Topic: [ANN] New bitcoin development mailing list (Read 80502 times)
That was a prophetic statement that is so true. Business people may well be put off by the slagging matches and so on. Im not sure if its an age group thing or just the mentality that creates that grinding effect, but its not really needed or warranted... Best left in the playground
Great thanks, looking forward to the list.
The forum just became too crowded lately
The forum just became too crowded lately
If you're going to use a mailing list, why not use BitMessage?
Maybe in the future they will include this option
The development mailing list has moved to https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/bitcoin-dev.
Looking for decentralized communication?
Email http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitmessage
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenet
Offers Email via Freemail plugin and...
https://wiki.freenetproject.org/Sone
http://jtcfrost.sourceforge.net/
Micro-blogging http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twister_(software)
https://twisterio.com/
Forums? Never used, but sounds promising.
http://getaether.net/
Email http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitmessage
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenet
Offers Email via Freemail plugin and...
https://wiki.freenetproject.org/Sone
http://jtcfrost.sourceforge.net/
Micro-blogging http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twister_(software)
https://twisterio.com/
Forums? Never used, but sounds promising.
http://getaether.net/
Thank you for sharing us this information!
Mailing lists are different than forums but also their purposes are different. However, as within a forum, within a mailing list there is a kind of mailing list etiquette that if people disregard the whole thing can turn out in the uncomfortable way. If used in the professional way, it could be attractive, though, just like at forums with professional administration and strict moderation.
Anyway, why not to use BitMessage?
Mailing lists are different than forums but also their purposes are different. However, as within a forum, within a mailing list there is a kind of mailing list etiquette that if people disregard the whole thing can turn out in the uncomfortable way. If used in the professional way, it could be attractive, though, just like at forums with professional administration and strict moderation.
Anyway, why not to use BitMessage?
Great thanks, looking forward to the list.
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
See my comments in this thread, also.
The forum just isn't suited for introducing new people to bitcoin, anymore. It scares off more business-professionals than it attracts.
is it bad?
Great thanks, looking forward to the list.
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
See my comments in this thread, also.
The forum just isn't suited for introducing new people to bitcoin, anymore. It scares off more business-professionals than it attracts.
is it bad?
Great thanks, looking forward to the list.
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
See my comments in this thread, also.
The forum just isn't suited for introducing new people to bitcoin, anymore. It scares off more business-professionals than it attracts.
is it bad?
Great thanks, looking forward to the list.
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
See my comments in this thread, also.
The forum just isn't suited for introducing new people to bitcoin, anymore. It scares off more business-professionals than it attracts.
is it bad?
I may be an idiot , but what mailing list means 
Iam rly new at this whole BTC things
join the question, Iam rly new at this whole BTC things btw
ok, really helped
Maybe create another forum with very strict rules? It should be simple enough.
-Make a subdomain (e.g. dev.bitcointalk.org)
-install a fresh, updated copy of SMF on /dev
-enforce strict rules (a lot of moderators would help)
-registrations must be admin/moderator approved
-Make a subdomain (e.g. dev.bitcointalk.org)
-install a fresh, updated copy of SMF on /dev
-enforce strict rules (a lot of moderators would help)
-registrations must be admin/moderator approved
I may be an idiot , but what mailing list means Iam rly new at this whole BTC things
Iam rly new at this whole BTC things
BitMessage could work.
Is there any advantage to joining this mailing list as a bitcoin investor?
I would say probably not unless you have a tech background. You may not understand what is being discussed, or misinterpret what is being said and making bad judgement calls based on that. Normally I would say all that would be fine as long as you ask lots of questions, but I don't think people would take very kindly to questions relative to investment strategy in a forum for tech/dev discussion.
Great thanks, looking forward to the list.
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
The forum just became too crowded lately, and a lot of FUD around...
See my comments in this thread, also.
The forum just isn't suited for introducing new people to bitcoin, anymore. It scares off more business-professionals than it attracts.
Is there any advantage to joining this mailing list as a bitcoin investor?
Thanks for the information, I signed up with my email.
About how often do you get messages sent out?
About how often do you get messages sent out?
This list is becoming cluttered, like the forum... :\
I only want to address the people that I interacted with on a previous thread about wireless bitcoin. What would accomplish that?
This list is becoming cluttered, like the forum... :\
If you're going to use a mailing list, why not use BitMessage?
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