Can you imagine law enforcement having to hold press conferences about fighting the outbreak of boolberry use?
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Rune makes me want to give wedgies.
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Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 269. (Read 1210750 times)
September 21, 2014, 11:14:43 PM
September 21, 2014, 11:11:29 PM
Personally love boolberry. I dont think the name reflects what the coin does, but that's why I love it. It is almost like a cover for what it is. Can you imagine law enforcement having to hold press conferences about fighting the outbreak of boolberry use?
I vote no against rune. It doesn't feel right, and marketing is all about feeling. Dark is the best marketing word to date because it makes you feel like a badass. Rune makes me want to give wedgies.
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I vote no against rune. It doesn't feel right, and marketing is all about feeling. Dark is the best marketing word to date because it makes you feel like a badass. Rune makes me want to give wedgies.
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Mirror coin
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Super shadow blaster coin
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September 21, 2014, 11:11:06 PM
LYNK
Homage to the unlinkability and untraceability.
Homage to the unlinkability and untraceability.
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it appeals to golfers, people who like sausage, people who like cuff links, people who like cats, people who work with chains, including block chains.
it has privacy ("links" is Urdu for "private"). It has security (links of a chain around the gate surrounding your armed compound).
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and it's friendly (link arms), good graphic possibilities, NOT SCARY, not great for google - best yet.... actually...... still prefer boolberry
September 21, 2014, 11:08:31 PM
LYNK
Homage to the unlinkability and untraceability.
Homage to the unlinkability and untraceability.
links
XLNX
it appeals to golfers, people who like sausage, people who like cuff links, people who like cats, people who work with chains, including block chains.
it has privacy ("links" is Urdu for "private"). It has security (links of a chain around the gate surrounding your armed compound).
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September 21, 2014, 11:02:32 PM
LYNK
Homage to the unlinkability and untraceability.
Homage to the unlinkability and untraceability.
September 21, 2014, 10:57:12 PM
@sussex, what about : loops / loopers? dont you like it? im trying to get a feel for your taste but its hard.
I think CZ had a flash of inspiration, I know I sound difficult, but boolberry seems unbeatable in every way.
Any kind of forced rebranding for no good reason (which is what is happening here) can only cast uncertainty - there's far more chance of it going wrong than it making some huge beneficial difference.
As for the SEO thing, if you fuck that up your listing disappears down a black hole - there's no appealing that fucker.
September 21, 2014, 10:56:51 PM
September 21, 2014, 10:56:06 PM
If you've read the cryptonote white paper, you can see its dedicated to Nicholas Van Saben.
It was written by a pseudonym called Nicolas Van Saberhagen
September 21, 2014, 10:51:30 PM
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September 21, 2014, 10:50:13 PM
@sussex, what about : loops / loopers? dont you like it? im trying to get a feel for your taste but its hard.
September 21, 2014, 10:50:00 PM
If we're not trying to appeal to the mainstream, why bother changing Boolberry's name anyway? People who want anonymity won't care what it's called.
Boolberry isn't that bad anyways.
Better than Rune.
Cipher sounds good though
Boolberry isn't that bad anyways.
Better than Rune.
Cipher sounds good though
Cipher actually does sound pretty good.
I have never been particularly fond of boolberry as a name. In fact, I think it is one of the most ridiculous sounding names of any crypto. I also don't quite see why there is an aversion to using -coin/note/whatever after the coin name either. CipherNote ... BooleanNote...
September 21, 2014, 10:48:07 PM
So you honestly believe people are interested in BBR because of ease of use and speed? Lol. Come on now. We can do better than this.
CryptoNote has appeal because of security and anonymity. Let's not be so naive to believe, as so many other fledgling coin communities are, that this coin will succeed simply because we want it to. Satoshi wasn't that naive. He put bitcoin the world and the world responded with a resounding "yes, we are interested in this." The world is likewise responding to CN, for specific reasons.
Right, you are not the man for the job.
Does BBR have speed? Yes
Does BBR have ease of use? Yes
Why the fuck wouldn't you promote this? You're going to keep quiet about it? You're a marketing guy?
This is insane.
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I don't want to take this coin in any particular direction. I am happy to go down the path of least resistance with everyone else.
So you tell me, Sussex, who is investing in and promoting BBR because of ease of use and transaction speed? Who?
If it was a shit to use and took hours to confirm, would anyone be investing in it?
