Quote from: DannyHamilton on Today at 04:45:37 PM

Quote from: peterwwwrowing on Today at 12:43:40 PM

Is there other ways to contribute? (Any Android phone options?)

In my opinion one of the best things you can do to strengthen Bitcoin's place in the world is to demonstrate to businesses that their customers have an interest in using bitcoin to pay for products and services.

Install a Bitcoin wallet on your Android device.
Send a small amount of Bitcoin to that wallet (similar to the amount of cash you might carry in a physical wallet, something that wouldn't be devastating to lose)
Every time you need to pay for something that costs less than the value of Bitcoin you carry in the wallet, ask "Do you accept Bitcoin?"
Be ready to actually pay with your Bitcoin if they say yes

99.99% of the time, they're not going to accept Bitcoin, and sometimes they'll think you're silly for asking. However, hearing this question plants the seed of thought in their mind that perhaps a competitive edge might be available over their competitors by simply accepting an additional form of payment. The more people they hear it from, the more pressure they'll feel to provide Bitcoin as a payment option.

this ^advice^ was very much true to try back in 2015 period when fee's were not a barrier, but until core pul their finger out of their nether regions to sort out their feebumb, dust-rate and sat/kb mins, fee's are always going to be more annoying to turn daily use merchants away from adopting bitcoin.. and no this is not a time to advertise another network as solution. we need to get the central point of failure reference client to de-politicise the barriers of entry again