All I can do is to urge others to action, share ideas, and, I should hope, inspire everybody to come together in an organized effort with a positive direction. ...the community could do better? Yes, I think so; and I am acting on that, with the vision that others will stand with me, act with me, and come together as a community to take a stand herethen, organizing here, expanding the campaign to other forums, to social media, to IRL scenarios in business, in investing, at technical conferences, in everyday lifeif necessary, in courtroomsin every venue, on every potential battleground where this issue may arise. Not only as a reaction to Craig Wright: As a positive Bitcoin culture, a culture that can be shared even by people who agree on nothing except Bitcoin, a culture that can draw people together to defend Bitcoin from any threat, anywhere, anytime in the future.
I have worn a positive Bitcoin avatar and personal text for a very long time and I would be happy to wear a well designed pro-Bitcoin signature as well as long as I'm not using it for any purpose..
We have many top users running no signature at all while they could be making a pro-Bitcoin statement if someone came up with some cool Bitcoin signatures
It almost seems like you want to create an NRA like organization for Bitcoin for purposes of support, positive image portrayal, defense, possibly lobbying and such methods of influence.. Sounds like a good idea to me..
A while back I had an idea for a sort of merge-mined altcoin whose purpose would be to support Bitcoin via funding positive image ad campaigns across the internet for Bitcoin, and possibly even giving some financial incentive to Bitcoin node operators and others supporting Bitcoin..
This is an idea for an altcoin whose purpose is to fund a positive and informative PR campaign for Bitcoin similar to the DASH budget paid by the mining revenue.
There it is if you would like to look but it didn't get much for attention at all..