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[TsuyokuNaritai]

still nobody wants to guess who the top poster in this thread is?

Probably you by the time it's finished.

[georgem]

page 300, still no camosoul in the top 30 posters of this thread? Where have you been?  

EDIT: page 340, finally camosoul in place 25.

EDIT: page 400 TanteStefana rules supreme! eduffield constant place 3 the first 400 pages.

EDIT: page 450 coins101 in top 10. camosoul top 20

All this feels like horse racing to me.

EDIT: until page 561 excerpt: Top 20
TanteStefana,879
CHAOSiTEC,568
eduffield,416
AlexGR,310
chaeplin,243
anonymousxx1503,240
coins101,236
slyA,215
HammerHedd,192
LimLims,181
tifozi,167
blaaaaacksuit,142
tabnk,131
bigc1984,130
Lebubar,110
camosoul,110
InternetApe,107
mannie,100
illodin,99
eizh,99

PLACE YOUR BETS! 

[splawik21]

still nobody wants to guess who the top poster in this thread is?

Let me hear your guesses.

I am on page 200, still a long way to go for my script. (30 min?)

my bet is coins101

[RenegadeMan]

still nobody wants to guess who the top poster in this thread is?

Let me hear your guesses.

I am on page 200, still a long way to go for my script. (30 min?)

Don't forget georgem than many, many posts have been deleted, sometimes huge tranches of them like what happened back at this time just prior to arriving at 3000 pages, so your results won't be entirely accurate.

Can anyone explain to me what has happened to about 10 pages of this thread? I went to bed last night with this post #59600 from MangledBlue on page 2980 (in response to masternode's overview of his background and crypto involvement):

It's a pleasure to meet you. If I can help in any way, big or small, I surely will :-)

...and this morning I've hit refresh on that page only to have it go back to page 2970 and #59381 and I can't find that previous post of Mangled. What's appearing on this page is all new (i.e. I'm not reading the previous posts I've already read) but what happened to the numbering?

confused!

I guess this relates to the BCT moderators deleting posts? A extraordinary number seem to have gone though. I've just checked back through my browser tabs from yesterday that haven't yet been refreshed. This post from thelonecrouton was at #59595 on page 2980

Wow, it's been a great news day for Darkcoin!

Confirmation - or very nearly - that RC5 will be open sourced, the birth of The Foundation, and some heavy hitters stepping out of the shadows...  Grin



Oh and I have made a simple Multisig UI for DRK... https://darkcointalk.org/threads/quick-and-very-dirty-multisig-ui-in-python-qt.2197/

CCMF!  Kiss

It's now post #59308 on page 2966. That means a total of 287 posts have disappeared! Good grief.

(Yeah Mangled, can't find it but haven't done a search on your text)

Hell - at that rate we should have hit 3000 pages already - that's crazy - ugh

Yes. And I searched on your text, your original post is definitely gone, only the recreation in my post is showing up in search results. This forum is either seriously flaky, the BCT moderators are just deleting stuff at random (and there was absolutely nothing in your post that would have even remotely warranted it being deleted) or a combination of both.

[TsuyokuNaritai]

This is the latest draft of the press release, please tell us what you think. Kudos to David & Vertoe for this.

/* RC5 Press Release, to be released on Sept/22 */

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Darkcoin Passes Security Review, Prepares to Open Source

Security researcher Kristov Atlas has concluded his code review and security audit of Darkcoin. He was solicited by the developers of Darkcoin, based on 4+ years of professionally reviewing C/C++ software, to review the code and suggest any changes which could improve the software. Kristov Atlas concluded that Darkcoin's claims of functional anonymity are well-founded. He did suggest a few concerns, which the Darkcoin team immediately fixed (the fixes will be released Monday as part of the next scheduled update to the Darkcoin client). Mr. Atlas' primary concern was that a bad actor could launch a so-called Sybil attack against the network. Evan Duffield, lead developer of Darkcoin, closed this potential attack vector and in doing so also found a way to increase the overall anonymity of Darkcoin transactions.

