Quote from: roslinpl on March 15, 2014, 11:13:50 PM

Quote from: Sovereign_Curtis on March 15, 2014, 10:31:51 PM

Quote from: roslinpl on March 15, 2014, 09:53:48 PM

Quote from: BitcoinCasinoNews on March 15, 2014, 06:41:58 PM

Ouuuu very nice Grin

Indeed!

I want some here too Sad

but perhaps OP wont ship me it to Poland

Sorry, no. See my previous response to you.

Quote from: Sovereign_Curtis on March 15, 2014, 06:15:58 PM

Quote from: roslinpl on March 15, 2014, 01:35:09 AM

that is very nice! I would like to have some but shipping might cost a lot Tongue

Anyway! Good luck and best wishes!

Assuming you're outside the US/Canada, then yes shipping would be a (even greater) issue. But don't let that stop you from submitting a request. You won't be the first and we're going to use such to roughly gauge the demand for where we should focus next. Already we have activists in a dozen or more countries asking us to make a version for their region/market/language, and knowing that there are people ready to employ these will help us in deciding where to direct our efforts. We'd like to make a version for "every" language and region, so long as we can find the support.

Sorry I missed it somehow by reading after hours Cheesy

In poland you will find a lot of support

Many bitcoiners in here and new people are joining bitcoin world often.
prepare your brochures for our country and I will help you to manage them if you would like to.

I can translate them for you. Just PM me

I can do some work for support

Thank you! Besides translation the biggest issue is identifying and enlisting the support of local providers of the various solutions of what the brochure covers: wallet providers, news sources, exchanges/etc, merchant services providers, bitcoin accepting businesses. Are there many local providers in those areas? The goal with the brochure is to be as valuable as possible to the activists who employ them. Having local providers, explanations in the local language, etc, increases the value to those who employ it and those who receive it. Bitcoin *is* a global phenomenon, but strengthening the local bitcoin economy by focusing on local service providers is good for bitcoin and the local bitcoin community.