No, it's not LITERALLY the same thing as Bitcoin, or it would be Bitcoin. Do you even know what literally means?
It's not even "more or less" the same thing as Bitcoin.
There are several exchanges that trade Bitcoins, there is a small economy built up around Bitcoin, etc. and none of that works with IXcoin.
What can you spend IXcoins on? Even fewer merchants than Bitcoin, and that's pretty bad!
Can't you at least use
some thinking skills? Really, it's people like you that make forums a terrible place to be.
Of course it is not exactly the same thing as Bitcoin, it's the same concept--it uses the same source code with minor modifications.
If you expect to be treated like an adult please use words that you want people to take at their definition. Otherwise I could say that
literally you don't know what you're talking about.
I would also assume you're the person that calls someone an uneducated troll for making a typo.
Are typos
literally the same as using a word with the incorrect meaning when you assume everyone will interpret your point the way you meant? I'm not a grammar nazi - this is just basic english.
Literally: 1. In a literal manner or sense; exactly. If you meant what you did you should have said "IXcoin is LIKE Bitcoin, but slightly different."
It's ok to be wrong but being a dick about it when people correct you makes you sound like a child.
Wow, I cannot even believe this. Do you do this for fun? Go around and correct people for the simplest of things? You are being far more immature than I am. I made a statement that I was hoping everyone (evidently not you) would understand then I am bashed for not using the right word to appeal to you.
I bet you would also do this.
"You're internet isn't working"
"No, it's 'your', you're is you are. In this case this is the incorrect term, because
. Rather, please say 'YOUR internet'. Learn basic english before posting on this forum/site/etc"
Sound familiar?
This will hurt the credit rating of BTC