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user experience by implementing a new interface. After eight months of continuous improvement, the developers of Darkcoin are confident that the currency is finally ready to meet the scrutiny of coders world-wide. Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin will be opened and published. Darkcoin will become the first open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

Future plans include the adoption of a new Instant Transactions technology which Duffield has described in his whitepaper [https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/InstantTX.pdf]. This technology will allow Darkcoin to compete with other nearly instantaneous transaction systems such as credit cards. If successful, such an idea could revolutionize crypto-currencies by providing a decentralized payment system usable in retail stores and other face-to-face situations. The delay between sending and confirming transactions would be reduced from one hour (with currencies such as Bitcoin) to as little as twenty seconds. A future press release will describe the system in greater detail.

The Darkcoin client and more information can be obtained at their website: http://www.darkcoin.io.

About Darkcoin:

Bitcoin works with an unprecedented level of transparency that most people are not used to dealing with. Every transaction that has ever happened is stored permanently in a ledger that is made public for the world to see, forever.

Darkcoin solves this problem by implementing an ahead-of-time CoinJoin implementation called Darksend. A user that wants to be anonymous can use the built-in technology to utilize the Masternode network to make their transaction nearly impossible to track.

Contact: evan@darkcoin.io
Community: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc5-launching-september-22nd.2382/
Future Press Releases: http://www.darkcoin.io/media.html

[georgem]

Don't forget georgem than many, many posts have been deleted, sometimes huge tranches of them like what happened back at this time just prior to arriving at 3000 pages, so your results won't be entirely accurate.

Yes, but most were +1, and LOL quotes, so not that bad.

EDIT: page 800, some interesting changes in ranking... 

[eduffield]

This is the latest draft of the press release, please tell us what you think. Kudos to David & Vertoe for this.

/* RC5 Press Release, to be released on Sept/22 */

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Darkcoin Passes Security Review, Prepares to Open Source

Security researcher Kristov Atlas has concluded his code review and security audit of Darkcoin. He was solicited by the developers of Darkcoin, based on 4+ years of professionally reviewing C/C++ software, to review the code and suggest any changes which could improve the software. Kristov Atlas concluded that Darkcoin's claims of functional anonymity are well-founded. He did suggest a few concerns, which the Darkcoin team immediately fixed (the fixes will be released Monday as part of the next scheduled update to the Darkcoin client). Mr. Atlas' primary concern was that a bad actor could launch a so-called Sybil attack against the network. Evan Duffield, lead developer of Darkcoin, closed this potential attack vector and in doing so also found a way to increase the overall anonymity of Darkcoin transactions.

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user experience by implementing a new interface. After eight months of continuous improvement, the developers of Darkcoin are confident that the currency is finally ready to meet the scrutiny of coders world-wide. Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin will be opened and published. Darkcoin will become the first open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

Future plans include the adoption of a new Instant Transactions technology which Duffield has described in his whitepaper [https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/InstantTX.pdf]. This technology will allow Darkcoin to compete with other nearly instantaneous transaction systems such as credit cards. If successful, such an idea could revolutionize crypto-currencies by providing a decentralized payment system usable in retail stores and other face-to-face situations. The delay between sending and confirming transactions would be reduced from one hour (with currencies such as Bitcoin) to as little as twenty seconds. A future press release will describe the system in greater detail.

The Darkcoin client and more information can be obtained at their website: http://www.darkcoin.io.

About Darkcoin:

Bitcoin works with an unprecedented level of transparency that most people are not used to dealing with. Every transaction that has ever happened is stored permanently in a ledger that is made public for the world to see, forever.

Darkcoin solves this problem by implementing an ahead-of-time CoinJoin implementation called Darksend. A user that wants to be anonymous can use the built-in technology to utilize the Masternode network to make their transaction nearly impossible to track.

Contact: evan@darkcoin.io
Community: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc5-launching-september-22nd.2382/
Future Press Releases: http://www.darkcoin.io/media.html

Perfect! 

[splawik21]

This is the latest draft of the press release, please tell us what you think. Kudos to David & Vertoe for this.

