Topic: A revolution has begun (Read 3971 times)

It takes a lot of courage to launch out the way you guys have, and I applaud that.
But you should have used a more different name than bitcointalk.io.

It's so obvious you are trying to compete, people will assume you have nothing new to offer, just from that name alone.

Being a programmer,using a Ddos attack protected server,shows how insecure you're too vulnerabilities.Don't take that as an offence but staring at the screen for 10 seconds without any "waiting animations" on the screen is probably a bad UI design.I literally had to open the website 3 times to get redirected to the main page (finally!).Web design isn't all that bad but sort of looks like a rip off for bitcointalk.org.Yes I agree,you guys are ddos protected and managed by the "professionals" but that's not what all it takes to drive the traffic.Maybe come up with something more creative which isn't a fabricated copy of an existing project.

This revolution isn't nearly as exciting as the French Revolution. You could write a book about that one. 

Have you understood the seas much? Have you heard the universe in a drop of water? Indeed. Prick up your ears. Direct your eyes astern. Primordial things are bubbling to your surface. Have you seen the shores much? Not in a long while. Good. We are churning our way through the mystical under-rivers of the world.

I call to you from the very belowdecks. Do you dare answer?

I don't understand. You're trying to propose a bitcoin forum that's better than this? This may be, but honestly people are too tied to this one and besides, epochtalk is about to come out.

Let me tell you about heartache and the loss of G_d. Have you lost enough to follow me? Let me walk you through it all into a hall, past a corridor, down the stairs. Open the doors. Arrange yourself. Be still among the soothing fonts and colours. The threads of a rich tapestry hang before you. Pull one.

I'm not going to comment on the 'security measures' you've implemented, since I do not have any significant knowledge of that.
But after reading both your replies and the ones of user '2112', I'd put more trust in him than in you.

Just by looking at the design of the forum itself, I'm going to make a prediction: that will never become popular.
No-one needs these 'fancy' graphics on a forum, certainly not one to depict every category, people just want to get their information fast and easy, with minimal distraction.

Not even close.

But your misfeature made me check out how professionals do the "browsercheck". I checked my bookmarks for the sites that use similar technology. One related to Bitcoin is http://chain.so , that has block explorers for several mainnets and testnets. It is handled by Cloudflare, either by the free level or the cheapest level, because it uses the SSL certificate issued by Cloudflare. The block explorers are very AJAX-y, but do have some limited usefulness even with Javascript disabled.

I checked it on all available browsers, both with Javascript enabled and disabled, both through the clearnet and through Tor. I also had tested it over the weekend through a cellular Internet provider that uses heavy IPv4 sharing on the public side, so that I would use an IPv4 shared with many other customers.

When Javascript is disabled Cloudflare displays:
The page reloads itself without the need to do anything, in particular site continues to work (in their limited capability) with Javascript disabled.

When Javascript is enabled Cloudflare displays:
and again everything refreshes itself without the need to do anything.

So that about sums up the difference between professionals and random code monkeys. Cloudflare's free account probably has some non-obvious limitations, but I see absolutely no reason to use 1net.tech DDoS protection. It would seem particularly effective way to choke the traffic to one's site.

Monetize your forum and 50%+ of the members of this forum will move over to your forum. ^smile^ The majority or should I rather say, a very high percentage of the users on this forum are here for the signature campaigns and the money they can earn here. If they take this away from Bitcointalk.org this place will be very boring. I started out on this forum, because I wanted to learn more about this wonderful technology and most of my family and friends were not into it, so I had nobody to talk to and ask questions.

Bitcointalk.org is now my local hangout with friends with similar interest, the signature campaign is just a added bonus to make things even more fun to be here. ^smile^

What if everything you ever had was gone? And you were gone, too; cast out by the pagan leaders of your own tribe. In a humble public garden on the edge of town, your followers meet to decide your fate. Your sideways dealings, the sweaty poke and prod of the crowds, the whispers within earshot, all behind you. To new fora, bolder claims, sharper edges. ..

