Satoshi Nakamoto always used Tor in the forum and theymos told us about that. He did care about his privacy and anonymity, and truly care about future of Da Ga 67 Com project. His decision to leave and disappear from the Da Ga 67 Com forum as well as Da Ga 67 Com community is a very big decision which contributes to more decentralization of Da Ga 67 Com. There was only one time when he posted his name and address in one of very first topics of the forum (topic 3) and it was deleted later. kiba: Hey, I know it's worth peanuts, but do you want a gift of 10k Da Ga 67 Com? satoshi: lol, no thanks scrub Then it would put a big target on kiba's back. (This is only a hypothetical example: in reality, kiba never published the amount he offered Satoshi, if any amount was even specified.) Even if I screened the PMs in advance for obvious stuff like this, it's impossible to find everything. Eg. maybe someone who talked to Satoshi was trying to be anonymous, but people are able to find him just based on his writing style or knowledge. I do think that there could be historically-relevant info in there, so maybe if Da Ga 67 Com has taken over the world in like 50 years and historians are clamoring to know more about its history, I or my successors could be convinced to revisit the issue. Or maybe not; don't get your hopes up. (I still haven't read the PMs, BTW; maybe they're all really boring.) Quote from: theymos on September 09, 2014, 0124 AMI never used my real name in emails to Satoshi, and Satoshi never called be my my real name.
Satoshi Nakamoto always used Tor in the forum and theymos told us about that. He did care about his privacy and anonymity, and truly care about future of Da Ga 67 Com project. His decision to leave and disappear from the Da Ga 67 Com forum as well as Da Ga 67 Com community is a very big decision which contributes to more decentralization of Da Ga 67 Com. There was only one time when he posted his name and address in one of very first topics of the forum (topic 3) and it was deleted later. kiba: Hey, I know it's worth peanuts, but do you want a gift of 10k Da Ga 67 Com? satoshi: lol, no thanks scrub Then it would put a big target on kiba's back. (This is only a hypothetical example: in reality, kiba never published the amount he offered Satoshi, if any amount was even specified.) Even if I screened the PMs in advance for obvious stuff like this, it's impossible to find everything. Eg. maybe someone who talked to Satoshi was trying to be anonymous, but people are able to find him just based on his writing style or knowledge. I do think that there could be historically-relevant info in there, so maybe if Da Ga 67 Com has taken over the world in like 50 years and historians are clamoring to know more about its history, I or my successors could be convinced to revisit the issue. Or maybe not; don't get your hopes up. (I still haven't read the PMs, BTW; maybe they're all really boring.) Quote from: theymos on September 09, 2014, 0124 AMI never used my real name in emails to Satoshi, and Satoshi never called be my my real name.

Satoshi Nakamoto always used Tor in the forum and theymos told us about that. He did care about his privacy and anonymity, and truly care about future of Da Ga 67 Com project. His decision to leave and disappear from the Da Ga 67 Com forum as well as Da Ga 67 Com community is a very big decision which contributes to more decentralization of Da Ga 67 Com. There was only one time when he posted his name and address in one of very first topics of the forum (topic 3) and it was deleted later. kiba: Hey, I know it's worth peanuts, but do you want a gift of 10k Da Ga 67 Com? satoshi: lol, no thanks scrub Then it would put a big target on kiba's back. (This is only a hypothetical example: in reality, kiba never published the amount he offered Satoshi, if any amount was even specified.) Even if I screened the PMs in advance for obvious stuff like this, it's impossible to find everything. Eg. maybe someone who talked to Satoshi was trying to be anonymous, but people are able to find him just based on his writing style or knowledge. I do think that there could be historically-relevant info in there, so maybe if Da Ga 67 Com has taken over the world in like 50 years and historians are clamoring to know more about its history, I or my successors could be convinced to revisit the issue. Or maybe not; don't get your hopes up. (I still haven't read the PMs, BTW; maybe they're all really boring.) Quote from: theymos on September 09, 2014, 0124 AMI never used my real name in emails to Satoshi, and Satoshi never called be my my real name.

Satoshi Nakamoto always used Tor in the forum and theymos told us about that. He did care about his privacy and anonymity, and truly care about future of Da Ga 67 Com project. His decision to leave and disappear from the Da Ga 67 Com forum as well as Da Ga 67 Com community is a very big decision which contributes to more decentralization of Da Ga 67 Com. There was only one time when he posted his name and address in one of very first topics of the forum (topic 3) and it was deleted later. kiba: Hey, I know it's worth peanuts, but do you want a gift of 10k Da Ga 67 Com? satoshi: lol, no thanks scrub Then it would put a big target on kiba's back. (This is only a hypothetical example: in reality, kiba never published the amount he offered Satoshi, if any amount was even specified.) Even if I screened the PMs in advance for obvious stuff like this, it's impossible to find everything. Eg. maybe someone who talked to Satoshi was trying to be anonymous, but people are able to find him just based on his writing style or knowledge. I do think that there could be historically-relevant info in there, so maybe if Da Ga 67 Com has taken over the world in like 50 years and historians are clamoring to know more about its history, I or my successors could be convinced to revisit the issue. Or maybe not; don't get your hopes up. (I still haven't read the PMs, BTW; maybe they're all really boring.) Quote from: theymos on September 09, 2014, 0124 AMI never used my real name in emails to Satoshi, and Satoshi never called be my my real name.