/* RC5 Press Release, to be released on Sept/22 */

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Darkcoin Passes Security Review, Prepares to Open Source

Security researcher Kristov Atlas has concluded his code review and security audit of Darkcoin. He was solicited by the developers of Darkcoin, based on 4+ years of professionally reviewing C/C++ software, to review the code and suggest any changes which could improve the software. Kristov Atlas concluded that Darkcoin's claims of functional anonymity are well-founded. He did suggest a few concerns, which the Darkcoin team immediately fixed (the fixes will be released Monday as part of the next scheduled update to the Darkcoin client). Mr. Atlas' primary concern was that a bad actor could launch a so-called Sybil attack against the network. Evan Duffield, lead developer of Darkcoin, closed this potential attack vector and in doing so also found a way to increase the overall anonymity of Darkcoin transactions.

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user experience by implementing a new interface. After eight months of continuous improvement, the developers of Darkcoin are confident that the currency is finally ready to meet the scrutiny of coders world-wide. Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin will be opened and published. Darkcoin will become the first open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

Future plans include the adoption of a new Instant Transactions technology which Duffield has described in his whitepaper [https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/InstantTX.pdf]. This technology will allow Darkcoin to compete with other nearly instantaneous transaction systems such as credit cards. If successful, such an idea could revolutionize crypto-currencies by providing a decentralized payment system usable in retail stores and other face-to-face situations. The delay between sending and confirming transactions would be reduced from one hour (with currencies such as Bitcoin) to as little as twenty seconds. A future press release will describe the system in greater detail.

The Darkcoin client and more information can be obtained at their website: http://www.darkcoin.io.

About Darkcoin:

Bitcoin works with an unprecedented level of transparency that most people are not used to dealing with. Every transaction that has ever happened is stored permanently in a ledger that is made public for the world to see, forever.

Darkcoin solves this problem by implementing an ahead-of-time CoinJoin implementation called Darksend. A user that wants to be anonymous can use the built-in technology to utilize the Masternode network to make their transaction nearly impossible to track.

Contact: evan@darkcoin.io
Community: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc5-launching-september-22nd.2382/
Future Press Releases: http://www.darkcoin.io/media.html

LOL very proffessional writing. I'm proud to be one of the dark community supporters.

Edit: Oooo even Evan is here We have monday already and I cant sleep. Evan what time exactly you will spork RC5??

[RenegadeMan]

This is the latest draft of the press release, please tell us what you think.

/* RC5 Press Release, to be released on Sept/22 */

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Darkcoin Passes Security Review, Prepares to Open Source

Security researcher Kristov Atlas has concluded his code review and security audit of Darkcoin. He was solicited by the developers of Darkcoin, based on 4+ years of professionally reviewing C/C++ software, to review the code and suggest any changes which could improve the software. Kristov Atlas concluded that Darkcoin's claims of functional anonymity are well-founded. He did suggest a few concerns, which the Darkcoin team immediately fixed (the fixes will be released Monday as part of the next scheduled update to the Darkcoin client). Mr. Atlas' primary concern was that a bad actor could launch a so-called Sybil attack against the network. Evan Duffield, lead developer of Darkcoin, closed this potential attack vector and in doing so also found a way to increase the overall anonymity of Darkcoin transactions.

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user experience by implementing a new interface. After eight months of continuous improvement, the developers of Darkcoin are confident that the currency is finally ready to meet the scrutiny of coders world-wide. Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin will be opened and published. Darkcoin will become the first open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

Future plans include the adoption of a new Instant Transactions technology which Duffield has described in his whitepaper [https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/InstantTX.pdf]. This technology will allow Darkcoin to compete with other nearly instantaneous transaction systems such as credit cards. If successful, such an idea could revolutionize crypto-currencies by providing a decentralized payment system usable in retail stores and other face-to-face situations. The delay between sending and confirming transactions would be reduced from one hour (with currencies such as Bitcoin) to as little as twenty seconds. A future press release will describe the system in greater detail.

The Darkcoin client and more information can be obtained at their website: http://www.darkcoin.io.

About Darkcoin:

Bitcoin works with an unprecedented level of transparency that most people are not used to dealing with. Every transaction that has ever happened is stored permanently in a ledger that is made public for the world to see, forever.

Darkcoin solves this problem by implementing an ahead-of-time CoinJoin implementation called Darksend. A user that wants to be anonymous can use the built-in technology to utilize the Masternode network to make their transaction nearly impossible to track.

