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• DaveB

  

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  "I love that we don't have to make people use a specific wallet just for us. I can't wait to see multiwallets become the norm."

  It is becoming an issue for me. Too many apps. There are so many passwords and addresses and pass phrases and on and on. I have multiple email addresses based on what I am doing and they all have different ways to access them as well. It is too the point where I have to decrypt a file that has all my passwords on it just to figure out how to log into my accounts on any given site. So YES! Thank you for using a multiwallet. My only beef with it is the pass phrase. I would rather it be something user definable so I don't have to open that file to figure out how to log on.

  Posted on June 25, 2014 at 4:44 PM
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• albertmat27

  

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  @daveb "I love that we don't have to make people use a specific wallet just for us. I can't wait to see multiwallets become the norm."

  It is becoming an issue for me. Too many apps. There are so many passwords and addresses and pass phrases and on and on. I have multiple email addresses based on what I am doing and they all have different ways to access them as well. It is too the point where I have to decrypt a file that has all my passwords on it just to figure out how to log into my accounts on any given site. So YES! Thank you for using a multiwallet. My only beef with it is the pass phrase. I would rather it be something user definable so I don't have to open that file to figure out how to log on.

  It's interesting you say that DaveB because I am on the exact same boat. I keep thinking that there must be a better solution than to encrypt a file that holds my passwords. As for the counterwallet passphrase, the idea is that logging into your wallet should be so important that you would actually make an effort to memorize your passphrase. If counterwallet were using strong alphanumeric and special character passwords it may be near impossible for people to remember them. On the flip side, a passphrase is both memorable and secure.

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 6:00 AM
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• heartastack

  

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  Oh wow, I've been a listener to the ltb podcasts on the way to work here in Australia and must say I'm excited to be a part ^^

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 6:51 AM
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• albertmat27

  

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  @hepucoa Adam,This is a great exercise and I'm watching this very closely. User created assets are an incredible opportunity for many artists. Look forward to seeing how this plays out. 

  I'm with you hepucoa! I was at Bitcoin at the Beltway this past weekend and I heard about coinpowers and tatianacoin. Tatiana is a musician using tatianacoin, a metacoin built on the counterparty protocol, to fundraise and engage her fans. There's exciting possibilities with user created assets!

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 6:58 AM
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• deadnettlez

  

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  Hello, May I introduce myself to the community.

  I am a permaculture designer interested in crowd-funding and incentivizing permaculture land development and sustainable businesses.

  Also I am an artist who is interested in the potential of artist coins. Check out some of my work at

  www.deadnettlez.net

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 12:57 PM
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• William

  

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  @albertmat27

  @daveb "I love that we don't have to make people use a specific wallet just for us. I can't wait to see multiwallets become the norm."

  It is becoming an issue for me. Too many apps. There are so many passwords and addresses and pass phrases and on and on. I have multiple email addresses based on what I am doing and they all have different ways to access them as well. It is too the point where I have to decrypt a file that has all my passwords on it just to figure out how to log into my accounts on any given site. So YES! Thank you for using a multiwallet. My only beef with it is the pass phrase. I would rather it be something user definable so I don't have to open that file to figure out how to log on.

  It's interesting you say that DaveB because I am on the exact same boat. I keep thinking that there must be a better solution than to encrypt a file that holds my passwords. As for the counterwallet passphrase, the idea is that logging into your wallet should be so important that you would actually make an effort to memorize your passphrase. If counterwallet were using strong alphanumeric and special character passwords it may be near impossible for people to remember them. On the flip side, a passphrase is both memorable and secure.

  What about a password manager app like KeePass. I find it's more convenient than encrypting a file. Still--not like the old days of 1 email address and 1 or 2 passwords!

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 1:54 PM
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• Bitcoin Dad

  

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  I do not think many people grok the concept of what Counterparty is, if they continue to call LTBCoin or TatianaCoin, or any of the Counterparty Tokens an "alt coin". That is most definitely what they are NOT! Of course the 'concept' is still being developed by folks like "Let's Talk Bitcoin" and many others; so we ALL actually have a responsibility for HOW these concepts are developed! The very idea of Decentralization itself has not yet seeped that deeply into the Bitcoin community, imho; else we would see more ideas like LTBCoin, that are about supporting the kinds of action we want to support, rather than the more prevalent 'Gimme Gimme What Can I Get?' attitude (that I hope we are more weary of supporting by now!). After all, THIS ISN'T ABOUT MONEY! (or speculating on a new alt coin) It's about how we spend our energy-flow, and how we exchange value for the kinds of energy-flow we want to support.

  Thank You For Braving The Path, "Let's Talk Bitcoin!" We're all watching to see what you'll do with this!

  I support you, and many others do and will also! Especially if provided a platform for that support, like LTBCoin offers.

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 9:23 PM
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• Bitcoin Dad

  

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  I'm also an Artist, and have been watching other artists, like Tatiana, as they traverse the bleeding edge of these new technologies; hoping I might glean some small insights on how to work the Counterparty protocol into my own work and life! Thank You to All the Brave Pioneers! Because of your hard work I'll have the courage to dip my own big toe in soon!

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 9:35 PM
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• Bitcoin Dad

  

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  I don't know what Let's Talk Bitcoin has planned for LTBCoin. But I would like to share what my 10 yr old daughter just told me tonight when I explained to her what Counterparty was, and asked if she had any ideas for how she would use the platform herself, were she old enough...

  "You know Dad, how you're always talking about Decentralized Solutions? Well, what if I created a "SmileCoin" on Counterparty, that was all about people supporting ideas that would spread joy, happiness & especially ways to encourage other people to Smile! People would smile at the very thought that someone was putting in their time and energy on such a worthy endeavor, so it would already have succeeded just by existing! People could support it, and receive tokens, that could actually become collectible, yes, but mostly for giving away to others who made you smile, or made others smile! It could become popular to encourage others to smile, and collect SmileCoin! And any actual proceeds or profits made by the creator of SmileCoin could go into a fund supporting particular smile-producing activities that the SmileCoin community could vote on, such as a free concert, or a Summer camp for handicapped kids!"

  My 10 yr old gets the concept of what these new technologies might offer! It's about what we support, not about gaining support for ourselves. How can we best support each other??? She has TONS of ideas pouring out of her constantly! So, you can 'steal' that one and 'capitalize' on it, if you want! Long Live SmileCoin :-)

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 10:04 PM
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• Bitcoin Dad

  

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  And Long Live "Let's Talk Bitcoin!"

  Posted on June 26, 2014 at 10:20 PM
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