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• MikeJohnson

  

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  @melisande How much do you think i should offer for a year ?

  Send me a PM to discuss this.

  Also, to everyone else, we've raised our rates to reflect the success our site has seen and are now EXCLUSIVELY accepting only LTBcoin for advertisements on Coin Fire.

  I've edited the original post to reflect this.

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 12:58 PM
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• MikeJohnson

  

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  @melisande How much do you think i should offer for a year ?

  Send me a PM to discuss this.

  Also, to everyone else, we've raised our rates to reflect the success our site has seen and are now EXCLUSIVELY accepting only LTBcoin for advertisements on Coin Fire.

  I've edited the original post to reflect this.

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 1:09 PM
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• William

  

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  Why not use the auction system? If you offer a token, it is something I might be willing to bid on for future use.

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 1:27 PM
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• MikeJohnson

  

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  @william Why not use the auction system? If you offer a token, it is something I might be willing to bid on for future use.

  I've been looking at doing this but frankly still don't trust Counterparty. My own wallet has lost it's balance previously, it wouldn't let me login yesterday (finally resolved) and it is just so buggy as it stands.

  Perhaps once the platform matures.

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 1:30 PM
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• William

  

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  @coinfire

  @william Why not use the auction system? If you offer a token, it is something I might be willing to bid on for future use.

  I've been looking at doing this but frankly still don't trust Counterparty. My own wallet has lost it's balance previously, it wouldn't let me login yesterday (finally resolved) and it is just so buggy as it stands.

  Perhaps once the platform matures.

  Yeah.... I understand that the platform is not perfect. On the other hand, I really would like to have a couple of these in my pocket for future use, and I can deal with the risk of holding them on a buggy platform. I mean, this is all kind of dabbling around, isn't it? Or maybe you could auction off a dogeparty asset, though I don't know if the LTBauction system is set up for that. And who knows, that might be even more buggy because it is newer.

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 1:35 PM
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• MikeJohnson

  

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  @william

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  @william Why not use the auction system? If you offer a token, it is something I might be willing to bid on for future use.

  I've been looking at doing this but frankly still don't trust Counterparty. My own wallet has lost it's balance previously, it wouldn't let me login yesterday (finally resolved) and it is just so buggy as it stands.

  Perhaps once the platform matures.

  Yeah.... I understand that the platform is not perfect. On the other hand, I really would like to have a couple of these in my pocket for future use, and I can deal with the risk of holding them on a buggy platform. I mean, this is all kind of dabbling around, isn't it? Or maybe you could auction off a dogeparty asset, though I don't know if the LTBauction system is set up for that. And who knows, that might be even more buggy because it is newer.

  Dogeparty asset would be VERY interesting. I'm not sure the auction system is set for it either.

  Hmmmm. That could be very interesting.

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 1:37 PM
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• William

  

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  @coinfire

  @william

  @coinfire

  @william Why not use the auction system? If you offer a token, it is something I might be willing to bid on for future use.

  I've been looking at doing this but frankly still don't trust Counterparty. My own wallet has lost it's balance previously, it wouldn't let me login yesterday (finally resolved) and it is just so buggy as it stands.

  Perhaps once the platform matures.

  Yeah.... I understand that the platform is not perfect. On the other hand, I really would like to have a couple of these in my pocket for future use, and I can deal with the risk of holding them on a buggy platform. I mean, this is all kind of dabbling around, isn't it? Or maybe you could auction off a dogeparty asset, though I don't know if the LTBauction system is set up for that. And who knows, that might be even more buggy because it is newer.

  Dogeparty asset would be VERY interesting. I'm not sure the auction system is set for it either.

  Hmmmm. That could be very interesting.

  pinging @adam and @deweller and @cryptonaut. Is the auction system set up for dogeparty assets yet?

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 2:12 PM
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• Cryptonaut

  

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  @william

  nope its just bitcoin/counterparty assets only right now

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 2:13 PM
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• MikeJohnson

  

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  @cryptonaut @william

  nope its just bitcoin/counterparty assets only right now

  I'll keep my eyes peeled though ;)

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 2:14 PM
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• William

  

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  @coinfire

  @cryptonaut @william

  nope its just bitcoin/counterparty assets only right now

  I'll keep my eyes peeled though ;)

  @coinfire, I still think you should auction off a counterparty assed. I mean, you're accepting LTBcoin, aren't you, so your argument about the buggyness of counterparty is kind of moot. Just sayin'.

  Posted on September 7, 2014 at 4:03 PM
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