Topic: Bitmessage (Read 557 times)
Ah, I couldn't remember the name of this (Duh, it's kind of obvious) thanks for posting this. I was looking for this the other day. I can't believe I forgot a simple name like that, I kept thinking it was Bitcoinmessage, however I guess I only thought about it for 5 minutes just before work.
It is good that it is secure. Good thought.
I will take a look at it. 
Very cool, huge potential.
Just curious too, are there any mailing lists for Bitmessage yet?
Thanks! I'll have a look myself 
Just getting into it! For anyone interested about it, more info can be found here:
http://www.ancapminds.com/2013/05/30/crypto-messaging-protocol-bitmessage-gaining-popularity/
http://www.ancapminds.com/2013/05/30/crypto-messaging-protocol-bitmessage-gaining-popularity/
I use it a couple times per week to talk to members here.
More convinent and secure than email/PMs
More convinent and secure than email/PMs
I use it. Works well. Just takes a while for blockchain to load. (Or 'Messagechain' if you prefer 
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)That's pretty cool, do you get much use out of it or is it more of a novelty right now?
I use it. Works well. Just takes a while for blockchain to load. (Or 'Messagechain' if you prefer )
)
Does anyone use Bitmessage here?
I've given this software a quick look over and I have to say, the concept of a persistent p2p messaging service using a network similar to Bitcoin is very interesting.
I'd like to know if anyone has had any experience with Bitmessage or had any thoughts on it too.
I've given this software a quick look over and I have to say, the concept of a persistent p2p messaging service using a network similar to Bitcoin is very interesting.
I'd like to know if anyone has had any experience with Bitmessage or had any thoughts on it too.
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