Bitcoin Foundation - blacklists & .bit?

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aristoteles
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Bitcoin Foundation - blacklists & .bit?

Post by aristoteles »

Hello,

Surely you all are aware of the blacklists that Bitcoin Foundation President proposed.

In my opinion the breakup is inevitable at some point. Which made ​​me think namecoin.

What if eventually divided into two bitcoin? what would happen with the domains. bit? really. bit would still be synonymous with safety and decentralization?

We would have to create a new extension? . bit2?

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Re: Bitcoin Foundation - blacklists & .bit?

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Before the Bitcoin blockchain forks I think many will try to change their coins in the mainstream alt-coins.
So if the fork will be imminent I would recommend to change the bitcoins in namecoins.
.bit domains will be not affected whatever happens with Bitcoin or with other alt-coins.
Namecoin will always remain decentralized whatever will be with Bitcoin.
But we always hope the best for our brother, the Bitcoin blockchain.
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Re: Bitcoin Foundation - blacklists & .bit?

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Ok, :)

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Re: Bitcoin Foundation - blacklists & .bit?

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@virtual_master wrote
Namecoin will always remain decentralized
Hmmm ... not for the lack of effort otherwise
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