Yes there are. Rules for each section are posted in stickied threads for each board. You must also abide by the forum rules posted in the meta section.

Generally altcoins announcements are only allowed in the altcoins section in English.

Why do they have to notify you? It is up to you to read and understand the rules before you post. Your notification is the notification of the deleted post.

I am unable to find this transaction on any block explorer. Can you post the raw transaction? There should be an option to get the raw hex of the transaction, it depends on your wallet.

That's probably too low, although it depends on how large (as in size in bytes) the transaction is.

No you will not. Either it will confirm and the Bitcoin goes to who you sent it to, or it does not. If it does not, the transaction will eventually be forgotten by the network (although you may have to tell your wallet to forget it) and the Bitcoin will "return" to your wallet. It doesn't actually return, it just reverts to a state in which that transaction was never made.

For some help processing threads, take a look at https://github.com/achow101/BitcointalkForum/blob/master/app/src/main/java/com/achow101/bitcointalkforum/fragments/TopicFragment.java#L368 and https://github.com/achow101/BitcointalkAccountPricer/blob/master/src/com/achow101/bctalkaccountpricer/server/AccountPricer.java#L195 where I have written code (and comments) on parsing posts.

I can also write a program for you, for a fee, that can get all of the data and parse it for whatever you need.

What is the txid of the transaction? It is highly likely that you did not use a high enough transaction fee.

AFAIK, Multibit classic never fixed that issue because it was discontinued before Low S enforcement became widely used.

I see your reading comprehension is high. /s

If you want to know the algo, then read the first post where I explained everything. The variables are very simple and self-explanatory.

The way that post quality is calculated here is by no means definitive. In fact, it is one of the worst ways to determine post quality, but the easiest for a computer. Post quality is completely subjective, and if you do everything you can to get a rating of "excellent" on my site, your post quality could still be absolute shit. Good post quality means that your posts are constructive and add to the discussion at hand.

No it is not possible. You have to generate the private keys yourself for every single address. A chain of vanity addresses cannot be derived from a single seed, that is not how randomness works.

That doesn't matter. A screenshot can be faked. The only way to prove that that address is yours is to sign a message with it.

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The only acceptable way to prove ownership of an account is to post a message signed with an address that you posted from that account. Otherwise your request will be ignored.

If anyone knew the password to it, the Bitcoin would be long gone. You can try to brute force it, but it will likely take several years to complete. Furthermore, this wallet is someone's Bitcoin. By gettting the password to it, you are stealing someone else's Bitcoin. Do you really want to do that?

No, you do not get the card number until after it arrives.

-6 is used as a placeholder to indicate that the request has not been processed yet. Why -6? Because -1 through -5 are used to indicate other things, primarily errors.

Yes, I know.

I do not see this issue on my computer. Try clearing your browser caches.

Furthermore, if he upgrades to/is using 0.13, then he can just right click the transaction in the transaction list and select Abandon transaction instead of going to the console.

It's actually getrawtransaction not dumprawtransaction

Blockchain.info is not the blockchain. What you see when you visit their website is a representation of the data that their node(s) has. That may not be representative of the network. Not seeing your transaction on blockchain.info simply means that their node has decided to drop your transaction. It does not matter what their node says. In order to resend just use -zapwallettxes or abandontransaction to remove the transaction. Then you can resend.

You have to keep using Multibit Classic. Multibit HD will not work since you are currently using Multibit classic. Try sending again, hopefully you will not run into that error since the S values are random. Try enough times and eventually you will get a Low S. You should also upgrade to Multibit HD, see instructions here: https://multibit.org/help/hd0.3/how-to-upgrade-from-classic.html

About that error. In the signatures, there is an integer called 'S'. The S can be two different values and still be a valid signature. The Bitcoin protocol made High S values non standard. Since S is random, eventually you will get one with a Low S value.

I'll try, but I don't like them. The wallet page is a mess to use.

An algorithm to detect repetitions and such patterns is in fact ridiculously hard to code. It becomes ridiculously complex very quickly when you are trying to get a computer to recognize patterns. Since determining post quality requires analysis and pattern recognition, it is fairly difficult to do this in a computer. I have neither the expertise nor the time to work on any such algorithm.

For plagiarism, I don't think it matters. IMO the people who plagiarize are in the minority. The vast majority of them are found out and quickly shut down by the mods anyways.

Also, as I said above, the length of a post is usually a big determining factor for determining whether a post is spam. Yes there are exceptions; this has been discussed ad nauseam both in this thread and throughout the meta section. It's also completely subjective. I will not be changing the post quality unless someone can suggest a much better algorithm that is also not ridiculously complicated to implement. Even better would be to submit a pull request with said implementation.

As I have said before in this thread, I will not be adding anything for converting prices to any fiat.

Honestly, I haven't changed the estimation algo in a very long time. I am considering removing it entirely and just letting the site be an account stats thing.

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No, that is not the only people it will reward. It will reward people who also legitimately post good content which tends to be longer. Not all long content is spam. Likewise not all short content is spam. However, from past experience, shorter posts tend to be spammier than longer posts.

If you have any better solution for determining post quality (a subjective quality mind you) then I am all ears. So far no one has suggested anything better than checking the character count. And I don't want/can't implement a spam checking AI.

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