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I thought this was a good project and I was looking to invest in it..

Quote from: Bitbobb on November 13, 2017, 08:57:16 PM

I am sure once the dust settles people will come back to this project

... and join the ongoing discussion at https://reddit.com/r/Namecoin/new Wink

By the way, Namecoin has the highest hashrate of all the cryptocurrencies at the moment
(one of the side effects of the ongoing BTC vs. BCH mining pools hashrate battle),
see https://www.reddit.com/r/Namecoin/comments/7cge6l/namecoin_hashrate_is_now_higher_than_bitcoin/

This is really intriguing. BCash would have been better going for the merged-mining option on this evidence, instead of attacking to take over Bitcoin's hash power ... idiots.

I like how the new Manage Names tab on the QT client is shaping up also ... good work Brandon R.

I was not going to respond but then I saw your tag line so in the interest of clearing confusion and for information only:

Bitcoin cash is actually bitcoin in my informed opinion. it is not called bcash. that is trollspeak. The abbreviation is bch/ xbc for now.. Additionally and more importantly there is a thing called freedom of money. And yes it is different that access to money by right or by privilege (though those are fascinating topics worth study too). Anyway freedom of money can be measured since money is a commodity of sorts and can be measured as it moves. The choke points and bottlenecks and various regulations are all factored in to give a final rating. Democracies can also be rated in this way... Things like if you are granted access to information, government transparency, etc are factored to give a final rating of 1-10.

Well right now bitcoin is suffering from a severe reduction in the freedom of money it once enjoyed. What is more tragic is this was imposed from the inside! So while there are countless examples of nations regulating bitcoin into the ground externally it still survived only to be encumbered most from the inside.

I therefore will caution when calling the people working on bch idiots when they are just responding to the situation. The alternative would have been to let bitcoin die on the vine as people will use other coins to transfer amounts less than several million dollars., we are already seeing it in smaller amounts now. People on the bitcoin thread are genuinely scared and with good reason..

I think merge mining with namecoin is worth looking into for bch

Says the bcash idiot who is also pushing something called trumpcoin. This is a namecoin forum. Go try and pump your shitcoins in the proper area.

wow nice bunch of hate there you've got. No I am not telling anyone to buy or not buy anything. I am here for namecoin. And I was making a point about freedom of money which is a very important concept. I realize namecoin is not looked at as a crypto coin perhaps as like the others. And your use of the trollspeak bcash tells me my answer why you have the hatred for the example I used in my comments. Instead of attacking the substance of the comment you attack me personally. That is lawyer trick #3. Often used when facts are not present. regards