Who is promoting BBR? We thought you were..... but you're being choosy about who can use it..... and what you tell them.....
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If you can't answer this question with at least a handful of examples, then please stop acting like we live in a world that we don't.
If however, you can get the majority of people on this thread in the BBR community to agree that ease of use and transaction speed trump CN anonymity tech, then, by all means, lets focus on those points!
I never said it trumped anything, I'm saying that BBR is the whole package, EVERYTHING for EVERYONE, but you are actively trying to put people off. You should promote the whole fucking thing to whoever might be interested - that's day one marketing school... remember?
I'm almost lost for words..... but not quite.
It's sussex - lower case.
September 21, 2014, 10:46:41 PM
I got a bit excited about Flooz earlier so I summed up the whole thing in a nice and well written message:
Hi there!
I've just had a revelation about the name. I think FLOOZ is perfect to the mind and sounds perfect to the ear. Let me explain:
The name "flooz" was based upon the Arabic word for money, فلوس, fuloos which also meant "coquillage, obole, sou". Coquillage is french for Shells. Flouze nowadays is slang for money in french. French will be the third most spoken language 30 to 50 years from now.
According to Nick Szabo resarch, at the origin it was shells that were used for money. If you've read the cryptonote white paper, you can see its dedicated to Nicholas Van Saben. Nick van Sab sounds a lot like Nick Szabo. It's a bit of leap of faith but if FLOOZ was accepted as a name, the circle will be full... In french we say, la boucle serait bouclée.
http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
http://szabo.best.vwh.net/shell.html
Cons:
In the english world, Floozie designate a woman who sells her body or money. It means that they love their money more than they body. But it also means that Flooze is in a lot of western languages interconnected with money.
PS: Flooze and other spelling are also good.
Hi there!
I've just had a revelation about the name. I think FLOOZ is perfect to the mind and sounds perfect to the ear. Let me explain:
The name "flooz" was based upon the Arabic word for money, فلوس, fuloos which also meant "coquillage, obole, sou". Coquillage is french for Shells. Flouze nowadays is slang for money in french. French will be the third most spoken language 30 to 50 years from now.
According to Nick Szabo resarch, at the origin it was shells that were used for money. If you've read the cryptonote white paper, you can see its dedicated to Nicholas Van Saben. Nick van Sab sounds a lot like Nick Szabo. It's a bit of leap of faith but if FLOOZ was accepted as a name, the circle will be full... In french we say, la boucle serait bouclée.
http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
http://szabo.best.vwh.net/shell.html
Cons:
In the english world, Floozie designate a woman who sells her body or money. It means that they love their money more than they body. But it also means that Flooze is in a lot of western languages interconnected with money.
PS: Flooze and other spelling are also good.
September 21, 2014, 10:45:55 PM
If we're not trying to appeal to the mainstream, why bother changing Boolberry's name anyway? People who want anonymity won't care what it's called.
Boolberry isn't that bad anyways.
Better than Rune.
Cipher sounds good though
Boolberry isn't that bad anyways.
Better than Rune.
Cipher sounds good though
September 21, 2014, 10:45:51 PM
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September 21, 2014, 10:37:27 PM
I don't like this insistence on having a mathematical/coding/encryption angle to the name - it only means anything to us, it only impresses some of us - real people don't give a shit. Also, all this stealth stuff, it's just too polarising, it's as likely to put off just as many as it attracts - BTC still carries the Silk Road baggage around.
In the wider world it is much more important that people are not intimidated by the name - it's going to take a leap of imagination on new users parts just to begin to get their heads round crypto - lets not scare them off before they've even tried.
In the wider world it is much more important that people are not intimidated by the name - it's going to take a leap of imagination on new users parts just to begin to get their heads round crypto - lets not scare them off before they've even tried.
You realize that BBR is filling a niche for people that want the highest and most secure cryptocurrency, one with complete and total anonymity? BBR isn't competing with bitcoin. Bitcoin can't provide privacy and autonomy.
There are hundreds of coins competing with bitcoin. Most, probably all, will lose.
BBR is competing against the powers of the world that don't want people to have privacy and autonomy.
Just realised I conflated a reply to two posts.
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As for the idea that we are only offering something to the tech savvy/anonymous transaction user.... why in the hell why?
BBR offers security, ease of use (or at least better than others), speed and (optional) anonymous transactions.... what else does a normal, casual user want? Why shouldn't he use BBR too? Maybe BBR could overtake BTC one day, why not?
