Topic: [ANN] CoinMap 2.0! (Map showing places where Bitcoin is accepted) - page 10. (Read 108156 times)
August 11, 2014, 12:32:22 AM
Nothing in my area sadly
August 10, 2014, 02:08:41 PM
payment:bitcoin=yes is a de facto tag for businesses accepting Bitcoin. They had an issue on how and in what way Bitcoin is accepted. So I think they could come up with a new tag for that.
I do not know if they are as interested as they say they are. I would receive much more input if they were genuinely interested I believe. I mean somebody invented their own tag and removed the de facto tag. In good faith they tried to help but instead deleted data.
If the local OSM community suggested it like that, I think you should honour their opinion.
I'm in a discussion with them right now. We are discussing this. It is not set in stone. One of them says they are agreeing with what you say. Though he/she didn't make clear on exactly what so I have asked for citations. Still waiting for an answer. Asked 4 minutes ago.(now the time is 21.10 here)I do not know if they are as interested as they say they are. I would receive much more input if they were genuinely interested I believe. I mean somebody invented their own tag and removed the de facto tag. In good faith they tried to help but instead deleted data.
August 10, 2014, 01:33:58 PM
Webhallen is a Swedish electronics/computer/gaming company that accepts Bitcoin, but not at the cash registers.(purchase online at their site, then get the goods at any of their store locations)
In the Swedish OpenStreetMap community at #OSM.se oftc.net we talk about how to tag a business like Webhallen who accepts the payment only online and not at the cash registers. Webhallen uses BitPay. Some of the osm members want to use a new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes to tell the world that purchases can be done online, but not at the cash registers.
The time to make a purchase took me 1 and a half hour. 1 hour for BitPay to confirm for Webhallen that I paid my Bitcoins and half an hour for their storage system to calculate if they had the product I wanted.
Any ideas? Should I stick with payment:bitcoin=yes or do we start using this new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes?
In the Swedish OpenStreetMap community at #OSM.se oftc.net we talk about how to tag a business like Webhallen who accepts the payment only online and not at the cash registers. Webhallen uses BitPay. Some of the osm members want to use a new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes to tell the world that purchases can be done online, but not at the cash registers.
The time to make a purchase took me 1 and a half hour. 1 hour for BitPay to confirm for Webhallen that I paid my Bitcoins and half an hour for their storage system to calculate if they had the product I wanted.
Any ideas? Should I stick with payment:bitcoin=yes or do we start using this new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes?
If the local OSM community suggested it like that, I think you should honour their opinion. My own is, however, that there should be no special mention of "online Bitcoin payments" in OSM, since it is a map. If something is online, it has no place on the map, and thus it doesn't matter at all whether or not you can pay online with Bitcoin. (A possible exception would be if you can pay online and then pick up your stuff at a local store, maybe.)
August 10, 2014, 01:24:02 PM
Webhallen is a Swedish electronics/computer/gaming company that accepts Bitcoin, but not at the cash registers.(purchase online at their site, then get the goods at any of their store locations)
In the Swedish OpenStreetMap community at #OSM.se oftc.net we talk about how to tag a business like Webhallen who accepts the payment only online and not at the cash registers. Webhallen uses BitPay. Some of the osm members want to use a new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes to tell the world that purchases can be done online, but not at the cash registers.
The time to make a purchase took me 1 and a half hour. 1 hour for BitPay to confirm for Webhallen that I paid my Bitcoins and half an hour for their storage system to calculate if they had the product I wanted.
Any ideas? Should I stick with payment:bitcoin=yes or do we start using this new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes?
In the Swedish OpenStreetMap community at #OSM.se oftc.net we talk about how to tag a business like Webhallen who accepts the payment only online and not at the cash registers. Webhallen uses BitPay. Some of the osm members want to use a new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes to tell the world that purchases can be done online, but not at the cash registers.
The time to make a purchase took me 1 and a half hour. 1 hour for BitPay to confirm for Webhallen that I paid my Bitcoins and half an hour for their storage system to calculate if they had the product I wanted.
Any ideas? Should I stick with payment:bitcoin=yes or do we start using this new tag payment:online:bitcoin=yes?
