Look like I have to lock it, I was not looking for these discussion on my thread.
Topic: Cøbra wants to part away with bitcoin.org (Read 568 times)
Look like I have to lock it, I was not looking for these discussion on my thread.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
The scammer was always ready to purchase it. Despite my dislike of Cobra, I do not think that he is that dishonest.Lol how do you not choke on your own words scammer
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lauda-scammer-extortionist-nullius-twat-double-standards-cheater-5231720
Saying cobra is a cancer? Wft? Are you high again?
Nobody gives one fuck about your scammer opinion on others morals.
You are cancer scumbag.
Cobra already gave this forum to theymos and by your convoluted logic you claimed it was done for nefarious reasons.
The guy is graciously leaving with a nice polite message and a scamming piece of dirt like you starts bad mouthing him.
Stfu.
I would say he should just hand it to theymos but since theymos allows proven scammers like you to endanger the forum with your scamming and trust abusing honest whistleblowers then than is cause for concern.
I would say cobra should pass it to partially theymos part someone 100% honest who will never tolerate any scamming or injustice at all.
I would give it to ver over you or anyone of your pals.
But a quick scan in "Meta" shows me it is not discussed here.
To be pedantic, it arguably doesn't belong in Meta as bitcoin.org and bitcointalk.org are two distinct and separate websites. I can see why they're still traditionally associated together, though.
I write in beginning that I am not active in this forum an I am impression that he owns both domain. Now I am clear.
Anyway, there was an annoucement of theymos about the ownership separation between bitcointalk.org and bitcoin.org. Cobra now owns bitcoin.org and it's legal if he wants to sell it: Domain name update.
You might want to correct the title of your thread - there's user
feedback accepted.
Is anyone from this forum like Theymos can get this domain too?
Do Theymos or anyone in this forum expressed interest in getting the domain.
But a quick scan in "Meta" shows me it is not discussed here.
To be pedantic, it arguably doesn't belong in Meta as bitcoin.org and bitcointalk.org are two distinct and separate websites. I can see why they're still traditionally associated together, though.
You might want to correct the title of your thread - there's user
Cøbra - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cobra-249495
then there's user
Cobra - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cobra-49473
Two very different users.
(and "wants" does not have an apostrophe in the spelling... )
Cøbra - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cobra-249495
Code:
Name: Cøbra
Custom Title: Bitcoin.org domain administrator
Posts: 115
Activity: 115
Merit: 342
Position: Member
DT level: DT2
Date Registered: 14 February 2014, 07:43:50
Last Active: 19 April 2020, 03:04:50
Email: hidden
Website: Bitcoin.org
Current Status: Offline Offline
Admin notes: This is one of the administrators of bitcoin.org
Local Time: 14 May 2020, 12:53:35
Trust: +4 / =0 / -1
then there's user
Cobra - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cobra-49473
Code:
Name: Cobra
Posts: 289
Activity: 289
Merit: 250
Position: Sr. Member
Status: INACTIVE
Date Registered: 11 January 2012, 01:51:11
Last Active: 13 April 2017, 00:55:01
Email: hidden
Website:
Current Status: Offline Offline
Local Time: 14 May 2020, 12:53:16
Trust: +0 / =0 / -0
Two very different users.
(and "wants" does not have an apostrophe in the spelling... )
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
https://reddit.com/r/btc/comments/gj36c9/bitcoinorg_owner_cobra_on_blockstream_fucking/fqiaylq/
https://reddit.com/r/btc/comments/gj36c9/bitcoinorg_owner_cobra_on_blockstream_fucking/fqiaylq/
Now isn't that interesting.
MemoryDealers back in action straight from Saint Kitts
Propaganda machine is ready. Engine started.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
The scammer was always ready to purchase it. Despite my dislike of Cobra, I do not think that he is that dishonest.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
The scammer was always ready to purchase it. Despite my dislike of Cobra, I do not think that he is that dishonest.Hope the domain is transferred to someone with a neutral view around the Bitcoin conspiracies.
