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It's clear that with every new development there are coming the envious, even if the latter can do nothing but spread FUD. While they have been banned from all other communities, BitcoinTalk is their last resort where they can keep trolling, that's nothing new at all.

You shouldn't assume I didn't see your FUD a few weeks ago, but everyone embarrasses themselves as best they can! All I can say in response is that you haven't contributed anything to the Namecoin project so far - other than sending merits here and spreading FUD. So on topic, Satoshi is not vinced. Before you keep spreading FUD, you should start reading at the initial post of this thread: Namecoin is a naming system based on bitcoin with a few modifications.  It is inspired by the bitdns discussion. Namecoin wasn't created out of thin air, and undoubtedly Satoshi's contributions were the most important, as cited especially with regard to the proposal of merged mining. Last but not least, just for the readers, it should be noted that Namecoin is a fork of Bitcoin, and the original additional code that made Namecoin from Bitcoin code were just an additional 400 lines of code to define the name operations. "Namecoin", by the way, was just one of the names for the project, and there were other synonyms for the same project in parallel, but I won't go into details here.

I don't care how others are referring to me, but we already had this funny discussion on Twitter/Discord/Telegram. Some contributors joined the Namecoin project in 2015 and you probably wouldn't complain if they were referred to as "OGs", but like I said, I don't care. I joined in July 2018, as you can see on the blockchain. From then until now I have registered many assets as a registrar on behalf of other community members, on May 19, 2019 I opened a huge to-do list on GitHub, and they are still working on the list.

Comments like this have a good reason, and as a side note, unlike some other contributors, I haven't been begging for funds out of the pots of the European Commission, while I would squat silently on a huge Handshake airdrop worth about $ 2 million USD, dedicated to the development of Namecoin, laundered against Bitcoin in the meantime. As declared in the NFT auction notifications, the proceeds from the auctions will be taken to fund the development and maintenance of the new Namecoin DNS apps, which work on the mainstream browsers for desktop and mobile devices in HTTPS mode. Something what the Namecoin community haven't ever seen running until today.

For the readers, it's worth mentioning that in all projects there are always some troublemakers who did not contribute the slightest to the code or the community. As one can read, the new specifications follow repeated and strong requests from the Namecoin community. Means, discussions and votes were held in several groups, channels and private chats over a long time. And as I said already, I'm keeping the new apps compatible with all versions of the Namecoin software wallets, thus I mentioned the introduction of new pTLDs only once as a side note in a similar "issue" on Github. During the internal discussions, I've noticed repeatedly that even well-known members of BitcoinTalk have never even heard of Namecoin, and it's no wonder, since the project has been in deep sleep for a decade. But every BitcoinTalk member should know that even Satoshi Nakamoto contributed on this project, especially he proposed merged mining, what is today the miners' standard, see The Crypto Bible for details. I'm happy to bring this project finally to life!

In the occupancy of the .bit pTLD by other projects I see no problem at all, see my previous posts Namecoin HTTPS DNS Resolver and Failed trademark applications for TLDs.

I wouldn't say so. It's much more the case that the community is waiting for the release of the new Namecoin DNS apps.

It's not the case that someone just can come around with a GitHub fork and get all mining farms on board. I don't even see the need to change anything in the consensus rules at the moment. While the main wallets Core and Electrum could still be unlocked in terms of many hidden features, this would mainly affect usability. However, since all additional tabs and features (of both Namecoin and Bitcoin) de facto access the wallet from the outside via the RPC commands and are thus only graphically integrated, I prefer to offer additional apps as external apps to maintain compatibility with older and current versions.

Btw, for the readers, from the .bit Discord community - there are several German speaking Namecoin contributors, and for sure domob is not the BM-man:
[img=https://namecoin.online/downloads/Dot_bit_Discord_2022_05_16.png][/img]

Before you ask about me and our (not "my") community, you should answer the question about who you think from the Namecoin community would like to collaborate with you. I know the (correct) answer, so this would be a rhetorical question. So far, you have been regularly banned the past years from all communities with your puppet accounts. You had many chances, but this time it was the last!

Everyone knows already, that you're talking about yourself in pluralis majestatis as "the community" and that you want to take over the entire Namecoin project!

How generous of you to grant Daniel Kraft, the main coder of the Namecoin Core wallet, access to his own GitHub repository for an entire year!

Come on, "the community" is waiting for your next reply, we know, that you are the-last-word-guy! Each post must include at least one item out of your standard dictionary "fake", "scumbag" and "con artist".

Really? I see no problem with namecoin.pro.

