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May 20, 2013, 10:09:27 PM Last edit: May 20, 2013, 10:19:48 PM by TippingPoint |
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I have spent some time thinking about how to hasten the day when almost all organizations will accept Bitcoins. You know, when there is a Bitcoin donation button or link on the web pages of Wikipedia, and the top non-profit and charitable organizations. This would greatly increase awareness and perceived legitimacy among some of the population, and demonstrate some of the advantages of Bitcoins.
My idea (although it might turn out to not be original) is to collect donations for one or more targeted organizations in escrow, and inform them of the amount being held for them should they ever make Bitcoins an accepted method of donation on their website. It could then be donated to them, possibly via multiple payments. It might even be possible to design an expiring escrow account, so that if they do not accept bitcoin donations within 1 year of the start of donations, the money would be rolled over into the escrow of our second choice for donations, etc.
All Bitcoin exchanges, merchants and users should recognize what a change this would create in public perception and awareness.
And I ask that a mod move this thread out into the mainstream forum for discussion and refinement...
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