However, the third step should not be never used.
By the way, as iasenko reminded us in previous thread.
Bitcointalkers should show the proof to sign message in code or text, not in snapshotted images.
Then, people want to help you don't have to spend their time to retype all texts inside your message to verify it.
It's waste their time, and I believe they don't like it, certainly.
I signed my message yesterday and thought of it a little bit.
After all day long, I thought that it might be better (not sure about that, it is just my opinion) for forum users to sign their messages with at least four essential indicators of their accounts:
(1) Account name;
(2) Bitcoin address;
(3) Registered email for specific account.
(4) Date on which they sign message.
People tend to forget to sign message in which registered email included.
I suggest others should do that next time they sign message.
For instance:
After all day long, I thought that it might be better (not sure about that, it is just my opinion) for forum users to sign their messages with at least four essential indicators of their accounts:
(1) Account name;
(2) Bitcoin address;
(4) Date on which they sign message.
People tend to forget to sign message in which registered email included.
I suggest others should do that next time they sign message.
For instance:
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is from bitcointalk.org, id = ,
my email is, and today is
I would like to sign a message to as a proof of ownership for later use
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is
my email is
I would like to sign a message to as a proof of ownership for later use
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
