Email used to create this forum?

[EarnOnVictor]

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

Maybe it is "@bitcointalk.org" .

Well, I read through the replies given on this thread by many but I do not see this question as inappropriate as many see it, you can have your reasons for that, or even just want to know out of curiosity or for knowledge. But for me, I do not know and I am sure that this is not in the public domain at all even as I helped you do some research about it as well.

This forum was created in 2009, and at that time, the internet wasn't like this, so people could do what they wanted how they wanted it even without having to go through some illegal means as we see today. It is possible that Satoshi used private emails, inexistent emails or no email at all.

I think that only the admin of the forum can shed light on this.

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[Wakate]

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

Don't you think this is rhetorical question? What email do you mean? If you want to know the answer to your question, I would also you to go and ask Satoshi Nakamoto about it, maybe you could get a quick answer from him. Moreover I hope you are not are going to ask me how to get to Satoshi because I am still thinking what could have prompt you to ask this question. There are many security agencies that had tried to identify who Satoshi was but could get to the bottom of the search for who he was. Just search the site for some interesting stuff, read and have a wonderful time her. Life is good when we have the fund to settle all bills!

[BlackHatCoiner]

Email used to create this forum?

Used where and for what purpose? For purchasing the domain name "bitcointalk.org"? For purchasing "bitcoin.org" (as the forum was under bitcoin.org/smf at first, and then under forum.bitcoin.org)? For the dedicated server used to host this place? The Satoshi's email from Anonymous Speech was used to buy bitcoin.org, and it's pretty unknown beyond that.

A better question is: why do you want to know such a thing?

[franky1]

jeff garzik bought the domain and sirius(theymos) was one of the admins who then took over as head admin
garzik passed domain over through c0bra, then theymos after some time

The story of how I became head admin is actually pretty boring. Moderators were needed, so I was made a global moderator. Then admins were needed, so I was made an admin. Then over time the other admins slowly lost interest and resigned until I was the only one left. I guess most of the people who were around here to see this have more-or-less left the community now. That's a bit sad.

It's not entirely clear, but for simplicity I usually say that I became head admin at the beginning of 2011, a little over a year after the forum was created.

The forum was originally located at bitcoin.org/smf, then forum.bitcoin.org (hence the redirect), and finally bitcointalk.org. Fun fact: The name "bitcointalk" was invented by Jeff Garzik, and he's the one who bought the domain.

[GeorgeJohn]

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

Your question is not in good condition or you have to edit your post and rearrange your question..because your question is contradictory every concerning email, I don't even know if you are asking for the functions of email in anyone personal account or the email use for creation of bitcointalk website..the thing is confusing because, if you are asking for the forum email that means you don't know what you are asking but if you are asking for personal per account email that means you know what you are saying.

[JollyGood]

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.

Interesting, I stand corrected on that 

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.

The OP must have had a reason to ask the question beyond curiosity but it really is utterly pointless. In my opinion the OP certainly does not seem to be new to the forum even though his rank shows him as newbie and that might explain why I came to that conclusion.

Keeping that aside, it is interesting to note how things developed in the early days from the forum being available on SourceForge to it moving over to the bitcointalk,.org domain.

[SamReomo]

The OP must have had a reason to ask the question beyond curiosity but it really is utterly pointless. In my opinion the OP certainly does not seem to be new to the forum even though his rank shows him as newbie and that might explain why I came to that conclusion.

Keeping that aside, it is interesting to note how things developed in the early days from the forum being available on SourceForge to it moving over to the bitcointalk,.org domain.

Yes, I also think that OP isn't a new member because a new member would never ask a question like that, I'm sure OP is already an established member of the forum but he posted the thread via a new account because he might not want others to know that he's unaware about such information. I highly agree with your conclusion because it's most probably correct.

Yes, it's very interesting to know that a famous forum like this used to be hosted on SourceForge but back then I believe Bitcoin was also new and Satoshi might not have much funds to host this forum on a domain name and he may not be able to afford the cost of hosting or he was truly in favor of open-source that's why he hosted this forum on SourceForge back then.

But, the best thing we have is that the same forum has grown to huge levels this day and we are happy to be part of it. I think back then only few people might have expected that the community will grow like this one day and we will have a new domain name which members will remember by heart.

[JollyGood]

If that is really the case, the issue then arises about what motive the OP would have to ask this question in the first place. If the OP is an established member that has other accounts, I think part of the process (as we have seen many times before) is the puppeteer trying to build up the account. Keeping that aside, I think the OP should probably lock the thread.

Yes, I also think that OP isn't a new member because a new member would never ask a question like that, I'm sure OP is already an established member of the forum but he posted the thread via a new account because he might not want others to know that he's unaware about such information. I highly agree with your conclusion because it's most probably correct.

[Adbitco]

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

Does this really necessary to ask will the mail used to create this forum helps you in anyway if I could asked? Checking from your account you should be reading some educative material to enable you understand this forum very well than asking what I think could not help you in any day.