IMO people or organization who directly involved in Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency or Blockchain world most likely can't be neutral.
I don't get why they can't be, but they should be to boost the community interest in Bitcoin. I even think Cøbra was a neutral guy afterall.
Would/could this be something Bitcointalk can use some of the forum's funds for if it comes to that?
Not that I expect Cøbra to sell out like that, but it could be a good use of forum funds in the interest of Bitcoin in general.
Not that I expect Cøbra to sell out like that, but it could be a good use of forum funds in the interest of Bitcoin in general.
It's more about the future ownership of the domain in right hands, than the funds involved. Just saying.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
The scammer was always ready to purchase it. Despite my dislike of Cobra, I do not think that he is that dishonest.Would/could this be something Bitcointalk can use some of the forum's funds for if it comes to that?
Not that I expect Cøbra to sell out like that, but it could be a good use of forum funds in the interest of Bitcoin in general.
Though I'd like to stay optimistic, time will tell if Cobra's going to hand over the domain to someone reputable or just sell it. After all, he said he's going to retire the "Cobra" pseudonym, so his reputation after handing over or selling the domain wouldn't really matter. Not that I expect Cøbra to sell out like that, but it could be a good use of forum funds in the interest of Bitcoin in general.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain.
Would/could this be something Bitcointalk can use some of the forum's funds for if it comes to that?Not that I expect Cøbra to sell out like that, but it could be a good use of forum funds in the interest of Bitcoin in general.
I think handing it over to an organization, or at least a small group of people, rather than a single person would be a much better solution. Such an organization could include people with the most commits to bitcoin.org, such as Will Binns and David Harding, the most commits to bitcoin core such as Wladimir van der Laan and Pieter Wuille, and some other well known and trusted developers like Greg Maxwell and Andrew Chow. These are just names I've pulled off the top of my head - would be interested to hear other suggestions (or indeed, if the people I've named would actually have any interest in doing so).
Hope the domain is transferred to someone with a neutral view around the Bitcoin conspiracies.
IMO people or organization who directly involved in Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency or Blockchain world most likely can't be neutral.
After saw the announcement, i think lukechilds to transfer the domain to EFF or Linux Foundation is good idea.
He might assign someone else to purchase, who knows.
I doubt it is going to be a purchase and also Roger Ver will not be able to find a trustable person to represent him, or will a trustable person going to play his game.
Besides:
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Current active contributors like Will Binns and Craig Watkins are already among the people I had in mind.
Unless some past questionable behaviour is unearthed, it makes the most sense to go with them, but one of the reasons why I created the issue was to get alternatives to the "obvious" choices.
Unless some past questionable behaviour is unearthed, it makes the most sense to go with them, but one of the reasons why I created the issue was to get alternatives to the "obvious" choices.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
He might assign someone else to purchase, who knows.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
The scammer was always ready to purchase it. Despite my dislike of Cobra, I do not think that he is that dishonest.
Apparently Roger Vermin is interested in buying the domain. Hopefully Cobra won't get tempted.
https://reddit.com/r/btc/comments/gj36c9/bitcoinorg_owner_cobra_on_blockstream_fucking/fqiaylq/
https://reddit.com/r/btc/comments/gj36c9/bitcoinorg_owner_cobra_on_blockstream_fucking/fqiaylq/
If the right person is chosen, we will be finally rid of this cancer. Very good improvement.
I didn't know you were leaving. At least this is good news.
It's sad too see a evil winning sometimes. Hope the domain is transferred to someone with a neutral view around the Bitcoin conspiracies.
And one more question arises, will he want to part away with "Bitcointalk.org" domain too? (I remember he own this domain too).
OP, how about this one:Topic: Cobra's open letter to the Bitcoin community to change the mining algorithm
Yes, @cobra once sent the letter.
Or maybe this thread can add information.
Topic: Does Cobra control something over Bitcointalk and Bitcoin.org ?
If the right person is chosen, we will be finally rid of this cancer. Very good improvement.
