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January 19, 2016, 06:51:11 AM
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Enthusiastic dude wants to broaden scope of coin adoption. I'd say it's a "nice problem to have" Wink

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January 19, 2016, 10:58:28 AM
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Enthusiastic dude wants to broaden scope of coin adoption. I'd say it's a "nice problem to have" Wink


I second that and have no issues with people spreading Auroracoin around the world. The foundation and the dev team will continue on the official path and will focus on Iceland.

"Lost coins only make everyone else’s coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone". Satoshi Nakamoto
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January 19, 2016, 12:26:47 PM
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Adamastor, you know what make Aur so special ?   The target is ''only'' 330 000 ppl. Almost all the thousands of other coins have the same ''target'', the ''world'', that is, billions of ppl. Bitcoin, after years of support from countless people, thousands of related start-up, mainstream covering, etc, is not even near yet from it's target. Why would you spend your energy, enthousiasm, trying to do the same for AUR ?   Yes it is opensource. But still, being realistic is needed here, and I would not want someone to spend time, ressources and energy on a unrealistic goal. You can do so, and maybe you can get surprising result, but keep in mind that AUR target, from the start, has been the 330 000 iceland people, and every guys working in dev team focus on this goal.

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Can I ask you why AUR over any other coin? 

Is there a large Icelandic population where you are? 

Why not BTC?  Or LTC?  Or any other coin who's purpose is international adoption?

These coins are CENTRALIZED in the hands of a few.

Auroracoin is the most DECENTRALIZED coin on the market right now. And its airdrop design was built exactly for this purpose.

If you were serious about a decentralized international adoption for a coin you would take the easiest route to mass adoption. This route was the kennitala, one of or if not the only online identification system of its kind that can be used by a crypto-currency for distribution.

The most Decentralized coin is the most valuable and Auroracoin is that coin. Auroracoin quickly showed the world a hint of its potential when it became the most valuable coin on the planet after bitcoin.

Auroracoin is the closest thing the world has to a viably decentralized democratic system for a one world government, brought to us from the home of the worlds oldest practicing parliament: Iceland!

A decentralized system cannot be represented by any one person or organization. The Icelandic Aurora coin Foundation is not the only representative of Aurora coin. The development team and everyone who holds Aurora coin also represent the currency and so everyone's authority on Auroracoin has to be treated as equal.



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you know what make Aur so special ?   The target is ''only'' 330 000 ppl.

If every country had a Kenitalla then the target would have been much larger. 330 000 is not the ONLY target, its the max limit of people Auroracoin could get to.

FINALLY... there can never be one target for a decentralized currency and the targets of the foundation and the dev team are not the only targets for Auroracoin.

The Icelandic Auroracoin foundation will share a place with the South African Auroracoin foundation one day. Their goals will be the same: a truly DECENTRALISED crypto-currency.

So my question to anyone who has a target for Auroracoin is:

What would Aurora coins distribution look like when you have achieved your goal?
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January 19, 2016, 02:33:50 PM
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Adamastor, you know what make Aur so special ?   The target is ''only'' 330 000 ppl. Almost all the thousands of other coins have the same ''target'', the ''world'', that is, billions of ppl. Bitcoin, after years of support from countless people, thousands of related start-up, mainstream covering, etc, is not even near yet from it's target. Why would you spend your energy, enthousiasm, trying to do the same for AUR ?   Yes it is opensource. But still, being realistic is needed here, and I would not want someone to spend time, ressources and energy on a unrealistic goal. You can do so, and maybe you can get surprising result, but keep in mind that AUR target, from the start, has been the 330 000 iceland people, and every guys working in dev team focus on this goal.

^This.

Like I said earlier, the coin specifics don't even work for a global adoption plan.  We would need to rethink that all again if we were even thinking about pushing it out of country.  I'm pretty sure that's not what our original goal was, or even Balduro's original goal.

Yes, enthusiasm is great, but is it misplaced?  Again, this is the line between asset and liability.

At this point, I'm going to say that we just disagree on the goal for AUR and move on.

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January 19, 2016, 02:41:27 PM
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has anyone contacted the dawn party in iceland.