Which community? The 14 dead accounts in J.R.s IRC channels? Or the 12 members, which are currently online in his Subreddit? Oh no, I got it, you are the community! Please more of this projections!

Really?



Go ahead!

After some further death threats on Matrix, where he got banned twice (won't waste my time for placing screenshots), the OP continues his psycho game now again in the Namecoin thread. He's doing this day by day now, round the clock, all over the internet, and he will continue to abuse this forum.

At some point this cyberstalker should get confused from switching the sides over and over again, depending on whether it fits into his current psycho game or not. (Wayback) 

To bring this entertainment to an end: Nice to see again, how the OP takes an argument i.a. against domob, the main coder of the Namecoin Core wallet (archive), and, when it suits him, uses the same argument as an attack vector against me (while I clearly stated, that domob was never and can never be accused from my side). Same psychological structure could be seen when he were begging for admin rights in the Namecoin group on Telegram, in return he would handle over a newly created IRC channel, he was squatting on at Libera. As his request was denied, he started attacking me and the Telegram channel all over the internet for the past years.

His goal is, as I said above, to take over the entire Namecoin project (archive), and it is his "formula" to enforce his claims even with death threads all over the internet against anyone who doesn't do what he commands. I could bring countless "evidences", but first of all I'm not pursuing any legal proceedings here, secondly it's not worth the time. If anyone still has doubts that this is the well-known cyber-stalker humanrightsfoundation, then I can't help anymore. Ban him or let him be part of this community - I don't care because he will re-incarnate anyway. So I'm done here.

You will be truly so kind to show me my OT!

I request to ban the OP as sock puppet of humanrightsfoundation. Mods mprep and Welsh had even to delete his attempt of doxxing in the Namecoin thread, what they surly will confirm. No further comment on this.

What Daniel said some time ago most likely referred to code contributions in their GitHub repository, although I already presented them a huge to-do list about four years ago, and they're still working on the issues until today. And yes, our main communities verified via the Web3 ID namecoin.nmc are growing continuously, and there will be many more Namecoin users soon, thanks to my hard work over the last four years. These members were invited by other crypto communities, and it seems that they are interested in Namecoin, otherwise they would leave the groups. You won't get admin rights, Zoltan Konder, however much FUD you spread.

This verification was created on-chain on my request according to section Verifying ownership, because an offer of $ 750k USD was made over a broker in one of the Discord channels at this time. The offer was declined btw. Tracing the transaction chains doesn't necessarily prove the legal ownership, as the owner of the assigned cryptographic token may also act as registrar on behalf of a third party. No one would call a registrar a squatter btw. Claiming the Handshake name also doesn't mean automatically, that Daniel took something from the Handshake airdrop (what he didn't). He was responsible for the claim as he maintains the DNS settings of the website namecoin.org, even though J.R. uses that domain for his personal blog, at best with a few guest posts. It should be noted that all these positions mentioned in the team section are of course purely fantasy positions, as Namecoin is a pure community project and not backed by any company or legal entity. This should be considered as a kinda nice and "epic" relic of the pioneers of Namecoin who were simply proud of their project.

Regardless, I have to mention that Daniel Kraft aka domob is for sure one of the most trusted and most competent people in the Namecoin project, and he always tries to keep out of any fights in a very diplomatic way. Even in case he put the domain d/bitcoin up for sale, which is the first ever registered blockchain domain ever, he definitely would deserve the proceeds. Independent from the fact, that any domain holders who invested in Namecoin NFTs deserve their profit. In fact, it is essential for the Namecoin ecosystem that the big profits are not made through Namecoin as a cryptocurrency, but through its NFTs, which are clearly the oldest in the crypto universe. Also I consider it an advantage that the trading of NFTs takes place in Ethereum. Even though atomic trades are clearly preferable within the Namecoin ecosystem and are clearly the safest way to trade, these trades would lack liquidity on exchanges. Also it would have massive impact on the price chart of NMC. But the lower the prices for domain registration and management, the more attractive the project for the Namecoin community, especially domain holders. I'm not a fan of some contributors to the GitHub repository, to put it very politely and as everyone already knows, but the statement that the classification of the d/ prefix as the default domain record would have been done for financial interests seems a little bit constructed.

Maybe, J.R. aka biolizard89 finds this very scary, our users not. This will be relevant at first anyway, once I released the new Namecoin apps. In the end, the entire user interfaces of the Namecoin wallets (Core and Electrum) are just a bundle of external apps, which are accessing the wallet via RPC commands, so they're only graphically integrated via the qt-framework. Same goes for the Bitcoin wallets btw. Wouldn't be a problem at all to provide a customized external name-management app anytime.