Email used to create this forum?

[Keawe]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

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[pinggoki]

What exactly do you mean by that question? Email that was used to register the forum as a website? Because I don't think that's a public information even if you look at the last post of satoshi, you wouldn't see it. Most likely they've used an email that's prevalent in the tech circle at that time, maybe AOL or something.

[PX-Z]

Feel free to edit your post and ask again. If you're really sure your question, i'm afraid admin will tell you and its not a public info. Because why would someone will be interested to the email used to create the website or in simple terms, the email used to register the domain and hosting, unless..

[Jawhead999]

gaysatoshi@gmail.com

[Jating]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

Satoshi uses 3 email addresses, GMX, Anonymous Speech, and Vistomail email-address.


https://www.bitcoin.com/satoshi-archive/emails/hal-finney/1/


https://www.bitcoin.com/satoshi-archive/emails/wei-dai/1/

And if you read here: satoshin@gmx.com is compromised.

[hugeblack]

Satoshi did not post on this forum. The forum was part of SourceForge before it changed to forum.bitcoin.org/XXX and then https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=XXX

Which forum do you mean?

[SamReomo]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

Yes, the creator of the forum know that which e-mail address was used to create this forum. But, why do you want to know the e-mail that was used to create this forum? Are you into hacking or something, and you want to try your best to hack that e-mail so you can somehow manipulate the forum? Or you're asking this question out of curiosity.

I'm very sure that no one will tell you the e-mail of the forum even the ones who know it. If I'm not wrong then you're asking that which e-mail was used to register this domain name? If that's your question then you will again not get any answer due to the privacy concerns. That information isn't a public information and that's why it won't be shared.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

Satoshi did not post on this forum. The forum was part of SourceForge before it changed to forum.bitcoin.org/XXX and then https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=XXX

I think there is a confusion. Satoshi did post on this forum, in the new forum back in the time.

You need to read this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5.msg28#msg28

[JollyGood]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

theymos would know. Why do you want to know?

Satoshi did not post on this forum. The forum was part of SourceForge before it changed to forum.bitcoin.org/XXX and then https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=XXX

Which forum do you mean?

Maybe I am misreading the way you articulated your point but I believe it was common knowledge that Satoshi posted in the forum after transferring it here from SourceForge. There are many posts from Satoshi that were made directly here and the post history (with date/time stamps) show that to be the case.

[LoyceV]

Maybe I am misreading the way you articulated your point but I believe it was common knowledge that Satoshi posted in the forum after transferring it here from SourceForge. There are many posts from Satoshi that were made directly here and the post history (with date/time stamps) show that to be the case.

Bitcointalk.org didn't exist when satoshi was active:

Code:

Domain Name: bitcointalk.org
Creation Date: 2011-06-24T05:19:00Z

This is often brought up by a certain troll. In my opinion, it doesn't matter: "the forum" is more than just the URL, it's the entire post database and it's users, and that database was transferred to a new domain name after satoshi's last post. The users moved too, and some of the old users are still active today.

[DaNNy001]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

What do you care? It's obvious that you just want to randomly ask stupid questions and troll this place. Well if I can be of help, I think asking the admin himself would be a nice gesture @theymos kindly tell this user the email used for the creation of this forum .

[SamReomo]

This is often brought up by a certain troll. In my opinion, it doesn't matter: "the forum" is more than just the URL, it's the entire post database and it's users, and that database was transferred to a new domain name after satoshi's last post. The users moved too, and some of the old users are still active today.

Yes, If I'm not wrong then the forum was first moved to Forum.Bitcoin.org and then on Bitcointalk.org, a crawl of the old forum is available on WayBack machine on Archive.org and one can see that how the forum used to look back in 2010. Most of the members moved from both websites and finally settled down on this URL.

If I'm not wrong then Satoshi was part of this same forum but he wasn't present when the forum was shifted to Bitcointalk.org. The best thing is that all of the posts of Satoshi are present on this forum and that's more than enough for us.

[Majestic-milf]

 Sometimes the questions being asked here crank me up. It's funny that out of all the questions bei g asked this is the one to pop up from a newbie. What did I expect though? I wonder why he's asking, it would have been a lot easier if he replies. Maybe he wants to clone another forum where he'd claim absolute rights and/ or probably call himself the new Satoshi reborn?

[Lucius]

I think there is a confusion. Satoshi did post on this forum, in the new forum back in the time.
You need to read this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5.msg28#msg28

You know what is much more interesting to me? The fact that Satoshi wrote that post on November 22, 2009, and the first answer was only on February 1, 2010. Was the topic locked or were some earlier posts deleted?

[Learn Bitcoin]

I think there is a confusion. Satoshi did post on this forum, in the new forum back in the time.

You need to read this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5.msg28#msg28

The post you referred to was written back in 2009. Probably it was on the same script (I mean SMF) but it was hosted somewhere else. At first, the website was moved to forum.bitcoin.org which is currently owned by Sirius where Satoshi has made this post. After a year, satoshi disappeared. After another year, on August 01, 2011, theymos were kind of forced to move this forum^[1] to a new host and domain which is Bitcointalk.org. In this sense, yes, satoshi didn't write any posts in this forum. Maybe he wrote in forum.bitcoin.org forum which later moved to Bitcointalk.org.

[1] Forum moved to bitcointalk.org

[aTriz]

@OP that's an unnecessary question. what do you want to do with the email of this forum? try to hack in maybe?

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

Satoshi uses 3 email addresses, GMX, Anonymous Speech, and Vistomail email-address.


https://www.bitcoin.com/satoshi-archive/emails/hal-finney/1/


https://www.bitcoin.com/satoshi-archive/emails/wei-dai/1/

And if you read here: satoshin@gmx.com is compromised.

Satoshi is not the owner of this forum anymore. I don't think current administrators of the forum would still be using the same email Satoshi used to register this forum.. or maybe they do. IDK. 

[Baofeng]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

Doesn't matter what email was used to create this forum, as far as I know it went from one hands to another.

It will not add weight if it is Satoshi, but as obviously he has left and this forum still thrive under Theymos and so that is good already.

[Doan9269]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

At the end of the day when you would have achieve having numerous response on this, the question for you also now is that, what relevance has this got to do with you when you find out, what are you going to use it for, sometimes we get ourselves into unnecessary headache on this that doesn't matters when someone like you would have invested on more quality time on things that could be impactful about the forum or even bitcoin.

[kuriboh]

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

Ok, the question you asked is unnecessary. This is a matter of common sense because you must buy a domain for email and a host for site storage. Email will be used for these. How did you mean the question? Do you want to see the email this Bitcointalk forum site used or something else?

[FatFork]

I think there is a confusion. Satoshi did post on this forum, in the new forum back in the time.

You need to read this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5.msg28#msg28

The post you referred to was written back in 2009. Probably it was on the same script (I mean SMF) but it was hosted somewhere else. At first, the website was moved to forum.bitcoin.org which is currently owned by Sirius where Satoshi has made this post. After a year, satoshi disappeared. After another year, on August 01, 2011, theymos were kind of forced to move this forum^[1] to a new host and domain which is Bitcointalk.org. In this sense, yes, satoshi didn't write any posts in this forum. Maybe he wrote in forum.bitcoin.org forum which later moved to Bitcointalk.org.

Actually, as far as I know, the forum was first hosted at the URL "bitcoin.org/smf/" at some point before the subdomain forum.bicoin.org was created.

You can find the oldest archived version from December 15, 2009 at the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20091215005450/http://bitcointalk.org/