Topic: Will you ever buy a Bitcoin Magazine issue again? (Read 3653 times)
It would be unwise to kill our only magazine for spite...
I will if the magazine publishes something in detail about their former editors shenanigans.
I've been reading a lot on these forums about butthurt people who seem mad for no reason.
This has inspired me to buy copies of bitcoin magazine.
This has inspired me to buy copies of bitcoin magazine.
No , I would be more likely to purchase an online subscription to quality content.
I'm already spending an unhealthy amount of time reading about bitcoin. These last months reading anything off this forum is bad for your brain.
Still I wish money I spend could be used to finance physical copy.
I'm already spending an unhealthy amount of time reading about bitcoin. These last months reading anything off this forum is bad for your brain.
Still I wish money I spend could be used to finance physical copy.
Relevant question to magazine subscribers:
Who would you like to see replace Matthew as the new editor-in-chief?
Who would you like to see replace Matthew as the new editor-in-chief?
Pirateat40
At least this way there is a better chance for victims to get their bitcoins back because he would be more well known.
Must be because I'm sleepy here but you lost me. How am I supposed to pick it up if it's not published in my country? do they ship free samples?
Someone could send you the digital version.
Maybe there will be some occasion where you will be able to have a glimpse at it, find some articles on the web, talk to a friend, pop in their editorial office, find some on somebodies toilet,..?
Sure, I'd be delighted if that happened. So far I've never encountered anyone in my office or friend circles who knew about bitcoin and wasn't through me.
Maybe there will be some occasion where you will be able to have a glimpse at it, find some articles on the web, talk to a friend, pop in their editorial office, find some on somebodies toilet,..?
Must be because I'm sleepy here but you lost me. How am I supposed to pick it up if it's not published in my country? do they ship free samples?
About the quality of the content: Just pick up an issue when you have the chance to and take a look, it might actually interest you 
I've never seen one. Is it published in the UK?
Not that I know of. You can order it by mail though. The main editorial department seems to be in the UK. I think outside the US the UK are the first destinations where the issues are shiped to. (Takes ages to Germany though)
So you are suggesting that I buy it to try it even after I told you I'm most likely not the right demographic for it. Anyway if I bought it, it wouldn't be for me but then again Matthew is involved so no chance.
No, all I say is. pick it up (not buying nor stealing
to have a look inside. About the quality of the content: Just pick up an issue when you have the chance to and take a look, it might actually interest you
I've never seen one. Is it published in the UK?
Not that I know of. You can order it by mail though. The main editorial department seems to be in the UK. I think outside the US the UK are the first destinations where the issues are shiped to. (Takes ages to Germany though)
So you are suggesting that I buy it to try it even after I told you I'm most likely not the right demographic for it. Anyway if I bought it, it wouldn't be for me but then again Matthew is involved so no chance.
About the quality of the content: Just pick up an issue when you have the chance to and take a look, it might actually interest you
I've never seen one. Is it published in the UK?
Not that I know of. You can order it by mail though. The main editorial department seems to be in the UK. I think outside the US the UK are the first destinations where the issues are shiped to. (Takes ages to Germany though)
About the quality of the content: Just pick up an issue when you have the chance to and take a look, it might actually interest you
I won't do this, as I explained. It has nothing to do with the content. And I'm well enough informed to write most of their articles, already. I spend a lot of time promoting Bitcoin. Before I put him on ignore I saw Matthew spend most of his time doing his best to destroy this forum and business ventures he wasn't personally involved with. I will not support him or any business he's involved with. I'll get along fine without them, I'm fairly sure.
About the quality of the content: Just pick up an issue when you have the chance to and take a look, it might actually interest you
I've never seen one. Is it published in the UK?
Relevant question to magazine subscribers:
Who would you like to see replace Matthew as the new editor-in-chief?
Who would you like to see replace Matthew as the new editor-in-chief?
It would be better to rebrand the magazine to get rid of any relations with Matthew...
Well, I'm not the kind of person who reads stuff he already knows because it's written in an interesting way. For me, it's been many years I don't find magazines in general worth paying for, with just a few exceptions which include scientific journals and some very good research like sometimes one can find in National Geographic or The Economist. But even then, seldom.
I'd have got a few for family members and friends. But then again I'd really like to be able to see the quality of the contents and if a scammer like Matthew is involved in any way I wouldn't want to support it.
I'd have got a few for family members and friends. But then again I'd really like to be able to see the quality of the contents and if a scammer like Matthew is involved in any way I wouldn't want to support it.
I'm in the same boat as you, but I would have bought this magazine to support Bitcoin ventures and to promote Bitcoin to the less familiar. However, the second I heard Matthew was involved, that was the end of that. How good the product is is not relevant; I will never support him or his ventures.
About the quality of the content: Just pick up an issue when you have the chance to and take a look, it might actually interest you
Relevant question to magazine subscribers:
Who would you like to see replace Matthew as the new editor-in-chief?
Who would you like to see replace Matthew as the new editor-in-chief?
Well, I'm not the kind of person who reads stuff he already knows because it's written in an interesting way. For me, it's been many years I don't find magazines in general worth paying for, with just a few exceptions which include scientific journals and some very good research like sometimes one can find in National Geographic or The Economist. But even then, seldom.
I'd have got a few for family members and friends. But then again I'd really like to be able to see the quality of the contents and if a scammer like Matthew is involved in any way I wouldn't want to support it.
I'd have got a few for family members and friends. But then again I'd really like to be able to see the quality of the contents and if a scammer like Matthew is involved in any way I wouldn't want to support it.
I'm in the same boat as you, but I would have bought this magazine to support Bitcoin ventures and to promote Bitcoin to the less familiar. However, the second I heard Matthew was involved, that was the end of that. How good the product is is not relevant; I will never support him or his ventures.
aww srew u mac, must be an act of apple against bitcoin 
To be honest I don't think I'm in the demographic for this magazine as basically everything there would be old news to me by the time I'd get to receive it. Or most of it.
I thought it could be a good way to introduce people to bitcoin, but I have no idea how good are the contents and being connected to scammers I'd rather stay away.
I thought it could be a good way to introduce people to bitcoin, but I have no idea how good are the contents and being connected to scammers I'd rather stay away.
The news is of course old, but the content is original and well written. Some articles explain in detail what you could only find in scraps all over the internet. Most of those articles sum complicated topics up or give account of people interviewed. I therefore find it interesting to read the magazine although I picked up on all the major news on reddit or bitcointalk already.
Well, I'm not the kind of person who reads stuff he already knows because it's written in an interesting way. For me, it's been many years I don't find magazines in general worth paying for, with just a few exceptions which include scientific journals and some very good research like sometimes one can find in National Geographic or The Economist. But even then, seldom.
I'd have got a few for family members and friends. But then again I'd really like to be able to see the quality of the contents and if a scammer like Matthew is involved in any way I wouldn't want to support it.
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