I am trying to make a new economic movement called the "Copyfree Movement". What is it about?
Copyfree is the act of declaring all your art or creations into "public domain". It is more about letting your artwork being subjected to the normal rules of property law, rather than bullshit of intellectual property.
So, I been declaring all my artwork "copyfree" by now, but there is nothing much happening. I am only one artist, and I am not a particularly good one yet. I am getting microbitcoin patronage and profiting from it, but they don't add to even 1 BTC.
So what to do now?
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The goal of this challenge is to facilitate and challenge people to make a certain amount of sustainable income each week, thus growing the economy.
The rule are:
1. You must sustain the goal of earning 5 BTC each week for a month. 2. It must be done ethically (No stealing, no frauds, etc) 3. You will report your progress every week.
Please don't shoot yourself in the foot by lying about how much you earn. The goal is to actually help you earn 5 BTC each week, not "Impress the lady" contest. This is not a race.
Signup:
1. Kiba. Beginning artist. Canvas, Javascript, node.js, ruby and rails knowledge. 2. Balboah. PHP and Python programmer 3. tyler. Ruby programmer.
Graduated:
None at this moment.
Deadline: December 4.(Next Saturday)
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Anybody seriously considering making a living from the bitcoin economy someday?
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November finally broke forum posting record. Previously it was July with 4968 posts. Now, November is leading with 4985 posts and growing.
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Would it be awesome if we have a rap battle between Satoshi Nakamoto and Ben Bernanke over whom monentary system is the best? Receptionist: Welcome to the FEE conference on Austrian Economic. Bernanke: Tell those Austrian crazies that I have arrived! Nakamoto: And tell the Austrians that I have come to counter Bernanke and his shenanigans. Receptionist: (looks to Nakamoto)...who are you? Nakamoto: I am a cryptography researcher who invented a new kind of money called....BITCOIN!
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Those who are members of the Bitcoin Mutual Aid Association, please vote on proposal http://fivegrinder.com/group/Bitcoin%20Mutual%20Aid%20Association/Bounty%20for%20Association%20SiteThe budget for the mutual aid association is only 10 BTC, which is surely insufficient. However, I don't want to drain the treasury of the organization, so we're raising two members' worth of dues every cycle. The last proposal we voted on didn't get enough vote, so I was left donating my own money to the CCC.(Still working that) On one thought, the democratic structure of five-grinder could leave our treasury drained due to people voting themsleves money. So once our organization's site is up, we'll work on a new governance structure.
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If bitcoin was invented in Japan, maybe it should be popular in Japan?
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IF there are price deflation, the value of bounties rise. This increase incentive for people to complete them.
However, new bounties will offer less money.
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Anybody have any success in implementing a mtgox merchant option?
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Bitcoin is a currency for the internet. With Bitcoin, you can make payments anywhere in the world conveniently and for little or no cost.
The Bitcoin system is not operated by any government. It is not controlled by bankers. It is not the product of any corporation. Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer internet currency. Every transaction within the Bitcoin system is checked and processed collectively by the computers that form the Bitcoin network.
Everyone can use Bitcoin. There's no charge to join, and no need to register. Just install the Bitcoin software and start it up. You can earn Bitcoins by selling products and services to the Bitcoin community, or you can buy bitcoins from exchanges.
To send bitcoins to someone else, click on "Send coins". Choose the recipient from your address book, or paste in their Bitcoin receiving address. To receive bitcoins, tell the sender your Bitcoin receiving address so that they can send you some coins. You don't need to have your Bitcoin software running when someone sends you coins.
The total number of bitcoins is fixed, but they are subdividable and can support any level of trade. Bitcoins are originally earned by those whose computers are processing Bitcoin transactions, and it's also possible to earn small transaction fees from certain kinds of Bitcoin transactions. This provides an ongoing incentive for people to allow their computers to process Bitcoin transactions.
The Bitcoin system is underpinned by mathematics and secured by public key cryptography. Because Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer system, only valid transactions that are acceptable to the network will be processed. Someone attempting to defraud the system would need to control more computer power than all of the honest network nodes combined, so there is strength in numbers.
To get started, visit bitcoin.org and download the software or join the forum. Bitcoin is an exciting and potentially game-changing currency.
Nice start. But I think I got a better introduction. ---> What is bitcoin? <--- Bitcoin is money. It is a currency like any others that is used to buy goods and services via the internet. CUE VISUAL CUES: Bitcoins IS LIKE the... USD. Yen. Yuan. Pound. Euro.
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We're going to snatch and target several liberty related site with an ads advertising bitcoin on http://projectwonderful.comI am pledging 5 BTC for the bitcoin advertising budget. I am also pledging 5 BTC for a nice bitcoin ads design. (I am running out of money, so I can't pledge as much as I like.) Also, 5 BTC for your...personal incentive. 1. Kiba. 15 BTC Took on the bounty instead. 2. Blimmerhead. 15 BTC3. Jorgen 50 BTC4. S3052 50 BTC5. chaord 100 BTCTotal bounty: 215 BTC with 10 BTC from ribuck. Paid. Targets: 1. http://blogofbile.com/2. http://newhampshirefreepress.com/node/4743. http://nhunderground.com/forum/
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Why are you sold on bitcoins?
Here's my story. An open source gaming of mine link to bitcoin to a thread. I checked it out, then I immediately realize its potential for agorism. I was sold right there.
I never heard of the idea called cryptocurrency though I was vaguely aware of crypto-anarchism. I thought about digital money but concluded that they will never work in practice because there's no way to render them truly scarce.
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I am pledging 20 BTC for the development of a viable bitcoin client for android for the purpose of facilitating local transactions. Added condition: I want it to be open source. GPL or BSD like licenses. Pledges: Kiba: 20 BTC. brocktrice: 800 BTC. creighto: 50 BTC. brucewagner: 800 BTC. slush: 50 BTC. Vandroiy: 20 BTC Pledges outside the forum: akivasilver@d00m.com - 20 BTC Total: 1760 BTC so far.
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So, did anything ever come of this project?
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How about a learning site for programmer-wannabe?
There would be three levels:
1. Short videos that are continuously modified and improved. Most of the content are free. Ads supported.
2. Flat tuition fee. You get put in a class of 30 individuals headed by a tutor for 3 weeks on a subject.
3. Pay as you go tuition. You get to pick a tutor who will devote X amount of minutes to you.
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I have not forgotten about you guys and I intend to fulfill my bounty. Just have a lot on my plate and organizing images to vote on, well, is a lot of work. Nonetheless, I'll organize the pictures for voting. http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1500.0First entry: By our resident commie, bober182! Second entry: By newbie, Eternal Wind. Third entry: By full member, jimbobway. Anybody can vote, except the prize sponsors of the bitcoin GALORE! meme contest and those who entered a picture into the contest. Voting end by November 30. Plenty of time!
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It seem that we have reached a level of posting and activities not seen July.
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"The Federal Reserve has more PHD's per square foot than any institution in the world" - Alan Greenspan, 2006.
"The bitcoin forum have more libertarian computer hackers than any institution in the world! Let do battle for economic dominance, Greenspan." - Kiba, 2010.
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