Whitelist Requests (Want out of here?)

[MrKnowITall]

Painful process!

[HankBit]

Hi,
I am a frequent browser of the boards.  I would like to respond to the SuperBowl squares thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138393.0

But I am classified as a newbie and cannot respond.

Can I get whitelisted please?

[Kunchai.k]

I would like to request for a whitelist. I am here to help translate blockchain.info to Thai but I cannot post there or message the person involved.

[MrKnowITall]

I am still waiting to be whitelisted, what else must I do to be able to collaborate with my fellow seals on a ddos attack of sealswithclubs.  Please remove my chains of bondage!

[Kellojäbä]

Hey, i finally registered. I have been lurking this forum for long time though and im really interested in mining bitcoins and else. I promise to use search first and other forum etiquette things if i get permission to post at all places pls? 

[StabMe]

Found this forum while looking for ways to purchase green dot money pak with bit coins. In order to do so, i have to either PM to those who sell or reply in their topics. Please, whitelist.

[jamescourtenay]

Hi,

I would like to post about trading 1:1 GBP Mt.Gox redeemable vouchers or purchasing BTC for GBP from other users.

Therefore I'd like to be whitelisted.

Many thanks,

James.

[jamescourtenay]

Or I can just type 5 messages here I suppose! :-/

[EndTheFed321]

jamescourtenay, and wait 4 hours with 5 posts.

[cygnusxi]

i would like to list my homebrew softwares for sale in your digital goods area. i just made a post in newb section here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139087.0 if you want to see what im selling so far.


Thanks!

[maunderingcabal]

Still stuck in here! Help! I've been posting, and it's been like 12 hours. What else do I need to do? Thanks.

[insanityflea]

Hmm, i'd like to join the discussion around BTCFPGA as I'm still waiting a refund via CC.

[medrano]

Hi,

I would like to be able to contact a member of this forum in order to make a transaction, can anyone please help me?

Thanks

[jamescourtenay]

post no 3

[medrano]

Post number 2

[medrano]

Can anyone help me out in getting in touch with a member from here?

[MartynKeigher]

Hello admins,

I would like to be added to the White-list. I have done several transactions with people over the net via eBay and other services that charge excessive fees and I would like to release myself from those and start contributing to the Bit 'Coin-unity' as soon as I can. I have registered my username via the IRC channel and my client has just finished syncing!!

I have plenty of good items I'm WTS and would also like to start offering my IT Services (Hardware and Software) also.

I doubt I'll buy much via BitCoin, but if I see a good bargain, with a legitimate seller, then I may pounce on it!

Many Thanks!

Really looking forward to getting started!

[smiba]

I Would like to be whitelisted, I know enough about basic bitcoins

I have cgminer running @ 7Mhash/s

Trough i don't think I will be whitelisted, its worth trying

[scrumbly]

I'd like to be whitelisted, at least to post to the technical discussion forum. I've composed a fairly detailed question which I will paste below, but I think it's competent enough to benefit the general community if posted there. Thanks.

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Subject: What does my client know and how can it verify a transaction input?

Hi,

I’m new to Bitcoin, find it fascinating, and have been trying to understand how all the pieces work. Here are a few questions I’ve been wrestling with...

When I started the Bitcoin client for the first time it spent several hours downloading (I think) all the blocks. What exactly was it downloading? Was it the full data for every block with every committed transaction ever? Or was it something smaller, like maybe just a few important fields from the block? And related to this, how much of what my client downloaded did it retain? (E.g., does it download a lot of detail, verify it, and then keep just some hash of this, like say the Merkle tree?)

On a related note, how does my client verify that a transaction is good (if it’s even possible for it do this)? I know there are a lot of pieces to the verification but the particular point I’m wondering about is how it confirms that a particular transaction input is in fact the output of an earlier transaction. It seems to do this my client would either need to have (1) the full contents of the input’s block; or (2) the full Merkle tree of the input’s block; or (3) the Merkle root of the input’s block + the Merkle branch of the input transaction. (1) seems unlikely since that’s a lot of data (I believe this is what a “full node” has). (3) doesn’t seem possible because AFAICT the protocol for a transaction doesn’t allow for including a Merkle branch. So I guess then it’s either (2) or something else entirely.

Thanks for your help!

[atpcas]

If you have a need to be allowed into the forum beyond before you have completed the required 5 posts and 4 hours logged in, please post your request here. You must provide evidence that shows that you either understand more about Bitcoin than the average newbie, or that what you want to post can only be done in another forum. Reasons such as "I'm not a spammer" will be ignored. Try to be as specific as possible.
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I'd like to be whitelisted so I can post in the project forum.  Specifically I'm looking to discuss with people the theory and implementation of smart property.