"The Future Of Money" is also a book title from Bernard Lietaer though:
http://www.amazon.com/Future-Money-Bernard-Lietaer/dp/0712699910
And he doesn't really like Bitcoin afaik.
Topic: [Vote finished] Bitcoin Slogan / Tagline - page 3. (Read 17329 times)
I like "The future of money" the most out of that list. It's the simplest, clearest. Doesn't try to be clever. Everyone will understand.
The future of money.
kinda missed that. +1 from me and added to the list.What about:
The Future of Banking.
Welcome to the Future.
- Money Changes Everything. Bitcoin Changes Money.
LOVE IT!
hmm seems a little long for a tagline. will add it for psy's +1......
- Money Changes Everything. Bitcoin Changes Money.
LOVE IT!
- Toy Money Gone Real
- Money Changes Everything. Bitcoin Changes Money.
- Money Changes Everything. Bitcoin Changes Money.
I don't get a clear translation of Strength in numbers, so I vote for Be your own bank.
Money 2.0
Several good suggestions. I like "strength in numbers", it sounds cool in Latin "Fortitudo in numeris".
..isn't it "vires in numeris"? At least that's what my Casascius coins say ;-)
I like that slogan, by the way! Maybe not that mass-compatible, but neat!
Ente
Several good suggestions. I like "strength in numbers", it sounds cool in Latin "Fortitudo in numeris".
I saw first-hand how well "Banking without Banks" works.
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
dude, it only got one vote. yours I assume
Also "Be Your Own Bank" says pretty much the same but in a cooler and more positive way.
"Digital Gold" is the best slogan anyway, all the other votes were bought I am sure!
..as I didn't suggest that slogan, it has at least two. I guess it's up to you to keep track of that?
Thank you for deciding on the best slogan by yourself.
Mind to explain this poll, anyway?
:-P
Ente
edit:
Also, I don't understand why there are a) highly-visible poll-entries, b) less visible entries in the OP, and c) "lurk moar in this thread". If this isn't an obvious method of steering the outcome of this "poll" I don't know what.
It went like this:
Phase 1: Nominations only
Phase 2: Poll started, still open to nominations
Phase 3: Late nominations need +1 from someone else
Phase 4: 0 vote suggestions removed
Phase 5: 1 & 2 vote suggestions removed
Phase 6: 3, 4 & 5 vote suggestions removed
The idea behind all this? As this poll system is quite simple and does not allow a ranked vote I had to enforce some aggregation. I did this by removing suggestions that clearly would not win so that voters were urged to recast their vote.
If I could assure secure voting I would bet a couple of BTC that your suggestion would not win especially as there is a very well received similar alternative. Still I think adding it now would only make things more complicated.
(will edit op with the sophisticated procedure model above
)Thanks for explaining calmly and professionally, much appreciated in this forum! ;-)
Right, I see, I simply read around here "too late" and got a funny impression.
Cheers,
Ente
Doing for money what the internet did for communication
This.
Simple and any idiot can understand it whether they know about tech or not. it also brings to mind(at least for me) the positives about the internet and where we were before the internet and where we are now that we have it. it also avoids any silly gimmicky names or titles that people commonly associate with random companies they dont care about or trust.
to me it says "this product is the most amazing thing since the internet, and if you know the good thats come from the internet then you can only imagine how good our product is".
I saw first-hand how well "Banking without Banks" works.
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
dude, it only got one vote. yours I assume
Also "Be Your Own Bank" says pretty much the same but in a cooler and more positive way.
"Digital Gold" is the best slogan anyway, all the other votes were bought I am sure!
..as I didn't suggest that slogan, it has at least two. I guess it's up to you to keep track of that?
Thank you for deciding on the best slogan by yourself.
Mind to explain this poll, anyway?
:-P
Ente
edit:
Also, I don't understand why there are a) highly-visible poll-entries, b) less visible entries in the OP, and c) "lurk moar in this thread". If this isn't an obvious method of steering the outcome of this "poll" I don't know what.
It went like this:
Phase 1: Nominations only
Phase 2: Poll started, still open to nominations
Phase 3: Late nominations need +1 from someone else
Phase 4: 0 vote suggestions removed
Phase 5: 1 & 2 vote suggestions removed
Phase 6: 3, 4 & 5 vote suggestions removed
The idea behind all this? As this poll system is quite simple and does not allow a ranked vote I had to enforce some aggregation. I did this by removing suggestions that clearly would not win so that voters were urged to recast their vote.
If I could assure secure voting I would bet a couple of BTC that your suggestion would not win especially as there is a very well received similar alternative. Still I think adding it now would only make things more complicated.
(will edit op with the sophisticated procedure model above
) I saw first-hand how well "Banking without Banks" works.
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
dude, it only got one vote. yours I assume
Also "Be Your Own Bank" says pretty much the same but in a cooler and more positive way.
"Digital Gold" is the best slogan anyway, all the other votes were bought I am sure!
..as I didn't suggest that slogan, it has at least two. I guess it's up to you to keep track of that?
Thank you for deciding on the best slogan by yourself.
Mind to explain this poll, anyway?
:-P
Ente
edit:
Also, I don't understand why there are a) highly-visible poll-entries, b) less visible entries in the OP, and c) "lurk moar in this thread". If this isn't an obvious method of steering the outcome of this "poll" I don't know what.
Bitcoin does not exclude Bitcoin banks.
I saw first-hand how well "Banking without Banks" works.
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
dude, it only got one vote. yours I assume
Also "Be Your Own Bank" says pretty much the same but in a cooler and more positive way.
"Digital Gold" is the best slogan anyway, all the other votes were bought I am sure!
I saw first-hand how well "Banking without Banks" works.
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
That's my vote.
Include it back into the vote already! :-)
Ente
Just like psy said, where did you stated this was against the rules?
Where in the rules did it say he couldn't make up the rules as he goes along?
Good point
I still think it's the best slogan @phelix and you didn't even read the question on Rugatu, people have voted what they wanted, see their answers if you don't believe me. It could be that it got more attention from Rugatu than bitcointalk.
OK I looked through the Rugatu posts and to me it is quite clear that while you certainly drove traffic here you also influenced people heavily. I estimate about 15 votes influenced votes for your slogan.
This is the best comment: "(Did that more from the money than from a personal choice, but, personally, I don't care)."
Like what the heck do I care about Bitcoin just give me the $0.45...
Meh, whatever...
I liked "An idea worth spending", but unfortunately, Bitcoin is not Freicoin, if we're honest it's more "an idea worth hoarding". 
seems to be too broad. What numbers? A bit like "In Numerology We Trust".
Unfortunately quite some people have a bad association with math. What about "In Numbers We Trust"?
seems to be too broad. What numbers? A bit like "In Numerology We Trust".
Unfortunately quite some people have a bad association with math. What about "In Numbers We Trust"?
It's all conjecture unless we test it with focus group studies, but I don't think people have negative associations with math itself as much as that have negative associations with studying math.People don't use phrases like "mathematical precision" in order to evoke negative associations. That tells me that people trust and value math, but hate doing it themselves.
The first thing that comes to mind when I think about "In Numbers We Trust" is Mark Twain's quote about statistics.
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