the only flaws we can consider but won't are end users security practices.
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We wanted everyone to be able to use our product not just the technically inclined.
When my child whom is under 10 years old was able to navigate and utilize the service we knew we where onto something.
For what it's worth: I don't think I've ever had any complaintst from users who messed up. But I think it happened that someone forgot their part private key after they gave me the public key.
Ona side note are you referencing user
Lauda I was unaware they passed away. Regardless of whom your referring to I send my condolences.[/quote]
Bitcointalk user Lauda is gone, but the person who used to own the account is not known to be dead. See:
After this post, "Lauda" will cease to exist. By that I mean: The faceless virtual persona named "Lauda", who exists only in cypherspace, will become detached from its "soul", and left as an empty shell. "Lauda" has abruptly reached end-of-life.