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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 05/01/2023, 00:07:28 UTC
Does the district court in NY have some kind of special powers or something?  I'm not sure where bitcointalk is 'headquartered' or who'd have jurisdiction over any prosecution, but I don't think Theymos operates out of New York.  And I don't think NY courts typically give orders to federal agencies like the FBI--but I could be wrong.

The F.B.I. is a FEDERAL agency in the United States of America, and theymos lives in Denver.
CludFlare is based in the United States of America, as is Namecheap, which currently hosts the bitcointalk.org domain.


If you think [Suspicious link removed] domain by a US citizen who uses an American registrar and hosts the content on American servers.

Recent seizure order from New York:
z-lib.org

A good VPN with $2.99/mo.

Is that too much for a privacy?

A good VPN can be found in Russia, but it is much more expensive and is not measured in US dollars.
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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 04/01/2023, 01:57:13 UTC
All of these are grave concerns.
Theymos even gone so far as to commit major crimes like laundering nearly $500 million dollars.

When the FBI becomes involved, I believe it is best if theymos roll down that fucking mountain and start talking until he can.

A single message from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York would be enough to seize bitcointalk.org.

Think about that for a moment.
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Re: Old clients are unable to open new wallets.
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cyberterrorist
on 04/01/2023, 01:46:48 UTC
The issue is that I want to use a wallet created with segwit/taproot compatible versions of bitcoind in the old version of clients.
All wallets created with new software are incompatible with older versions.


You cannot use a wallet created with the latest bitcoind in an older version of bitcoind!
Impossible!
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Re: Old clients are unable to open new wallets.
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 19:36:54 UTC
I don't believe it's possible because the new wallet is an HD wallet.

I'm thinking of making a new wallet that isn't HD, transferring the funds there, and then dumping the new and importing in the old version.

What motivates me to do it?

Because I despise taproot and segwit and refuse to use any new client.
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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 19:09:35 UTC
Don't you find interesting that neither my Tor Browser, nor my non-js Firefox had any issues with Cloudflare? I had to force an "all" posts view for Clouflare to kick in.

I do have a significant problem with CloudFlare, which is most likely due to the fact that my opsec is far more sophisticated than you can imagine.

CloudFlare most likely recognized your fingerprint and now allows you to do things that others cannot.

The rest of us, on the other hand, must either find a hcaptcha or a message to enable JavaScript in order to visit bitcointalk.org.

It's possible that you recently solved a hcaptcha that extracted your fingerprint, so when you visit bitcointalk.org, it won't ask you again.


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Old clients are unable to open new wallets.
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 18:52:44 UTC
I'm curious why I can't open a wallet created with a newer version of bitcoind with an older version of bitcoind.

When I try, it displays a message stating that a new client is required and then kills itself when I click the OK button.
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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 17:25:18 UTC
Tor Browser is developed by

Sorry, but your conspiracy theories are off topic here.

I know you come up with this so I prepared this for you:

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Tor is now considered to be an infallible tool for blanket anonymity, and to question this dogma means you are “spreading FUD”. This is pathetic.
https://restoreprivacy.com/tor/

Regarding your comments on the quotes, it appears you didn't even read the original topic, which was about CloudFlare making bitcointalk.org inaccessible without JavaScript.
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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 16:28:50 UTC
If I had more manpower, then I would prioritize maintaining our own DDoS protection
However, if this is your way of applying for the job, I don't think you'll pass. Work on your anger management first.

Nobody is going to work for free.
I have many reasons to be angry, including the fact that the forum is not mobile-friendly and that it does not work without JavaScript because its DNS is hosted by CloudFlare.

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would have paid for the forum to run on monster servers for the next 100 years, but instead it was spent on fast cars and villas.
Proof it. The forum's addresses are public.

If it was spent as transparently as you claim, I'm sure you could list all the addresses that show the 10,000+ Bitcoin in your next comment.

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Theymos, as far as I know, is currently sitting on over 500 Bitcoin that he claims belongs to BitcoinTalk.
Pick a side: was it spent on toys, or is he HODLing?

Toys and other luxuries.  Yep.

I mean seriously OP, did you donate to the forum?  If not, why in the world would you care about the forum's funds?

I didn't donate, but reading about false promises and tens of thousands of Bitcoin missing is a significant issue that I can't ignore, especially when I'm unable to access bitcointalk because its DNS is hosted on a free platform called CloudFlare, which prevents me or anyone else from visiting bitcointalk without JavaScript.

I'm very angry that this happens because now as LoyceV claims, "there is no money".
By the way, this is also a lie.
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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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on 03/01/2023, 15:21:54 UTC
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There's no money coming in, only money going out.

Oh, yes?

Thousands of Bitcoin donated to improve the forum would have paid for the forum to run on monster servers for the next 100 years, but instead it was spent on fast cars and villas.

