maybe its a cultural thing, being an aussie i was surprised the first time i saw the name bitcoin unlimited.
tis pretty
dumb
btcun
limited
Bear in mind OP, that only Aussies and Brits understand their own specific use of the "c" word.
British and Australian people
do not refer to females with the "c" word as a matter of course, it's a cultural norm in Britain and Australia. Females and males both use the "c" word
to describe men only, this is not even a matter of discussion amongst the Brits and the Aussies, everyone knows this rule without being told.
In the US and other English speaking countries, people do not have the same (more) benign usage of the "c" word, they actually use it as an insult to women, not as an insult to men (and even a term of endearment) like the Brits and the Aussies.
So, careful what you say Brits and Aussies, people might completely misunderstand the cultural differences that led you to using the "c" word, and rightfully assume you are being more insulting than you actually intend to be.
Rest of the world: learn a little more of the cultural diversity within the English language, especially native English speakers (who really should know better in this day and age)
yes tis why i made the cultural point.
i do think maybe in the US etc the 'c' word is an insult at the highest level, yet here in aus mates will call each other (male, female whatever) 'c' as a almost even a (cheeky) term of endearment (as you rightfully pointed out).
so yeah much can be lost in translation even amongst english speaking nations.
now the term cunted in tis many meaning forms is a good adjective to describe bitcoin unlimited;
cunted;
1. (vulgar, slang) Under the influence of illicit drugs or alcohol; drunk; high.
2. (vulgar, slang) broken
so btcun
limited it tis
