Since discovering Bitcoin in late 2010, it has consumed every moment of my life.
My company, Memorydealers.com was the first semi-mainstream business to accept Bitcoin as payment.
I'm directly responsible for
1. National radio advertisements on more than 100 stations for over two years. @ $2,800 / month http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pV9ptoCMyc
2. A Bitcoin Bilboard for over 2 years. @ $1,200 / month
3. Bitcoinstore.com
4. The Bitcoin Bet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfydIbhduu0
5. I was the first and only outside investor in Bitinstant.com, Blockchain.info, BuyBitcoin.co.kr and several others.
6. I was part of the seed investment round for Coinlab.com, Bitpay.com, Kraken.com and several others.
7. I donated over $100,000 USD worth of Bitcoins to the Bitcoin foundation to help get it started. (value at the time of the payment)
8. I've also donated more bitcoins than I can count to various charities, organizations, and groups who's goals I support.
The reason I have done all of the above is because of the philosophy I hold.
I think that all human interactions should be on a voluntary basis.
I'm opposed to using violence or threats to solve social problems.
I see Bitcoin, combined with the internet, as the best tool the world has ever seen for minimizing the amount of violence in our society.
What I'm advocating isn't extreme.
The governmental systems we have today, that murder hundreds of millions of innocents, drop nuclear bombs, enforce sanctions, extort money under the threat of violence, control capital flow, debase currencies, and retard the overall rate of economic growth, causing everyone to be poorer than they otherwise would have been, is extreme.
Whether or not I end up listed on the press page, with every waking moment, I will continue to promote Bitcoin and the voluntary world it will help to bring us closer to.
My philosophy aside, I do think it is clear that I'm great at promoting Bitcoin:
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/2297014298001/should-bitcoin-be-regulated/
http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/the-ups-and-downs-of/5037b5b402a76066bd0000da
I also think that the following people should also be added to the press page:
Jon Matonis
Erik Voorhees
Jeff Berwick
Bitcoin is about inclusion, not exclusion.
I had a look at Roger's interview on Fox business, and I do not think his views are too extreme. I think he reacted with great aplomb to the inane talk of the professor. I would have probably laughed at him and talked shit about the dollar "game". I imagine Roger would have done this too when he was younger. If I had a criticism, it would be that his political views are somewhat interjected into his responses. They could be shorter if he focused on the features of Bitcoin.
I don't see any reason why he can't be on the page except that the other interviewees are better. Can/did anyone link to their interviews?
Also, my opinion doesn't really matter as I am not in charge of anything.