[ScamViruS]

Yes, I also think that OP isn't a new member because a new member would never ask a question like that, I'm sure OP is already an established member of the forum but he posted the thread via a new account because he might not want others to know that he's unaware about such information. I highly agree with your conclusion because it's most probably correct.

When old members come to this forum to build another account, they ask all these questions to let everyone know that they are really newbies. It is difficult to know if OP is coming as an old member or not and we don't have any system to trace his old account. But it is true that it is not normal to raise such a question in the mind of a fresh new member, because it is normal for a newbie to know that account creation requires email but OP made it a question!

[Mpamaegbu]

gaysatoshi@gmail.com

Funny, though, how that sounds 😏

[joker_josue]

I'm not a hacker, I'm just a regular person and believe I may have either created the forum or helped to do so.  There is no ill intent here.  Merely inquiry.  I haven't been on here since 2011 ish.  I have proof but it doesn't matter.  Nothing is a big deal, calm down.

But, if you were part of the creation of this forum, you should be aware of this information.
In turn, if you are really such an old member, why are you posting with a new account?

[SamReomo]

If the OP is an established member that has other accounts, I think part of the process (as we have seen many times before) is the puppeteer trying to build up the account. Keeping that aside, I think the OP should probably lock the thread.

I think you're right again because it can be the case. However, it's better to lock this thread because letting it unlock doesn't make sense anymore. But, I have noticed that OP isn't replying on this thread anymore and that's why he may not lock the thread even if we suggest him.

When old members come to this forum to build another account, they ask all these questions to let everyone know that they are really newbies. It is difficult to know if OP is coming as an old member or not and we don't have any system to trace his old account. But it is true that it is not normal to raise such a question in the mind of a fresh new member, because it is normal for a newbie to know that account creation requires email but OP made it a question!

Yeah, that's why I think OP isn't a new member because new members don't really ask such sensitive questions and they don't really need to know such information. I guess either OP is an old member which is most probably the case here, or the OP is someone who's trying to gather private information of the forum so he might does something wrong.

Most probably someone who might be an hacker and trying to gather such information via social engineering. If he's an hacker then I can say that he's probably a newbie hacker because someone with a good hacking background would never ask such naive questions.

[The Cryptovator]

It's funny that you claimed to be the creator of this forum but don't know what the email was for creating it. 

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5493499.0

However, it seems you had some bad intentions behind looking for the email that was used to create this forum or host it. Do you want to hack and claim you are Satoshi? Just curious.

[Amphenomenon]

It's funny that you claimed to be the creator of this forum but don't know what the email was for creating it. 

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5493499.0

However, it seems you had some bad intentions behind looking for the email that was used to create this forum or host it. Do you want to hack and claim you are Satoshi? Just curious.

I think He is more likely trying to bring another Satoshi drama base on this his thread here If I'm Satoshi Nakamoto How do I prove it?.

Let just forget about this guy, he is nothing but another bored troll, we know any of those old folks will not have to go through this kind of means to prove their authencity

[JeromeTash]

It's funny that you claimed to be the creator of this forum but don't know what the email was for creating it. 

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5493499.0

However, it seems you had some bad intentions behind looking for the email that was used to create this forum or host it. Do you want to hack and claim you are Satoshi? Just curious.

He's just an attention seeking troll with obviously no purpose or good intentions in this forum. They always appear around when it's a bull market or when there is a nearing Bitcoin event.

His other post has even been deleted, lol.

Let's just ignore him.

[Keawe]

Yes ignore the creator of bitcoin.  I AM SATOSHI NAKAMOTO.


I'm not trying to prove anything.  Atleast not at this very moment.  I would however like to get credit where credit is due.  If I made bitcoin when I was just 21 years of age and I'm now 38 what makes you think I was at my own personal best at age 21?  Do you know the human mind doesn't fully develop until the age of 25 for most males?  What do you think that actually says about me if I am who I say I am?  I was just a young engaged college kid.  I'm now a full grown adult with a huge basket of life experiences.  I've become stronger over the years both mentally spiritually and physically.  I'm just now beginning to code again and it's so easy I get bored with it.  Lol I hope you can hear the truth in my texts.  Either way it's blah to me.  Aloha to each and everyone of you.

[Stalker22]

Do you know the human mind doesn't fully develop until the age of 25 for most males? 

For most males? Perhaps. But for some, unfortunately, it never develops. Like in your case, for example.

What do you think that actually says about me if I am who I say I am? 

You are an idiot! You were an idiot when you were 21, and you will stay an idiot. I feel sorry for your loved ones, because they have to take care of an idiot.

[Smartvirus]

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

I wouldn’t care any less, it’s not my place to worry over that.

Even my mail address on this account is hidden to ensure my privacy, why do I need to know what email or if an email was used in forum registration or not. These things doesn’t matter at this time.

What matters at this time is how you choose to use the forum and as far as curiosity goes, you might just be placing it in the wrong place with this thread. Focus on what could aid your journey in the cryptospace as a whole and not just the forum.

[Keawe]

Bunch of winners in here.  Lol  You guys alright?  I'm here to stay.  Bitcoin is mine and always has been.