Auroracoin is perfectly positioned to be the currency of choice for this party.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_%28Iceland%29
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January 19, 2016, 02:52:24 PM
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here are some thoughts about the information age, why its decentralized and cannot be reigned in by anyone.

http://79.170.44.102/thelovecode.com/
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January 19, 2016, 02:58:44 PM
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Would the community love to have a book written about Auroracoin?  Last year I wrote four books on other coins.  Here is the chapter "December 2013" of the currently available book about the first year of Dogecoin:

https://www.docdroid.net/PFocmwq/dogedec2013.pdf.html

Please private message me or reply below.  I look forward to hearing back.
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January 19, 2016, 03:20:25 PM
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yes, i would support a small e book that we could sell.

 
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January 19, 2016, 05:20:34 PM
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yes, i would support a small e book that we could sell.


 Huh Huh Huh

Are you against selling things for Auroracoin?
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January 19, 2016, 05:21:47 PM
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I would buy an auroracoin e book for 0.01 Auroracoin.
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January 19, 2016, 05:24:52 PM
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yes, i would support a small e book that we could sell.


 Huh Huh Huh

Are you against selling things for Auroracoin?

No, but if I'm thinking about selling the story of Auroracoin, I'm not thinking on making a personal profit out of it, but rather getting the word out...

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January 19, 2016, 05:34:42 PM
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alright but if you going to tell the story of Auroracoin that must include giving each person a coin and showing them how to spend it by allowing them to purchase the e book!
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So my tickets for learning man are booked (http://learningman.co.za/) and I leave on Monday until new years eve. its going to be 7 days of sharing auroracoin with half a thousand people in a beautiful campsite in south africa. http://learningman.co.za/

If you guys have any requests of me while im there please ask before monday. If you would like to support then you can send aurora coin to    AJsSczid9naHXFtSyPWdpqFvf4C7upgtjs.

I will be doing three things at the festival:

I will give free auroracoin paper wallets to everyone attending the festival loaded with 1 aurora coin each.

I will have a tent where I will host a workshop everyday where I will educate people about auroracoin and blockchain technology.

I will give people the opportunity to buy auroracoin as I will have a stack of them to sell.

I will be getting three things out of this:

each attendee will invite one person from iceland as a friend on facebook.


each attendee will invite their facebook friend to the reykjavik trade and swap group and one auroracoin facebook groups.

finally each person will give me a hug haha, cummon guys lllets do this!

Great job adamastor

Sent you some aur to give out
TxId: 5ba813dc003b24777d2d6d73fa22f315e9747ec97edc010dfccc828ae47ba8ac

Such donation was once worth more than 20 000$ !  

Hope Adamastor bring us pics from the event - will share for sure.


ill make sure every coin you sent is loaded into a separate wallet and given away

Before we go on selling books, perhaps you can explain a bit more in detail what happened with this project? I don't see any coins spent from this address?

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Before we go on selling books, perhaps you can explain a bit more in detail what happened with this project? I don't see any coins spent from this address?

That's an offline address, i loaded 200+ wallets from a bittrex account.

is there any easier way of posting photos here other than pasting an imgur link because i can screen shot my bittrex withdrawal history and email confirmations.
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That's an offline address, i loaded 200+ wallets from a bittrex account.


Loading 200+ wallets from a Bittrex account??? That must have taken you days! Why not keep things transparent and just show us those transactions on the blockchain? Would be nice to follow them as well ;-)

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is there any easier way of posting photos here other than pasting an imgur link because i can screen shot my bittrex withdrawal history and email confirmations.

I'm afraid not  Sad

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January 19, 2016, 07:09:57 PM
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Here are the addresses I loaded:


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Loading 200+ wallets from a Bittrex account??? That must have taken you days! 

I'm embarrassed to say that I don't have an Auroracoin desktop client running.

 what would be the easiest way to load bulk addresses like this?

And does the android wallet work, because I cant seem to get it.

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imagine we all worked together to give away one million coins.

How would that affect the price of Auroracoin?
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Wow, that must have been quite a job!

How did you hand them out, paper wallets? How did you create them?

And I don't want to complain, but you received a total of 1,600 AUR in donations but loaded only 200 1AUR wallets. What are you planning to do with the remaining 1,400 AUR? I personally donated 500 AUR and am perfectly happy to let you have them as a reward for your personal efforts, but I can't speak for the others. Also, it's best keep 100% transparency with the funds you receive with such incentives for people might question things later when you want to start another project...

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