Contact: evan@darkcoin.io
Community: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc5-launching-september-22nd.2382/
Future Press Releases: http://www.darkcoin.io/media.html

It's very good Tsuyoku. The only thing I would query is the notion that all of Darkcoin's code will suddenly become open source on the 29th. It's only Darksend that's been closed, the rest of it has been open source for sometime. Maybe this bit

Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin will be opened and published. Darkcoin will become the first open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

it should be reworded to "Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin's Darksend technology will be opened and published. This is the final piece of the overall system to be opened up. Darkcoin will then become the first fully open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry."

[TsuyokuNaritai]

It's very good Tsuyoku. The only thing I would query is the notion that all of Darkcoin's code will suddenly become open source on the 29th. It's only Darksend that's been closed, the rest of it has been open source for sometime. Maybe this bit

Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin will be opened and published. Darkcoin will become the first open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

it should be reworded to "Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin's Darksend technology will be opened and published. This is the final piece of the overall system to be opened up. Darkcoin will then become the first fully open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry."

+1

OK, I've made that change to the text. Is everyone happy with this:

Darkcoin Passes Security Review, Prepares to Open Source

Security researcher Kristov Atlas has concluded his code review and security audit of Darkcoin. He was solicited by the developers of Darkcoin, based on 4+ years of professionally reviewing C/C++ software, to review the code and suggest any changes which could improve the software. Kristov Atlas concluded that Darkcoin's claims of functional anonymity are well-founded. He did suggest a few concerns, which the Darkcoin team immediately fixed (the fixes will be released Monday as part of the next scheduled update to the Darkcoin client). Mr. Atlas' primary concern was that a bad actor could launch a so-called Sybil attack against the network. Evan Duffield, lead developer of Darkcoin, closed this potential attack vector and in doing so also found a way to increase the overall anonymity of Darkcoin transactions.

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user experience by implementing a new interface. After eight months of continuous improvement, the developers of Darkcoin are confident that the currency is finally ready to meet the scrutiny of coders world-wide. Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin's Darksend technology will be opened and published. This is the final piece of the overall system to be opened up. Darkcoin will then become the first fully open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

Future plans include the adoption of a new Instant Transactions technology which Duffield has described in his whitepaper [https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/InstantTX.pdf]. This technology will allow Darkcoin to compete with other nearly instantaneous transaction systems such as credit cards. If successful, such an idea could revolutionize crypto-currencies by providing a decentralized payment system usable in retail stores and other face-to-face situations. The delay between sending and confirming transactions would be reduced from one hour (with currencies such as Bitcoin) to as little as twenty seconds. A future press release will describe the system in greater detail.

The Darkcoin client and more information can be obtained at their website: http://www.darkcoin.io.

About Darkcoin:

Bitcoin works with an unprecedented level of transparency that most people are not used to dealing with. Every transaction that has ever happened is stored permanently in a ledger that is made public for the world to see, forever.

Darkcoin solves this problem by implementing an ahead-of-time CoinJoin implementation called Darksend. A user that wants to be anonymous can use the built-in technology to utilize the Masternode network to make their transaction nearly impossible to track.

Contact: evan@darkcoin.io
Community: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc5-launching-september-22nd.2382/
Future Press Releases: http://www.darkcoin.io/media.html

[splawik21]

Have someone contacted Stan Higgins from coindesk already? If not I'll do it when I come home back.

[tungfa]

Feels a bit like a Most Wanted List
but i am honored to be on it !!
 

[RenegadeMan]

It's very good Tsuyoku. The only thing I would query is the notion that all of Darkcoin's code will suddenly become open source on the 29th. It's only Darksend that's been closed, the rest of it has been open source for sometime. Maybe this bit

Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin will be opened and published. Darkcoin will become the first open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

it should be reworded to "Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin's Darksend technology will be opened and published. This is the final piece of the overall system to be opened up. Darkcoin will then become the first fully open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry."