Actually there was a topic talking about this already (in another section): So it looks like Cobra is planning on passing on the Bitcoin.org domain by arbiter5 but it didn't gather much attention.
Anyway, there was an annoucement of theymos about the ownership separation between bitcointalk.org and bitcoin.org. Cobra now owns bitcoin.org and it's legal if he wants to sell it: Domain name update.
Anyway, there was an annoucement of theymos about the ownership separation between bitcointalk.org and bitcoin.org. Cobra now owns bitcoin.org and it's legal if he wants to sell it: Domain name update.
And one more question arises, will he want to part away with "Bitcointalk.org" domain too? (I remember he own this domain too).
Answer will be found in here: (probably)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54243783
I have no idea if it is already posted earlier as I really not much active in this forum. But a quick scan in "Meta" shows me it is not discussed here.
Quoting the actual announcement.
Actual renouncement can be read at https://github.com/bitcoin-dot-org/bitcoin.org/issues/3332
And one more question arises, will he want to part away with "Bitcointalk.org" domain too? (I remember he own this domain too).
Quoting the actual announcement.
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First of all, happy halving to everyone!
I just want to inform that I will gradually be reducing my involvement in Bitcoin.org this year, it won't happen instantly but hopefully by the end of the year, I won't be around anymore. Over the years, I'm glad to have helped contribute to a project that has let so many millions of people learn about Bitcoin. It's really a massive honour. The domain name will be left in trusted hands, I have a few people in mind already. Alternatively, if anyone knows of any individuals or organisations that would be good, feel free to suggest (either here, or privately -- just DM me on Twitter). Ultimately, trust is very hard to measure, but I plan to be thorough and meticulous here and find the right people.
I guess for a lot of people, this will probably be some sort of relief. I can't say I've gotten along well with everyone, and some people have questioned my judgement. Hopefully whoever comes after me doesn't get sucked into drama as easily as I sometimes did (though that's also largely a product of being around in pretty dramatic times). Bitcoin.org really is an amazing resource, and we need to continue working on it and keep improving it. With Bitcoin being as complicated as it is for new people to understand, sites like Bitcoin.org are key to getting more mainstream adoption. Especially in avoiding getting Bitcoin labelled as some get rich quick scheme.
If we've had any collaboration over the years; I appreciate your contributions, and have learned a lot from many of you. I wish everyone good luck and success. Thank you. No doubt Bitcoin will keep succeeding and reaching new milestones with such a great community behind it.
I just want to inform that I will gradually be reducing my involvement in Bitcoin.org this year, it won't happen instantly but hopefully by the end of the year, I won't be around anymore. Over the years, I'm glad to have helped contribute to a project that has let so many millions of people learn about Bitcoin. It's really a massive honour. The domain name will be left in trusted hands, I have a few people in mind already. Alternatively, if anyone knows of any individuals or organisations that would be good, feel free to suggest (either here, or privately -- just DM me on Twitter). Ultimately, trust is very hard to measure, but I plan to be thorough and meticulous here and find the right people.
I guess for a lot of people, this will probably be some sort of relief. I can't say I've gotten along well with everyone, and some people have questioned my judgement. Hopefully whoever comes after me doesn't get sucked into drama as easily as I sometimes did (though that's also largely a product of being around in pretty dramatic times). Bitcoin.org really is an amazing resource, and we need to continue working on it and keep improving it. With Bitcoin being as complicated as it is for new people to understand, sites like Bitcoin.org are key to getting more mainstream adoption. Especially in avoiding getting Bitcoin labelled as some get rich quick scheme.
If we've had any collaboration over the years; I appreciate your contributions, and have learned a lot from many of you. I wish everyone good luck and success. Thank you. No doubt Bitcoin will keep succeeding and reaching new milestones with such a great community behind it.
Actual renouncement can be read at https://github.com/bitcoin-dot-org/bitcoin.org/issues/3332
And one more question arises, will he want to part away with "Bitcointalk.org" domain too? (I remember he own this domain too).
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