@BitcoinGirl.Club, It's high time for you to change your bio and write I am not a girl. I guess people think you are a girl because of the username. I was thinking the same for a while until I saw somewhere that you wrote you are not a girl, but you were also amazed to see you were nominated for Miss BitcoinTalk. LOL.
I've been nominated for this category before. I'm just wondering, if I change my name to LoyceV.girl, would I win?
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Little did I know my nickname was female when I pulled it out of a random generator in 2015....
What lengths one has to go to for the sake of a
bitcoin prize. If I say that the letter "m" in my nickname stands for
matron, will that allow me to enter the competition for the title "Miss Bitcointalk"?
Actually, this category has always seemed kind of
goofy strange to me. If in order to be nominated for other categories it was necessary to perform any
feats outstanding actions related to the forum, such as writing a lot of high-quality text (Golden Feather) or expressing oneself in a discussion of a technical nature (Bitcoin Geek), then to be nominated in this category it is enough to simply be
born a woman have a female nickname. Would the nominations Oldest or Youngest Forum Member really be any worse? This is
food for thought.
Remember there is an expression: "on the internet, no one knows whether you are a cat."
Therefore, some new contest categories could be introduced based on various animals... perhaps rotate using the 12 animals from the Chinese zodiac, and perhaps drawing an animal randomly from a virtual bag would be the another way to mix up the years with various different animals...
I have an idea. Can the prize fund be divided between three users?
That is, among 9 people who take 3rd place, the winner will be determined randomly (based on the last hash symbol in the selected block), then such a user will receive a large amount.
The same applies to the funds due for 1st and 2nd places (then someone will receive $4500 in bitcoins, 1800 and 900).
I doubt that making the amounts larger makes the contest more fun.
In other words, I frequently like to propose bets with other forum members to take the counter when I suggest that they are taking an outrageous position, and part of the reason for the bet is not to win a lot of money or even to cause them to lose a lot of money but instead to show that they don't even believe in the position that they happen to be taking. It is not always easy to work out terms, even if a bet is going to be small, but I purposefully enjoy having small bets.. as long as the bet it large enough to cover the transaction fees... maybe in the future needing to send bets on lightning network, even though you guys likely can get away with on chain fees if you batch the sending out of bets, so then the bet amounts could still end up being relatively small... maybe the equivalent of at least $25..
Last year he was
1 vote away from winning
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Who knows what will happen this year
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Anyway, if he will win enough votes for being a winner he will be declared winner. After all, nobody can say
for sure that BC.G is a male
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Wait! I am sure the last time when I sent my coins to a mixer I never did a KYC.
Without my KYC you can not verify what I tell about my sexual status is always correct 😂
Part of the greatness is to leave some reasonable doubt, and mix it up from time to time, even though in the real world that might not be a very good way of interacting with people, but on the internet there could be some value in mixing up some of the things, especially some of the less important things, like sex, gender and/or animal status.
That is, among 9 people who take 3rd place, the winner will be determined randomly (based on the last hash symbol in the selected block), then such a user will receive a large amount.
The same applies to the funds due for 1st and 2nd places (then someone will receive $4500 in bitcoins, 1800 and 900).
You win a competition and then you drop your prize to a draw? Bad idea.
I don't think money matter, it's the fun that matters.
Well said.