New Issue of Bitcoin Weekly

[kiba]

The new site is not ready, so I have to publish the new articles at the old site.

Here are some of the new articles for this week:

My finance column which details the trials and tribulation of my effort to become a self-sustaining economic entity within the bitcoin economy. Now I am in my third edition.

http://whiterockcottage.com/open/index.php?q=article/weekly-earning-bitcoin-report-3

We also have Theodore Minick's new column which explore the world of Bitcoin's black market economy. He starts off with an agorism article.

http://whiterockcottage.com/open/index.php?q=article/agorism-101

You can see previous articles of the Bitcoin Weekly at http://weekly.co.nr

[gigabytecoin]

Did you delete the weekly report? I can't see anything in your first link..

[kiba]

Did you delete the weekly report? I can't see anything in your first link..

Fixed.

[kiba]

Yo? Any feedback?

[ribuck]

Yo? Any feedback?

Yes, I sent you a "youtipit" a few hours ago. That's feedback.

[kiba]

I am surprised at the apathy for my public domain magazine.

[ribuck]

What kind of feedback are you looking for?

Just count the number of downloads. What counts is how many happy readers you have, not how much feedback they give. If the number of downloads trends upwards over time, you have a winner.

[error]

I am surprised at the apathy for my public domain magazine.

Your site doesn't seem to have any options for interacting with the content. For instance, no comments, no Facebook 'Like' button, just a plain old story as if you were some newspaper site where everybody was still unsure whether this whole Internet thing would turn out to be a fad.

[myrkul]

I am surprised at the apathy for my public domain magazine.

Your site doesn't seem to have any options for interacting with the content. For instance, no comments, no Facebook 'Like' button, just a plain old story as if you were some newspaper site where everybody was still unsure whether this whole Internet thing would turn out to be a fad.

Good point... A comments form, at the very least would be nice.