To suggest we cripple the coin by deliberately only appealing to a tiny segment of potential users is..... mental.
BBR offers security, ease of use (or at least better than others), speed and (optional) anonymous transactions.... what else does a normal, casual user want? Why shouldn't he use BBR too? Maybe BBR could overtake BTC one day, why not?
To suggest we cripple the coin by deliberately only appealing to a tiny segment of potential users is..... mental.
Are you sure you understand marketing? I'm amazed that you view BBR this way - you need to expand your horizons.
Of course "most probably all will lose", but one (at least) should succeed, you seem to be limiting the chances of that happening for BBR.
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BBR is competing against the powers of the world that don't want people to have privacy and autonomy.
This isn't a war - I am genuinely concerned which direction you want to take the coin in, you seem to want to drive it further underground and use it in some personal ideological battle.
So you honestly believe people are interested in BBR because of ease of use and speed? Lol. Come on now. We can do better than this.
CryptoNote has appeal because of security and anonymity. Let's not be so naive to believe, as so many other fledgling coin communities are, that this coin will succeed simply because we want it to. Satoshi wasn't that naive. He put bitcoin the world and the world responded with a resounding "yes, we are interested in this." The world is likewise responding to CN, for specific reasons.
I don't want to take this coin in any particular direction. I am happy to go down the path of least resistance with everyone else.
So you tell me, Sussex, who is investing in, developing and promoting BBR because of ease of use and transaction speed? Who?
If you can't answer this question with at least a handful of examples, then please stop acting like we live in a world that we don't.
If however, you can get the majority of people on this thread in the BBR community to agree that ease of use and transaction speed trump CN anonymity tech, then, by all means, lets focus on those points!
September 21, 2014, 10:36:32 PM
keccash/keycash >>> flooz/floozy
I like keycash, maybe even better than boolberry, though I'm on the fence about it a bit. Also, keycash.com is apparently not available (no surprise there).
I like keycash, maybe even better than boolberry, though I'm on the fence about it a bit. Also, keycash.com is apparently not available (no surprise there).
September 21, 2014, 10:31:27 PM
OMG OMG OMG I THINK I FOUND IT
"FLOOZ" SOUNDS PERFECT
"FLOOZ" SOUNDS PERFECT
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=floozie
http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
So... money for women of ill repute?
Errrrr...
The name "flooz" was based upon the Arabic word for money, فلوس, fuloos
who cares if some degenerates call women floozie. ive never heard it too before. besides, if they call them that way its because they love money too much! they love money more than themselves and thats why they are prostitute
i think its perfect, im in love with the name, i wonder what zoidberg will think of it
In the UK (which is full of degenerates, granted) it is a very, very common term, everybody knows it - Australia too I think.
well i say merde to the english world because in french bitcoin means dickcoin which means dickcorner so let us have it for a while! i want FLOOZ !
Go for it son !
September 21, 2014, 10:29:20 PM
OMG OMG OMG I THINK I FOUND IT
"FLOOZ" SOUNDS PERFECT
"FLOOZ" SOUNDS PERFECT
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=floozie
http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
So... money for women of ill repute?
Errrrr...
The name "flooz" was based upon the Arabic word for money, فلوس, fuloos
who cares if some degenerates call women floozie. ive never heard it too before. besides, if they call them that way its because they love money too much! they love money more than themselves and thats why they are prostitute
i think its perfect, im in love with the name, i wonder what zoidberg will think of it
In the UK (which is full of degenerates, granted) it is a very, very common term, everybody knows it - Australia too I think.
well i say merde to the english world because in french bitcoin means dickcoin which means dickcorner so let us have it for a while! i want FLOOZ !
September 21, 2014, 10:27:11 PM
OMG OMG OMG I THINK I FOUND IT
"FLOOZ" SOUNDS PERFECT
"FLOOZ" SOUNDS PERFECT
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=floozie
http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/flouze
So... money for women of ill repute?
Errrrr...
The name "flooz" was based upon the Arabic word for money, فلوس, fuloos
who cares if some degenerates call women floozie. ive never heard it too before. besides, if they call them that way its because they love money too much! they love money more than themselves and thats why they are prostitute
i think its perfect, im in love with the name, i wonder what zoidberg will think of it
In the UK (which is full of degenerates, granted) it is a very, very common term, everybody knows it - Australia too I think.
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