Theymos, as far as I know, is currently sitting on over 500 Bitcoin that he claims belongs to BitcoinTalk.

Don't tell me those funds can't be used to build a better forum and get the fuck away from CloudFlare.

Give me 5 Bitcoin out of the 500, and I'll make BitcoinTalk the best forum ever without using CloudFlare.
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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 14:58:00 UTC
The original forum by Satoshi Nakamoto, which was hosted on bitcoin.org until August of 2011, was completely destroyed by con artists like yourself.
I come to BitcoinTalk primarily to discuss Bitcoin and Namecoin.


It's unfortunate that you're treating BitcoinTalk like it's your and theymos' playground.
You should be ashamed that Satoshi's historical forum is run by con artists.
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Re: Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 13:37:30 UTC
CloudFlare is a man-in-the-middle, and I believe it is extremely dangerous, especially when it denies access to websites without the website's owners' knowledge.


Is this not censorship?  Naturally, it is.
Consider this: some people, particularly on BitcoinTalk, prefer non-javascript solutions; however, CloudFlare will deny access to bitcointalk.org if you do not use JavaScript, which I find completely unacceptable.

With the funds raised from advertising, BitcoinTalk could easily run 13 name servers, each of which would have significant DDoS protection.
The same is true for hosting.

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Domain Name: [Suspicious link removed].cloudflare.com
Name Server: brad.ns.cloudflare.com
DNSSEC: unsigned

By the way, if BitcoinTalk worries so much about security, isn't signing the bitcointalk.org zone with DNSSEC would be a priority?




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Theymos is living the high life; BitcoinTalk is inaccessible without JavaScript
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cyberterrorist
on 03/01/2023, 12:36:27 UTC
While you can disable JavaScript, this will make quoting on BitcoinTalk impossible, and CloudFlare will force you to enable JavaScripts or deny you access to BitcoinTalk.

I'm not sure why you need CloudFlare when the profit from advertising is more than enough to rent entire serve racks.  Is BitcoinTalk's revenue being siphoned off?
That would also not surprise me.


Regrettably, BitcoinTalk is ruled by an unelected criminal who sends BitcoinTalk to Cloudflare and spits on all of us while living the high life.

It doesn't bother him that people who don't use JavaScript can't access BitcoinTalk.
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Re: BitcoinTalk Censorship: censoring information about Satoshi and Bitcoin
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cyberterrorist
on 02/01/2023, 19:58:33 UTC
Freedom of speech? Oh, really?

Latest example:
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A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by a Bitcoin Forum moderator. Posts are most frequently deleted because they are off-topic, though they can also be deleted for other reasons. In the future, please avoid posting things that need to be deleted.

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Buy signal - on.

A Xaya troll has appeared.
At the very least, change your signature the next time you visit Namecoin and promote Daniel Kraft's scam.

Daniel Kraft's claim to be a "chief Namecoin scientist," whatever that means, amuses me.  Hilarious.

I wonder how merging auxpow time to time from upstream Bitcoin makes anyone a "scientist".


A little digging reveals that the so-called "Xaya" is Autonomous Worlds Ltd, was founded in Malta, not Switzerland, where Daniel Kraft claims to live. 
Autonomous Worlds Ltd is registered at the address Office 2, Suite 2, The Penthouse, Capital Business Centre, Entrance C, Triq Taz-Zwejt, San Gwann Sgn 3000.

In the Paradise Papers investigation, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists exposed the same address used by Daniel Kraft for his scam. 
Offshore Leak: https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/nodes/58101666

Obviously, I consider both the phony "chief Namecoin scientist" Daniel Kraft and realdantreccia to be con artists. 
The fact that they are linked to an investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists proves unequivocally that these are international criminals using Malta to launder money.

I once again request that Daniel Kraft immediately transfer the namecoin.org domain and all other assets to me.
Namecoin should not be managed by criminals like him in any way.

Email: namecoin.org@proton.me

Update:
Autonomous Worlds Ltd changed addresses several times; each address, including the most recent, is also listed in the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists' Paradise Papers investigation.

At this point, I believe it is in the public interest to publish Daniel Kraft's home address and passport number.

DANIEL KRAFT
Nationality: Austrian
Passport number: P7591505
   
PUMPWERKSTRASSE 5,
ADLISWIL 8134
SWITZERLAND


Public source of Daniel Kraft's personal information: https://registry.mbr.mt/ROC/index.jsp#/ROC/companyDetailsRO.do?action=involvementList&companyId=C%2087413
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Re: [announce] Namecoin - a distributed naming system based on Bitcoin
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cyberterrorist
on 02/01/2023, 12:38:46 UTC
Squatters happen everywhere, who cares?  There is nothing stopping websites from being developed on .bit

The .bit TLD is not associated with Namecoin!  I'm not sure how many times I have to repeat myself.

