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Topic: [2015-09-02] Oxford Dictionaries adds definition for blockchain (Read 384 times)

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Oxford Dictionaries adds definition for blockchain
The word ‘blockchain’ is added to the Oxford Dictionaries web site, along with ‘Redditor’ and an additional meaning of the word ‘miner’. It reflects the growing use of the words in English language.
http://www.coinfox.info/news/2924-oxford-dictionaries-adds-definition-for-blockchain

jaja, it means more than it seems, at least for me, all those "little steps" that i can read everyday made me feel optimistic about the bitcoin world Wink

Now even your grandmother can look up the dictionary and find the meanings of these words. It is no longer technical jargon, restricted to nerdy computer science types.

and your sons will read when his father join at the history of the humanity Tongue
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Oxford Dictionaries adds definition for blockchain
The word ‘blockchain’ is added to the Oxford Dictionaries web site, along with ‘Redditor’ and an additional meaning of the word ‘miner’. It reflects the growing use of the words in English language.
http://www.coinfox.info/news/2924-oxford-dictionaries-adds-definition-for-blockchain

Bitcoin has truly arrived on the scene.
Now even your grandmother can look up the dictionary and find the meanings of these words. It is no longer technical jargon, restricted to nerdy computer science types.
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Oxford Dictionaries adds definition for blockchain
The word ‘blockchain’ is added to the Oxford Dictionaries web site, along with ‘Redditor’ and an additional meaning of the word ‘miner’. It reflects the growing use of the words in English language.
http://www.coinfox.info/news/2924-oxford-dictionaries-adds-definition-for-blockchain
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