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DeaDTerra1: Yea, in a
reputation/trust based system it is a lesson we all must learn
ericmuys_: makes more sense to keep a good
reputation on your word and put them into ABM, try to revise the contract with stock holder majority?
parseval: I'd probably add in some
reputation items like OTC and BitcoinTalk forum name verification
parseval: I wonder how strong of a
reputation I'd need to have to launch a securities backed loan site that lets borrowers put up shares as collateral and take out BTC loans from people. Kind of like BTCJam only everything would be 120%+ collateralized and borrowers could keep the dividends that accrue while their loans are active.
truffles: how many ppl actually care for
reputation..
pigeons: people who run ponzi schemes basically scam, trash their name and
reputation, etc, for usually $0
furuknap: Well, I doubt he'd risk his name and
reputation for a few million either...
benkay: with modern
reputation tracking tools he'd be out of business rather quickly i imagine
damientrog: why does cnn whore out its name and
reputation like that?
mircea_popescu: so srsly asciilifeform, let's say your
reputation is enoug, and you have 10k btc to burn.
jborkl: Mp, has a stellar
reputation. Unless you beleive asshole trolls and other people that are poor
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform it's a complicated web. no one has the competence, or the capital, or the
reputation, or the connections, etc etc
lippoper1: hacking was just to hurt his
reputation mircea_popescu: jcpham if you only deal with peopel who understand the value of
reputation you're more likely to survive for sure.
ezdiy: well, apparently past
reputation guarantees future
reputation according to mircea_popescu
jcpham: regardless of
reputation mircea_popescu: fold orderly, you've contributed no market instability and in fact an orderly folding is better for one's
reputation than continued success.
mircea_popescu: if you're gonna shill for scammers, at least don't : a. be as stupid as gigavps, shilling for pirate and being paid in "
reputation"
cads: if we turn out _only_ verified code, our
reputation would rise quickly.
cads: I do not wish to profit from it in ways other than 1) public
reputation if I succed, and 2) transferrable skills regardless of whether I fail or succeed.
cads: mircea_popescu: I believe that what a student can do greatly increases even by having a teacher that says 'it is possible'. Moral support means philosophical and encouragement. It would mean a great deal to have whatever positive, constructive input you wish to provide. When we provide others with moral support, we do it only so far as it helps our
reputation or internal sense of gratification at having helped someone.
cads: "free work", of course, is not work I do for free, but work I do to increase my public
reputation in ways beyond what normal allowances of authority would give.
mircea_popescu: it takes 10 year for the senior engineer to gain his
reputation with others
benkay: manners and
reputation are important to contractors.
tiberiusiv: theres a reason romanians have a bad
reputation throughout the EU
benkay: let's just cement the tech community's
reputation for misogyny.
dub: he has a good
reputation RandolphDuke: what about
reputation, is coinbr the same people as mpex?
gesell: im a bit worried selling on bitcoin.de though because if the buyer doesnt care to loose a bit of
reputation they could just backout
mircea_popescu: im lucky. i think i have a
reputation for an asshole, so most fragile minds avoid me or something.
pigeons: mtgox has quite low margins anyway and coinlab has a
reputation at not understanding how to make money
mircea_popescu: actually i'd say most names you've heard of / have a
reputation other than scammer were here before me.
DeadWeasel:
reputation based currency,
reputation directory
mircea_popescu: where the heck i got that
reputation from, what am i, the modern day scot ?
