Namecoin Forum

The main problem i see now is that there's no way to register forever some name, the data is stored forever but you have to keep renewing No, it is just a matter of a concensus on the meaning of the "expired" field. For domain names, for example, we agreed the owner has to renew the name after a ce...

phelix wrote:it reads "amecoin" for me.

For me, too.
We already have the successful "B bitcoin" logo and not "itcoin".

Concerning the N button, what's wrong with the button design as seen on the FB frontpage?
(identical to http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File: ... n_Coin.png , I think)

I can pay via paypal. Paypal :lol: :lol: :lol: Did I get it right: You send some $$ to domob via Paypal, domob sends the NMCs to you, and two minutes later you file a Paypal Claim stating you never received the "goods". Paypal will request a physically existing delivery proof from domob which he ca...

etotheipi's PubKeyToAddr diagram shows the difference between Bitcoin and Namecoin addresses: http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1139081/BitcoinImg/PubKeyToAddr.png (see "Network ID Byte") His original thread at bitcointalk with a few more illustrations is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=294...

So sorry for our loss. We shall miss you, http://explorer.namecoin.info/n/86850

If you provide us with some more details we might be able to help, e.g.
what OS? (your profile says Linux, but which one?)
what browser version?
where is this "namecoin resolution error" being displayed?

drllau wrote:The problem I see is that contracts are not a static piece of paper with fixed hash

This is not a problem but an advantage of Namecoin. You can issue a name_update at any time and change/add/remove registry data.

Great work, biolizard89 & MWD! (e.g. usernames at exchanges). see http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/freespeechme-the-anti-censorship-anti-hijacking-open-source-dot-bit-plug-in I'd suggest you include the pseudo-anonymous nature of the blockchain as a second example. Someone in a country with a quest...

I guess its related to all the spam on the wiki... Yes, this is one reason. But there are a few more SEO errors that have creeped in during the last few weeks, I'm afraid. Missing meta tags, misleading image alt texts (e.g. "birthday"), http 404 errors (e.g. site_logo.gif), and unprotected subdirec...

Is this anything official:
http://darkgamex.ch:2751/chain/Namecoin/
or is it just someone who mirrors digga.bit and uses it for his own advertisement purposes?