, IPv6.

IPv4 dates back to 1981 and only has room for 4.3 billion unique addresses. IPv6, introduced in 1999, should have enough addresses to serve Internet users for generations, according to ARIN.

Anyone who still needs IPv4 addresses can request them from ARIN, but the organization won't have any to give away unless it gets more from the global Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) or returned addresses from users who don't need them anymore. ARIN already runs a waiting list for requests, which it set up earlier this year.

Users can also buy IPv4 addresses on the so-called transfer market from others who don't need them and are looking to make some money. Addresses recently were going for around US$10-$12 each, according to people who follow the transfer market.

More North American addresses may go on the market now that ARIN has exhausted its pool of fresh ones. That event triggered a change in the organization's rules for approving transfers: There is no longer any restriction on how often an address holder can request transfers to specified recipients.

Internet Protocol addresses come from IANA and are distributed through ARIN and other regional Internet registries (RIRs) around the world. Other RIRs are also running low on IPv4 addresses.

Migration from IPv4 to IPv6 can cause headaches for some types of organizations, and there is a chicken-and-egg problem as some content providers wait for consumers to start using the newer protocol. But big carriers and Internet players including Facebook and Google have helped to make IPv6 more common.

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I have added a 3rd option for u and others who think that either of them is not suitable

I have never seen the coins come back.It was send to the piiko service.I use blockchain.info online wallet.

kindly look here : https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/33d7f0de4826a24d18fcc81e799960812df3e47d104f6ef66534249b240605ce

and check here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1191037.0

so i lost them bcoz i used blockchain.info a a service?

I initiated a bitcoin transaction with zero fees.It was successfully pushed in the blockchain but did't get confirmed.After,few days I saw the transaction status as :
Transaction rejected by our node. Reason: Transaction was previously accepted but has been pruned from our database.

Tx details : https://blockchain.info/tx/33d7f0de4826a24d18fcc81e799960812df3e47d104f6ef66534249b240605ce

And it is not credited back into my account.Where did it go? Can I get those coins back?

I have handful of reasons :
1.Creating a new TLD gives a name standard for all websites whose services is related to bitcoin or the blockchain.
2.The .COM boom has impacted many domains bought only with the purpose of trading them at a higher price later.This raises the initial cost of purchasing a suitable commercial domain.
3.New TLD creates more awareness among the internet users around the globe.

I'm planning to bring new Top Level Domain for bitcoin into the net.Which TLD would you opt for? Please select a choice.Based upon the vote,I would select the most preferable option.Also kindly write what do you think about the idea?

I believe a new forum must have a thing from the blockchain may be a blockchain verification so that it is not hacked so easily as this forum has been twice in count.

yeah, these doesn't work with hotmail.You have to buy mobile verification from people here.

Are there users emails?

I don't think any such new forum is being built.Its just rumuor that just went off.

I just invested $1 with them.So that's not much to worry about
 
I second on that.

Recently I have invested with a cloud mining : Ethcloud.They're still to be launched publicly.

My BTC with you guys.

THE ROI in
1st package is roughly 23 days --- sounds a good affair
2nd package is 227 days ------- not good but is unlimited
3rd package is 0 days ------ best.Since i wud already own a gpu card

I'm thinking between 1st and 3rd package.

After a bit of conversation with the owner of Ethcloud in here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1186466.0 It seems that the business model posted is quite profitable.All three of their packages has some or the other benefits specially the $1 one and the gpu.Looking forward to hear your views on this before I can take a decision regarding investing with them.

I see the gpu package ie already ROI is priced at $200.Does it mean that with the package we would get the mining profit with the hardware as well as the hardware whenever we wish for?