Thanks, that's basically what I wanted to look at. I'm no crypto-expert, but to me it looks good.

However, one thing I wondered about: Why do you need blind signatures for this protocol in the first place? Couldn't you just simply submit your output to a chosen peer (like the blinding server) with a new network connection without obtaining a signature from the server before? After all, before each peer signs the transaction, he/she checks that his/her transaction is in there anyway, so there's no chance someone could run away with my coins. What additional trust/verification purpose does the blind signature fulfill?