Namecoin Forum

BitShares has already benefited greatly from our work, borrowing our specs, XYZ, and more. Correct. And how did we benefit ? Don't forget that our system is more on community interests oriented and their system is more on profit which is reflected also in their starting and funding system. Due to t...

It seems that Torsion have changed their their project name to Ricochet. Probably to avoid problems with the Tor developers. TorChat and jTorChat seems to be inactive sins 2 years. But the must interesting is following: Ricochet alias Torsion development has another site also http://invisible.im/ an...

Well, yes, this idea is not implementable until Zerocash is ready for deployment. That's an entirely separate debate. The use cases I'm looking at probably require Zerocash; can you figure out a way to implement this properly using stealth addresses and coin control? No. Unfortunately I cannot figu...

Okay, so this is an idea that hasn't gotten much thought. So there may be problems. But, I figure it might be cool, and I can see one application of the idea that would really help me in some CS research I'm doing. So, I'm putting it out there in the hopes that someone can either tell me how it's b...

Bitcoin Domain BTC.com Acquired for 1.1 Million USD by Josh Garza of GAWMiners

http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/bit ... 2014/08/04

I just read this (sorry, in German): http://www.golem.de/news/open-name-system-dns-mit-namecoin-blockchain-1407-108102.html It is about this project: http://opennamesystem.org/ Does anyone have more information on it? The site is very sparingly with actual details ... do they use d/ for domains, or...

Namecoin could have solved this issues long before that currencies appeared but they don't even mention about it.
It seems that others have a better lobbying.

I know legality, trademarks, and other stuff has already been mentioned. This suggestion would not be attacking the value of the decentralization of .bit, but rather making it more legitimate. Why not have a registry of trademarks that must be confirmed, in order to resolve a particular .bit? The l...

2) I would require scan of .gov issued photo ID (they can black out ID number but not birthdate or address) 3) Utility bill matching name and address (they can black out utility account number) Oh man, this is the worst idea what I ever heard. An ID and bill scan for an adult site ? Whoever would g...

Researching more about. GnuNet: The link what I provided for the webinterface I think it is still a non-realized project and building a webinterface is discouraged(as I read) by the development team to better keep the secretive nature of the network. It is also a high latency network. Freenet at lea...