August 05, 2014, 02:38:26 AM
I'm not sure how to do this (or indeed if it's possible), I run a charity (www.Exeter-Pirate-Day.com) that will take bitcoin donations all year via the website, on the day itself there is a tour around the city, where bitcoin can be donated when we are there, but only then. how is the best way to add this to CoinMap?
Since it is a tour around the city you probably shouldn't, even if you only put it on the map during the actual hours of the event. A map is not made for "things" that move around.
I'm sure there are better ways to promote your event that are less hassle.
August 05, 2014, 01:50:19 AM
I'm not sure how to do this (or indeed if it's possible), I run a charity (www.Exeter-Pirate-Day.com) that will take bitcoin donations all year via the website, on the day itself there is a tour around the city, where bitcoin can be donated when we are there, but only then. how is the best way to add this to CoinMap?
You can add a schedule to locations. Opening hours or something it is called but I doubt this applies to your thing. As much as you might want this extra publicity, please refrain from adding it to OSM as it would most likely get removed anyway and people who head to the location to see their neighbor who accepts bitcoin would also be frustrated. Happened to me twice and I removed both.
There seems to be people wanting more coins added, and other people wanting litecoin removed. How about showing only bitcoin by default, but if somebody logs-in they can elect to show litecoin, dogecoin, darkcoin, whatever as well? This way the map is very scalable for peoples wants/needs without confusing new potential bitcoin merchants.
Problem is we are adding this to a database that should basically contain only relevant information and yeah, to bitcoin users this is relevant information and bitcoiners are 5 million but how many are darkcoiners? Is it really justified to go and spam OSM with all 934 coins? People want their coins on coinmap as it is precisely a sign of relevance and that is why NXT sent their sheeplies over to spam this thread just as any new coin goes and sends theirs over to the alt-coin list maintainers.
If the data was not in the main OSM DB I would support your idea absolutely but on the main layer … not so much. At least not for darkcoin.
August 05, 2014, 01:39:52 AM
Is there some sort of notify option for coinmap, so that i can bo notified trough email when a new venue is added ?
There is. I registered with them, paid my fee for the life time subscription and it notified me of the 3 changes that happened in my 50km radius since but I don't find them now in my inbox
Most likely I found them in this very same thread though.
August 04, 2014, 05:08:38 PM
Hi,
A question, and an idea.
First the question:
I'm not sure how to do this (or indeed if it's possible), I run a charity (www.Exeter-Pirate-Day.com) that will take bitcoin donations all year via the website, on the day itself there is a tour around the city, where bitcoin can be donated when we are there, but only then. how is the best way to add this to CoinMap?
The suggestion:
There seems to be people wanting more coins added, and other people wanting litecoin removed. How about showing only bitcoin by default, but if somebody logs-in they can elect to show litecoin, dogecoin, darkcoin, whatever as well? This way the map is very scalable for peoples wants/needs without confusing new potential bitcoin merchants.
~S
August 01, 2014, 01:56:00 AM
-1 for NXT for sure.
Some week ago I paid .5 BTC for 6 months special membership
coworking space at http://www.locusworkspace.cz/, great
place in Prague, accepting BTC even greater.
No Coinbase, direct transfer smooth and easy and got an
invoice (in CZK).
R.
July 30, 2014, 11:25:14 PM
lol how about offering an incentive to mr. stick nxt people?
He could apply for a bounty at nxtforum.org I believe. In NXTs, of course
July 30, 2014, 05:54:00 PM
lol how about offering an incentive to mr. stick nxt people?
July 29, 2014, 07:49:13 AM
You are really annoying 
July 29, 2014, 06:59:47 AM
Add NXT, please!!!
July 29, 2014, 06:53:39 AM
I don't want to bother but I think adding Nxt would be a good idea.
July 29, 2014, 05:44:58 AM
+1 to the +1's for Nxt to have a map
July 29, 2014, 05:36:40 AM
+1 for Nxt please 
July 29, 2014, 04:13:53 AM
How about adding NXT?
July 23, 2014, 11:01:57 AM
July 23, 2014, 10:53:02 AM
hi, there is an administrator of the map? someone can explain to me why you have taken the position that I had put the associates who accept bitcoins? I'd put on my user: cocioale? and crerericchezza area north Italy? with whom do I speak? thank you
July 23, 2014, 05:40:26 AM
map seems to be not working right now... Litecoin shops appear, but not Bitcoin ones...
Update: fixed.
Update: fixed.
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