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  • Real Name: Cheryl Hulseapple
  • Location: Schenectady, NY
  • Website: http://www.cheryllorraine.com/
  • Bio:

    Copy editor for blockchain tech, self-published authors, creatives

  • Bitcoin Tipping Address (This is not your LTBCOIN address): 155dFum4CNWgmr24SbvrZFdzKkbVT6RQxJ

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  • Posts Authored: 3
  • Posts Contributed To: 58
  • 7 Comments
    2,441 views
    Categories: General

    A Fresh Look at the Bitcoin Foundation, Part One

    February 25th, 2015 by Sam J.
    This series of posts will show the perspective of a relative newcomer to Bitcoin, focus on the function of the Bitcoin Foundation, and cover aspects such as such as communication, public perception, efficiency, as well as transparency. I only recently joined the foundation, after looking for a way in which I could provide support towards Bitcoin’s development. The foundation is arguably the "official" organisation behind Bitcoin for many reasons, although it is important to note that the two are independent. One is a decentralized, open-source cryptocurrency. The other is a nonprofit organization. Read More
  • 17 Comments
    2,228 views
    Categories: Interviews, Conferences

    Bitcoin in Middle Earth: A Trip to Queenstown, NZ

    February 8th, 2015 by Tatiana Moroz
    In November, I went all over the world—Vegas to Melbourne, then Sydney to Queenstown. I haven't posted everything from this trip yet, because frankly, there is so much content to go through, it's a bit overwhelming. But I did do some fun interviews that were easy enough to edit, so I wanted to share them here. One of the first friends I made in Bitcoin was Andreas Antonopoulos, when he heard me sing the Bitcoin Jingle for the first time I ever sang it in Buenos Aires. Read More
  • 13 Comments
    3,153 views
    Categories: General, Guest Blog

    A Bitcoin Talk in Costa Rica

    February 8th, 2015 by Arturo

    I finished 2014 with so many great experiences in Argentina that the final outcome of educating and assisting in the Bitcoin adoption there didn't disappoint me. ...

    What I didn't expect was that a "tico" (Costa Rican) would contact me and ask whether I wanted to give a Bitcoin talk in San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica. I was already going to visit Costa Rica on my way up from South America as I headed to Canada, so I accepted the invitation.

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  • 16 Comments
    1,941 views
    Categories: General

    A Community of Bitcoin Tippers

    January 31st, 2015 by Martin

    Reddit.com is host to many diverse and fascinating subreddits, created and monitored by the community. The following article discusses one of my favorite subreddits.

    My Introduction to BitTippers

    My morning routine is to eat a bowl of cereal, make a cup of coffee, and sit surfing my favorite Bitcoin-related sites before work. It was on one of these typical mornings sometime last year that I stumbled across a small subreddit called "BitTippers."

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  • 0 Comments
    1,365 views
    Categories: General

    Community Roundup #10

    November 28th, 2014 by Mike Johnson

    One thing that is always striking to me is the level of activity we are seeing in the Let's Talk Bitcoin community. Not only can you find a wide range of new topics ready for comment, but we've seen several new members that you should take a moment to welcome to the community!

    If you haven't yet joined, I'd like to take a moment to extend a personal invitation to you. Please sign up and join the Let's Talk Bitcoin community, shoot me an email: [...

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  • 24 Comments
    1,808 views
    Categories: General, Noteworthy

    TatianaCoin, Decentralize the Music Industry

    November 14th, 2014 by Catherine Bleish

    Tatiana Moroz is a well known singer / songwriter who decided to leave the mainstream music industry in the dust with the launch of the first ever artist cryptocurrency called TatianaCoin.

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  • 20 Comments
    1,610 views
    Categories: General, Fiction, Columns

    Chain Wars: Voting Blocks

    November 13th, 2014 by mike ward
    Former chain lord Tine van der Hoeff takes a job offer from her previous sponsor, Oak, who is the author of Naga Sib, and whom she also knows as Kinaree. She flies to Bangkok to work with Oak, and immediately gets her feet wet. Right away, Tine becomes engaged in defending the Votes 2.0 election chain and trying to prevent an unknown attacker from defrauding the voters in Belgrade. Read More
  • 54 Comments
    1,669 views
    Categories: General

    Cryptoween

    October 31st, 2014 by Mike Johnson

    Bitcoin was born on Halloween, six years ago. On a crisp fall morning much like today, Satoshi Nakamoto made a post to the Cryptography mailing list. The post announced the Bitcoin white paper to the world.

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  • 35 Comments
    3,240 views
    Categories: General, Columns

    Decentralized Internet Update

    October 31st, 2014 by mike ward

    There is considerable activity going on behind the scenes, so I figured I'd offer a survey of current events, instead of taking an in-depth look at various topics individually. 

    The Huffington Post carried an article recently about domain name thefts. The main point was that domain thefts happen, and there is often little recourse for the domain registrants. As long as we rely on registrars to safeguard our domain names, instead of controlling our own, thefts will happen.

    This week I came across an altcoin called EmerCoin. They allow people to register .emc and .coin domains. Now is the preregistration period. Domains will be allocated, for free, to registrants of existing domains in other extensions.

    okTurtles announced this week that they are hiring! The team is expanding in order to better pursue development efforts around its flagship products—DNSChain and okTurtles software. Node.js developers are wanted, as well as fundraisers. Also, the OpenBazaar team has begun their DNSChain integration effort. 

    ICANN 51 took place in Los Angeles last week, with hundreds of participants falling asleep during the proceedings. The main item on the agenda was, of course, the IANA Stewardship transition, but we also take a look at proposed changes to WHOIS.

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  • 46 Comments
    1,800 views
    Categories: General, Fiction

    Chain Wars: Kinaree Unmasked

    October 21st, 2014 by mike ward
    The Chain Wars saga continues as former chain lord Tine kills Naga Sib and meets its creator, her mysterious sponsor. Read More
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