You have been misled into believing that Namecoin is a coin that grants you a .bit domain, which is not the case.
You can register .bit domains in other Namespaces or register a completely new TLD, such as .talk in the talk/ Namespace.
You are not required to use d/ simply because some con artist tells you to.

The .bit TLD is proposed by a completely separate project known as the "DOT-BIT Project," which used Namecoin.
Claiming that Namecoin is the "DOT-BIT Project" is absurd and severely harms Namecoin's reputation.



The closer and more integrated JR and the Namecoin Devs get to integrating .bit into web browsers the more the trolls come out in deep fear!  (The namecoin Core integration has come a LONG way the last 2 years)

Jeremy Rand is not a Namecoin developer!  Namecoin hasn't even been developed since Vince announced it in this thread.
There are projects that use Namecoin, but it is critical that everyone understands that each of those projects is entirely independent of Namecoin.
Daniel Kraft occasionally merges from upstream Bitcoin, and that's all, purely maintainer work.


Your assertion that web browsers will incorporate the .bit TLD is incorrect and extremely dangerous.  Web browsers integrate the Namespace rather than the TLD.

If a browser looked up the value first, rather than the Namespace, there would be complete chaos, with websites being hijacked in seconds.

There have been attempts to hard code the d/ Namespace into Tor Browser, but the Tor Project will never approve what Jeremy Rand desires.  I will make certain that such a feature is never implemented in Tor Browser.  It is Jeremy Rand's personal project that only serves his own interests, much of which are purely financial, charlatan, such as Daniel Kraft, who uses Namecoin to promote his for-profit companies with which he launders money in Malta.
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Re: [announce] Namecoin - a distributed naming system based on Bitcoin
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cyberterrorist
on 01/01/2023, 21:11:06 UTC
Keep an eye out, Mr. Daniel R. Treccia.

I know you well, and I know you're involved in Xaya, so you should brace yourself for the worst!

I'm coming for you, I'm going to kick you in the lungs, and I'm going to take everything you've ever loved.

The wisest move would be to stay out of the Namecoin discussion, though I doubt you understand this because you have already been banned from Twitter several times.
Do I need to remind you why?

I understand Daniel Kraft, the "chief Namecoin scientist," directed you here.

Let me say it again for you:
Namecoin has nothing to do with Xaya or charlatans like you and Daniel Kraft.

If your comment isn't about Namecoin, its criminal or fake "developers," "engineers," or "scientists," you should just fill your mouth with shit and wonder about the stars.
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Re: [announce] Namecoin - a distributed naming system based on Bitcoin
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cyberterrorist
on 01/01/2023, 19:41:35 UTC
Love how much time you just wasted there to not change my descisions whatsoever.

Exposing con artists like you and Daniel Kraft, is not a waste of time.


When did you buy Namecoin?
I'm looking at the market, and you didn't even make a sound; my fart produces more spikes on the chart than you.  Cheesy

BayAreaCoins' swap have for you 150 Namecoin, go and get them quick: https://altquick.com/swap/
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Re: [announce] Namecoin - a distributed naming system based on Bitcoin
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cyberterrorist
on 01/01/2023, 11:21:44 UTC
Buy signal - on.

A Xaya troll has appeared.
At the very least, change your signature the next time you visit Namecoin and promote Daniel Kraft's scam.

Daniel Kraft's claim to be a "chief Namecoin scientist," whatever that means, amuses me.  Hilarious.

I wonder how merging auxpow time to time from upstream Bitcoin makes anyone a "scientist".


A little digging reveals that the so-called "Xaya" is Autonomous Worlds Ltd, which was founded in Malta, not Switzerland, where Daniel Kraft claims to live. 
Autonomous Worlds Ltd is registered at the address Office 2, Suite 2, The Penthouse, Capital Business Centre, Entrance C, Triq Taz-Zwejt, San Gwann Sgn 3000.

In the Paradise Papers investigation, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists exposed the same address used by Daniel Kraft for his scam. 
Offshore Leak: https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/nodes/58101666

Obviously, I consider both the phony "chief Namecoin scientist" Daniel Kraft and realdantreccia to be con artists. 
The fact that they are linked to an investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists proves unequivocally that these are international criminals using Malta to launder money.

I once again request that Daniel Kraft immediately transfer the namecoin.org website and all other assets to me.
Namecoin should not be managed by criminals like him in any way.

Email: namecoin.org@proton.me


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Re: [announce] Namecoin - a distributed naming system based on Bitcoin
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cyberterrorist
on 31/12/2022, 13:39:18 UTC
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.

Nope, without convincing proof that satoshi is vinced, he did not.

He simply chimed in his thoughts in an ongoing discussion about BitDNS, which preceded and is entirely separate from Namecoin.
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.