+1

OK, I've made that change to the text. Is everyone happy with this:

Darkcoin Passes Security Review, Prepares to Open Source

Security researcher Kristov Atlas has concluded his code review and security audit of Darkcoin. He was solicited by the developers of Darkcoin, based on 4+ years of professionally reviewing C/C++ software, to review the code and suggest any changes which could improve the software. Kristov Atlas concluded that Darkcoin's claims of functional anonymity are well-founded. He did suggest a few concerns, which the Darkcoin team immediately fixed (the fixes will be released Monday as part of the next scheduled update to the Darkcoin client). Mr. Atlas' primary concern was that a bad actor could launch a so-called Sybil attack against the network. Evan Duffield, lead developer of Darkcoin, closed this potential attack vector and in doing so also found a way to increase the overall anonymity of Darkcoin transactions.

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user experience by implementing a new interface. After eight months of continuous improvement, the developers of Darkcoin are confident that the currency is finally ready to meet the scrutiny of coders world-wide. Duffield has announced that on September 29, the source code of Darkcoin's Darksend technology will be opened and published. This is the final piece of the overall system to be opened up. Darkcoin will then become the first fully open-source, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency in the industry.

Future plans include the adoption of a new Instant Transactions technology which Duffield has described in his whitepaper [https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/InstantTX.pdf]. This technology will allow Darkcoin to compete with other nearly instantaneous transaction systems such as credit cards. If successful, such an idea could revolutionize crypto-currencies by providing a decentralized payment system usable in retail stores and other face-to-face situations. The delay between sending and confirming transactions would be reduced from one hour (with currencies such as Bitcoin) to as little as twenty seconds. A future press release will describe the system in greater detail.

The Darkcoin client and more information can be obtained at their website: http://www.darkcoin.io.

About Darkcoin:

Bitcoin works with an unprecedented level of transparency that most people are not used to dealing with. Every transaction that has ever happened is stored permanently in a ledger that is made public for the world to see, forever.

Darkcoin solves this problem by implementing an ahead-of-time CoinJoin implementation called Darksend. A user that wants to be anonymous can use the built-in technology to utilize the Masternode network to make their transaction nearly impossible to track.

Contact: evan@darkcoin.io
Community: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc5-launching-september-22nd.2382/
Future Press Releases: http://www.darkcoin.io/media.html

Great work TsuyokuNaritai. Thank you for taking on this important task.

[splawik21]

Georgem how many pages left for ypur overview?
I bet coins101 if it is true tommorow gonna drink a nice beer if net the wine as always

[TsuyokuNaritai]

Great work TsuyokuNaritai. Thank you for taking on this important task.

As mentioned above 99% of the thanks goes to David, Vertoe, eu-Robert, & others, I just wanted to get that latest draft in front of lots of eyes so we could get it perfect & settled.

[RenegadeMan]

Great work TsuyokuNaritai. Thank you for taking on this important task.

As mentioned above 99% of the thanks goes to David, Vertoe, eu-Robert, & others, I just wanted to get that latest draft in front of lots of eyes so we could get it perfect & settled.

Okay, thanks for clarifying. Great work from all those people too. It reads really well and demonstrates the professionalism of the Darkcoin team.

[camosoul]

Don't forget georgem than many, many posts have been deleted, sometimes huge tranches of them like what happened back at this time just prior to arriving at 3000 pages, so your results won't be entirely accurate.

Yes, but most were +1, and LOL quotes, so not that bad.

EDIT: page 800, some interesting changes in ranking... 

I did go rawr on the trolls for a bit there...

[aigeezer]

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user

Nice blurb. One word is spelled incorrectly that I see (should be publicly). Your spill chucker should have flagged it.             

[splawik21]

The new update to Darkcoin, "Release Candidate 5" (RC5), will be made publically available Monday, September 22. It fixes the concerns raised by Mr. Atlas, increases anonymity, fixes bugs, and improves the user

Nice blurb. One word is spelled incorrectly that I see (should be publicly). Your spill chucker should have flagged it.             

Thats why he pasted it here for spelling correction
1 : 0 for you.

Thnx

[georgem]

Georgem how many pages left for ypur overview?
I bet coins101 if it is true tommorow gonna drink a nice beer if net the wine as always

It's finished.

I will update the graphic, it will be a top 50! Will be a big sized picture.

One moment, takes a few minutes to copy paste names and numbers.  

I will also upload the whole textfile with all 2623 users.