Life is short. Have an affair.

It is working as it should, may i ask if some friends of you have tried to connect?

My Team and friends seem to have no problem when trying to access the site.

Also it doesnt make any sense to me why you should be blocked, maybe you are using a blocked ip-range. (we blocked some spam related ip ranges)

But you can also visit us via smartphone/tablet as we are optimized for that too.

Mane, that's some serious salt.

Thanks for the warning though.

Wrong guess. I have Javascript enabled in all 4 browsers and all of them are correctly passing browser checks and captchas served by the likes of Cloudflare and others.

My guess is that you're a beginning programmer/system administrator working alone, without backup of a test team or even a friend that you could bounce your ideas off in a friendly way. That is why you are so angry: hard work and no results, not even the foggiest idea of what is wrong in your setup.

Yes, of course we need some ambitious people backing us up with threads and posts in the beginning, we can generate a secure area but we can't generate interesting threads/posts/content from scratch.

Feel free to join us and help creating content.

www.Bitcointalk.io is a very new forum, it will take its time but we are working with max efford to at the backend.

Stay tuned

it looks good that you worked for the security so well but you should put some stuffs there people are not just going there without profit or any exited information.you are in half way try half more and you will be at sucess

Maybe you first ask some other guys before posting things like this. This is not an error, you are just not using javascript i guess.

Our browsercheck need javascript to run. Even TOR got javascript installed as default today.

Didn't get a joke, but managed to get offended? Another red flag for scammer. They are usually humorless but always demand "respect" (the last word pronounced with Marlon Brando's accent in The Godfather).

I'm pretty sure this business is like dry gangrene: it is self-limiting by cutting off the blood/traffic flow to the infected/protected site. But typically they would try to restart it under different name to disassociate themselves from the original failure. For the future reference I preserve the "custom browsercheck" in case anyone wants to investigate. I downloaded exactly the same, non-working, page using 4 different browsers and several IPv4 addresses, both through clear-net and through Tor. I don't have time to debug it, I just noticed a hotlink to an image hosted by imgur.com . I just X-ed out the tracking cookie.

Yes indeed, you're not goin throu our custombrowsercheck. This can happen if you block services such as javascript or you visit our browser from a ip very often or under other circumstances, we wont fully describe how it works becaus of security purposes.

//I maybe overestimated your English
I didn't get this joke, as i told, english is not my foreign language so please excuse the bad grammar.
Also please don't be disrespectful with no reason.

I told you that you are clueless code monkey. I maybe overestimated your English. You seem to write clearly, but have comprehension problem when reading.

When some visit your sites all they get is a static unmoving webpage. There's no way to see what is behind.

Your DDoS is indeed very efficient. Like the proverbial protection against sexually transmitted diseases:

- Drink glass of water.
- Before or after?
- Instead.

Yep, THE best protection.

We already have some good reputation, bitcointalk.io should be a safe alternative to this forum here.

Our mission is to create a safe environment for bitcoin users. This site here deserves a better protection in every way.

Also it doesnt make sense to me that basic users cant post pictures and stuff like signature pictures.. Ive seen/created/moderated very much forums and this here, i can tell from my perspective, is by far the oldest piece of shiit ive ever seen, literaly.  by far.

Here on .org you really cant see any progress.

We are steady developing new stuff, so a bitcoin forum with its own fully automatic escrow system and its own blockchain/fullnode is very welcome for the bitcoinworld we guess.

Now, you can decide, do you want something new?


What makes us different?

DDOS Protected
2FactorAuth to ensure nobody can easily bruteforce your account.
Fully secured backend
Custom Browsercheck
Newest Technology
Steady Updates, new features coming soon
Responsive Design, smartphone and tablet/computer optimized
You can post pictures, also you can post cool smileys/colors and bbcodes and more!