Quote from: Siegfried on May 13, 2014, 12:39:20 AM

Brilliant article, as always. But I do not think the Global Bitcoin Summit was organized by the Bitcoin Foundation.

Bit Foundation this time. If the names are confusing, it was intended so.

Quote from: My own article

Facing the Bitcoin Foundations failure, the Chinese started Bit Foundation, and although the imitation version is rarely mentioned in the west, the original was rarely heard of in China.
- http://bitcoinblog.de/2014/04/12/its-not-a-survivors-game-its-a-losers-game/

By the way, it is a nationalism tradition in China to call their event and media and organizations 'global'. For example, China's biggest nationalist newspaper is named "Global Times". I explained in the above article, that this is because "China is the world" and "the world never grow out of the boundry of China" (if it does, we will ignore the overgrown part with Somebody Else's Problem field)

Quote from: leopard2 on May 12, 2014, 08:16:06 PM

Haha to PBOC if they believe they can "kill Bitcoin"

"exile" is the world I used in the article, killing Bitcoin businesses is a feasiable way to achieve that goal. Businesses are run by people. Control people = control business.