Re: Transaction fees magically appearing, how to account for them?
If transaction fees are going to be randomly enforced with no way to stop it, may as well just slap a tx fee on every tx. Make the minimum tx fee 0.0005 BTC every time, with the option to pay more to potentially get a tx to go through faster.
But having the option to set tx fee to 0, then pay tx fees, that's just confusing, misleading, and frustrating.
But having the option to set tx fee to 0, then pay tx fees, that's just confusing, misleading, and frustrating.
+1
I don't want to keep putting band-aids on the transaction fee problem, so I'm against adding Yet Another Button to the client.
If you're impatient and can't stand the thought of paying half-a-millibitcoin for a transaction, then compile your own version of bitcoin. Just don't complain if you end up with a wallet full of 0/unconfirmed transactions that tie up all your funds.
If you're impatient and can't stand the thought of paying half-a-millibitcoin for a transaction, then compile your own version of bitcoin. Just don't complain if you end up with a wallet full of 0/unconfirmed transactions that tie up all your funds.
Good that some people are making alternative clients.
I am starting to think seriously about maintaining a "No-Forced-TX-Fee" fork of the main client.
And if you could do it for Windows, I would throw a bitcoin or two (at current rates) your way as a "Awesome! Thanks!"
The problem with fork is i can only compile it for Linux, somebody else has to compile Windows version.