This, along with the most vocal bagholders of re-registered names touting you as an "OG Namecoin dev", are two of the most embarrassing misconceptions in the entire Historical NFT space
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.

The community left Namecoin to be forgotten and the few people bothering maintaining it (maybe rightly so) are taking many decisions without asking anyone, occasionally prioritizing personal gain. Make no mistakes though, it's not their fault for looking into personal gain. They're using the protocol to advance their personal interests
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.

What exactly are OGs?  I'm not sure.  "Namecoin OGs" are something I've never heard of.  If this is referring to squatters, they should market themselves as dick-handlers or DHs.

You can create your own binaries and distribute them under a name other than Namecoin.  Instead of trolling the Namecoin community, why not create your own "UweCoin"?  You call yourself a developer, but I have yet to see a single bug fix or improvement to Namecoin from you.

I can assure you that you will never become a Namecoin developer.  If you were a "developer," as you claim, you would have sent a pull request with your changes to GitHub in 2019, but you didn't and won't because you're nothing more than a useless annoying noob who is constantly arguing and spamming your disgusting website, which discredits the entire namecoin community.

To me, attacking nutildah, who merited your posts, seems completely stupid.  You should see a psychiatric professional as soon as possible.
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Re: Banning UWE MARTENS a well known NAMECOIN SCAMMER from BitcoinTalk
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on 31/12/2022, 10:36:33 UTC
But every BitcoinTalk member should know that even Satoshi Nakamoto contributed on this project

Nope, without convincing proof that satoshi is vinced, he did not.

He simply chimed in his thoughts in an ongoing discussion about BitDNS, which preceded and is entirely separate from Namecoin. This, along with the most vocal bagholders of re-registered names touting you as an "OG Namecoin dev", are two of the most embarrassing misconceptions in the entire Historical NFT space.

Its great if you want to build on Namecoin but please take your historical revisionism elsewhere.

 Cheesy


I don't believe Uwe Martens' comments on BitcoinTalk meet the bare minimum for inclusion here.  These are completely incorrect nonsense, and he spams his childish Microsoft Word made websites almost every time he makes a comment; the most recent comment alone contained two links.
He not only has no knowledge of the subject, but all of his comments are written specifically to promote his websites, which have nothing to do with Namecoin.

Namecoin is a community-developed open source software.  Uwe Martens, on the other hand, is a con artist who pretends to be a developer by constantly harassing the Namecoin community and spamming his trash websites not only on BitcoinTalk but also on WikiPedia (o_links_are_spam_and_not_relevant]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Namecoin#The_added_namecoi[Suspicious link removed]o_links_are_spam_and_not_relevant).

My opinion is similar to BayAreaCoins', BitcoinEXpress', and biolizard89's, and it will not change in the near future.

This topic should not be about spamming and promoting fraudulent websites.

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I can't link to the relevant section of the Namecoin talk page on WikiPedia because BitcoinTalk automatically replaces all text that contains the namecoin pro domain with namecoi[Suspicious link removed].  I wish they would also remove all of his comments with a [Suspicious text removed].

By going directly to the Namecoin talk page at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Namecoin, you can see Uwe Martens and his spam that has been removed by WikiPedia admins.

Uwe Martens' failed hostile takeover of the Namecoin project:
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Namecoin&diff=1043531325&oldid=1043302032


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Re: [announce] Namecoin - a distributed naming system based on Bitcoin
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cyberterrorist
on 31/12/2022, 09:55:43 UTC
But every BitcoinTalk member should know that even Satoshi Nakamoto contributed on this project

Nope, without convincing proof that satoshi is vinced, he did not.

He simply chimed in his thoughts in an ongoing discussion about BitDNS, which preceded and is entirely separate from Namecoin. This, along with the most vocal bagholders of re-registered names touting you as an "OG Namecoin dev", are two of the most embarrassing misconceptions in the entire Historical NFT space.

Its great if you want to build on Namecoin but please take your historical revisionism elsewhere.

 Cheesy


I don't believe Uwe Martens' comments on BitcoinTalk meet the bare minimum for inclusion here.  These are completely incorrect nonsense, and he spams his childish Microsoft Word made websites almost every time he makes a comment; the most recent comment alone contained two links.
He not only has no knowledge of the subject, but all of his comments are written specifically to promote his websites, which have nothing to do with Namecoin.

Namecoin is a community-developed open source software.  Uwe Martens, on the other hand, is a con artist who pretends to be a developer by constantly harassing the Namecoin community and spamming his trash websites not only on BitcoinTalk but also on WikiPedia (o_links_are_spam_and_not_relevant]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Namecoin#The_added_namecoi[Suspicious link removed]o_links_are_spam_and_not_relevant).

My opinion is similar to BayAreaCoins', BitcoinEXpress', and biolizard89's, and it will not change in the near future.

This topic should not be about spamming and promoting fraudulent websites.