I'm really not sure how to show an example of an edit, unless you just mean before/after. As for previous pieces of work, none of them are owned by me, so I'm legally not at liberty to disclose the documents. I would just need something fresh to deal with. Generally speaking, I work under NDA.

Any interest in a professional editor/proofreader to go through your articles before they're posted and clean them up? For example (there are many, just from the first couple minutes of reading): "This leading Australian companies in industrial"

You can still reverse transactions when using friends and family payments. So that in itself isn't protection, despite what you want to erroneously try to get people to believe.

Very fair point. It's worth noting, though, that technically, it doesn't go against the decentralization. The coin itself is still decentralized, whether or not a miner or two decide to custom implement block transactions. And they aren't pushing through all, just a few at a time, so it should make little difference, if any.

I would go with an API you have more control over... this could potentially end up with transactions that never confirm, and there are multiple APIs that allow full control, or at least let you set flags for priority.

About your weapon description request, I think this is a bad area for me. I'm not too familiar with the D&Desque nature of what you're requesting. At least not enough so to develop a solid description/background for it.

On the one I quoted here, I'm not sure if that'd be a good match, either. This seems a lot like a highly technical document. While I can absolutely do technical documents, the costs are generally prohibitive (due to being time consuming). As such, I'd rather steer clear in this case. Yours just isn't something I'm familiar enough with to jump into without a lot of background learning prior.

That said, thanks for reaching out! I could still edit one or both of the above if you or someone else handles them, though I likely won't be able to fact check them due to their nature.

So here's the deal. Just read through the document, and a bullet-point list of my opinions/comments:

*Very well written!
*Informative
*Detailed fairly well, with images

This is a method that is actually unique to me. It's entirely WHITEHAT, no gray OR blackhat methods. And as far as I can see, I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work.

That said, it is a method that can be saturated due to how it works. But how much it would take to get it to that point, I can't really say. In any case, I think it's a good method, he explains it well, and the presentation is great.

Also, the barrier to entry is very low. The more you spend, the more you can earn, but you can earn off smaller amounts if needed.

Show the source of visitors, as well. Just knowing how many you get each day/week/month/etc. is meaningless. We need the sources. You can get that in Analytics.

Please change the background image on the front page. This in itself was offputting, as it keeps you from even being able to read the text...

I'll take one of the vouch copies and give my input on it/thoughts without giving away the actual processes or anything.

This x1000. The systems are simply not sustainable. No matter how you look at it. If someone could make that much, they wouldn't need your money because they'd be trillionaires.

If you even looked at the projects, you'd realize that question is like asking "how does your flight to Italy compare to my spoon?"

I'm available for taking on some tasks, both short- and long-term! Let me know what you need done.

Also, I'm fairly lenient on payment method. Just toss an offer and we'll go from there!

*May also be interested in equity-based trades with new/existing sites, depending on the situation.

I've always thought this was a horrible answer. It's not that we have things to hide, it's that there's NO REASON for boundaries to be overstepped. If some stranger asked me where I went yesterday, I shouldn't be forced to tell them. I didn't go anywhere illegal, but it's none of their business.

Technically, obfuscating sources isn't overly difficult. It's a pretty crappy thing to do, though. If people send fake traffic, the site doesn't get paid, and nobody gets paid.

I feel almost like this is a method of obtaining peoples' private keys for the purpose of things like CLAM (where he could check the addresses to see if they had a balance). Not saying that's what's happening, but it was the first thing to come to mind...

Regardless, the #1 rule to crypto is NEVER GIVE YOUR PRIVATE KEY TO ANYONE.

I doubt this works at all. It is VERY easy to see that the traffic is fake. So unless people running BitBin don't know the first thing about running a Website, they would find it quickly and ban.

The issue with registering a patent is you need the technical details to do so. Which means he still has to find someone that can break it down/digest it to put it into patent form. Which means he has to trust someone prior to even getting a patent. Plus a patent attorney in some cases.

Awesome. Thanks for the confirmation! I'll have to do that soon, . I've tried using other block explorers to see things like divs and none showed it, so no real alternative.

Does buying the full client addon actually give full access through the site's interface? I was under the impression (based on its explanation) that it just allows you to sync the web wallet with your local one. And I don't want to run a NXT local wallet at the moment.