awkorama: and thus harm their
reputation awkorama: it can harm someone's
reputation though
gesell: author of colored coin argues for using bitcoin blockchain is better than deploying a new chain due to security of pooled hashrate. other options given are subject to the long tail of adoption. also, still going through it, appears to focus on tie tokens to assets. the asset of a widgetA isnt so important to me as the
reputation of the source (rx addr) for widgetA. So I have to contemplate how to use colored coin for
reputation. but ignorin
gesell: i dont want to use use the or a blockchain as a database but also use it as the means for discovery of services, as well as the store and discovery for
reputation gesell: the advantage of using The blockchain as apposed to a new one is that you can use blockchain.info for all sorts of purposes (finding WidgedA sellers, checking
reputation) and its a little harder to kill blockchain.info which has plenty of legal use, than specialwidgetsellerblockchain.info. So you could basically do silkroad without Tor
gesell: a general
reputation api/protocol on the block chain letting widget providers pick their
reputation provider would be wicked
deadweasel: URL:
http://blockchain.info/ URL Categories:
Reputation: Medium Risk Media Type: Client IP: 10.9.7.4 Rule Name: IDEXX-Default Catch All Proxy Name: wme-swg1
Namworld: Yeah. But denigrating can mean simply attacking the
reputation of someone or belittling them. She does that alot.
dub: that is what the whole thing is about right? judges donate their
reputation to uphold the
reputation of others
mircea_popescu: This is an ironclad guaranteed shipping date and I give my personal word and
reputation on this date.
dub: EskimoBob: substanciate that comment or entrench your
reputation as a moron
dub: the only reason to sue in rota is if the other pary has a
reputation to lose
pigeons: A
Reputation you can Trust: The founder of BuyBitcoin.com, Bruce Wagner, is the most famous person in the Bitcoin world, and is considered to be an expert on Bitcoin, and the Bitcoin Economy.
dub: be careful with these accusations, you wouldnt want to ruin nefario's
reputation!
smickles: did 'the girl' point out that post to bitcoininv who claimed to rely on the forum for
reputation and shun the WoT?
mircea_popescu: Use your brain and third-party
reputation services to determine who to trust. Do not rely on the forum itself. The forum staff doesn't spend much time on scam accusations, so the forum does a very poor job of keeping up with scammers. A for-profit company should deal with this stuff. Or at least a non-profit organization of people who are actually interested in spending a lot of time to fight scams (unlike me).
smickles: they have 'otc
reputation: xxx' next to user names
jurov: lol, ECB fears that bitcoin incidents can have negative impact to its
reputation Diablo-D3: [08:03:21] <kakobrekla> yeah, i was wondering what otc ratings were behind the words "If they are licking your balls, or compromising my
reputation - yes!"
kakobrekla: yeah, i was wondering what otc ratings were behind the words "If they are licking your balls, or compromising my
reputation - yes!"
EskimoBob: you pissed on your "
reputation" (that was low anyways) buy showing how unstable you can be
tonikt: because I need to take care of the
reputation of this service
tonikt: I'm just taking good care of the
reputation of assets-otc
kakobrekla: i was checking the
reputation being compromised
kakobrekla: and well tbh, "If they are licking your balls, or compromising my
reputation - yes!"
dub: If I were you I would relinquish it or face further
reputation taint
dub: why did you assume in the first place that this random person with no
reputation, that cant even decide on the sex of the internet personal it projects, would do anything it said it would
dub: the trust in mining bonds came from the issuers
reputation Diablo-D3: you are not a customer and it damages your company's
reputation to be associated with them
OneEyed: EskimoBob: I've seen that usagi accused you of being paid to spread FUD on him, but I've never seen anyone ask you if it was the case. So. Are you being paid by someone to damage usagi
reputation in any way?
guruvan-: And you solidify your
reputation even further with this one usagi - keep it up, you should be done by next week at this rate
mircea_popescu: and he associates with some putrid stains on the
reputation of bitcoin
mircea_popescu: he's managing an appaling trainwreck which is a putrid stain on the
reputation of bitcoin
smickles: honestly, ciuciu_, you might risk harming your own
reputation, depending on how you go about doing it
smickles: ciuciu_: i don't thing spamming the info the MP runs a porn site will harm his
reputation BTC-Mining: People tend to be fond of their
reputation DeaDTerra: Hopefully JRO will do what's right and restore not only his but also my
reputation DeaDTerra: as long as you have some
reputation and you can guarantee that you can pay it back