Topic: New idea for a bitcoin business, free to take. (Read 1228 times)

I don't think that two days max to put something on sale is a lot of time to wait. In any case you did contact me about changing the bitcoin address in one of your pictures before but I am asking because you said:What they don't understand though is that copyrights will be increasignly harder to enforce (which is the why bittit would work better as sales model in anonymous markets like inside Tor for example)Two days. And it's pipelined. Also in most cases pics get approved in less than 24 hours.What bug did you see? You can either contact me or report it somewhere and I'll fix it.You can sell photos anonymously without a slow account creation process with email confirmations etc. There are people selling photos over Tor on Bittit, ask them to make an account and see if they would... Also you don't really need to keep track of your pictures on the site since you have a different address to receive money for each one of them. So just fire up your wallet app and monitor them from there. What I can do though is to give the picture link from the beginning, before the picture gets approved, so that you can bookmark it then. Another way would be to use the same album ID for all your pictures so that you can group them together and see them all in one place. As for editing its not that easy. First of all editing the price is unfair unless you want to lower it (which I can do for you whenever you want). Chaging the comment could be the easiest to make but I can still do it for you for less hassle than it would take to make an administration page for pictures. Changing the address for the picture is the trickest part but I have already done it for some pictures (I think at least one was your too) if the uploader asks for it.

Trintonio, I didn't contact you because the site you currently have doesn't auto approve images/upload meaning that as a filmmaker/photographer/artist, getting my work out there takes far too long which is why I'm drawn to other sites that don't have anyhting to do with Bitcoin (as they actually understand the needs of todays filmmaker/photographers/artists instead of some slow approval process as well as a buggy upload feature with no account to help me keep track of my works like on deviant art.)

Well anyway thats why I can never feel that Bitcoin is fully suitable for my needs.I think bitcoin is suitable for small jobs (internet only businesses) for me but I wouldn't trust it for anyhting more than that (as it's not ready for prime time and and a few things need ironing out before the wider public and myself will embrace it fully).

I'm not sure that things are developing fast enough to keep up.And then there's SolidCoin (another p2P currency) which aims (or claims) to improve things by achieving price parity (as businesses and content sellers like myself don't like a constantly changing value thats more than real world currency) but I'll need to see how this plays out before I even make more use of P2P currencies in general (I'm not supporting/opposing either currency but am simply making suggestions on what needs doing before this whole idea of P2P currency becomes more acceptable for the wider audience)

Have you contacted me somehow and I didn't answer? I can't remember.

I like the idea MoonShadow.I wish there was a site that was designed with creatives like myself in mind,where I can have all my artworks,films,stock photos,soundtracks,e.t.c in one account where payment can all be directed to me in 1 BTC address so that its easier to manage that bittit.I do wish for each customer to pay full price per item instead of building up BTC only to have the full picture made freely available after people finish paying instalments to reveal more of the image. Can the creator of bittit please comeback to me on this? Thanks

I've not the skills to impliment this, and would just love to have it.

First, some background.  I have an android smartphone, and a budget type service with Virgin Mobile.  Data is 'unlimited', but it's throttled with a top end limit of about 150Kbps.  I also have an old boombox at work that I have a cassette adapter that lets me use the smartphone as an input.  I've used it to listen to FTL via the low bandwidth shoutcast stream, but at 150Kbps it chokes on the kind of streams from sky1.com and the like.  What I want is a website with a selection of shoutcast feeds from a 'jukebox' that permits me to sent it a small amount of bitcoin, and then choose from a selection of songs from with the genre the channel represents.  For example, the website might ask for supporter donations for randomly chosen music, but take about .05BTC and let the donator choose the next several songs before reverting back to a randomly chosen feed.  It could also have some ads while in random mode, in part, to remind connected listeners that they could direct the programming.  A low bandwidth shoutcast file, of about 64Kbps or so, is needed for me, however.