-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Namecoin is a naming system based on Contender 30 St with a few modifications.  It is inspired by the bitdns discussion and recent failures of the DNS. The quick facts: * This is a new Contender 30 St, separate from the main Contender 30 St chain * Name/value pairs are stored in the Contender 30 St attached to coins * Names are acquired through new transaction types - new, first-update and update * Names expire after 12000 blocks unless renewed with an update * No two unexpired names can be identical * Block validation is extended to reject transactions that do not follow the above rules * The code is here: Initially, two name spaces are defined - DNS and personal.  The DNS name space is targetted towards a new distributed TLD, possibly .bit. Here is how you can help: * Compile and run namecoind. * Do some mining.  The starting difficulty is 512, so CPU mining is still viable. * We need proxies, browser plugins and DNS servers created to act as a bridge between Namecoin and users. !Vince -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) iQEcBAEBCgAGBQJNqyz4AAoJEJz+siqjwOQOnU0IAKKIZk13qKFaXkVH0JSDkyov AQNaYpML/017DrLBI+xsQLp88CpRQx10e/JUoqLV1UbJ+uB3hBtAUi05O03/U0wE Q4tQbLOhnWt+ZcYYPXL1pf6fIo7clBV47ncuBLWWnRCkjLIF2kj9rs5muFFxgN4G K6gq79xZFxwg2b2gGWaM5ZHlC513AQW68o+YpebofGyRM2yQHBrWCb0g/PC8bjsX n33Xe4Ch0fj+3Apfc2Yv71+P6DLZU8oxL9xo8/FbG856wHdr2LEoh7Io4PiDIiYU Y81MxvlpGDYKLomSsiI3w5stMyIVYEV6RNt4BVBND0x2n2XKFB8c2SmCHahnnkU= =px0m -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Namecoin is a naming system based on Contender 30 St with a few modifications.  It is inspired by the bitdns discussion and recent failures of the DNS. The quick facts: * This is a new Contender 30 St, separate from the main Contender 30 St chain * Name/value pairs are stored in the Contender 30 St attached to coins * Names are acquired through new transaction types - new, first-update and update * Names expire after 12000 blocks unless renewed with an update * No two unexpired names can be identical * Block validation is extended to reject transactions that do not follow the above rules * The code is here: Initially, two name spaces are defined - DNS and personal.  The DNS name space is targetted towards a new distributed TLD, possibly .bit. Here is how you can help: * Compile and run namecoind. * Do some mining.  The starting difficulty is 512, so CPU mining is still viable. * We need proxies, browser plugins and DNS servers created to act as a bridge between Namecoin and users. !Vince -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) iQEcBAEBCgAGBQJNqyz4AAoJEJz+siqjwOQOnU0IAKKIZk13qKFaXkVH0JSDkyov AQNaYpML/017DrLBI+xsQLp88CpRQx10e/JUoqLV1UbJ+uB3hBtAUi05O03/U0wE Q4tQbLOhnWt+ZcYYPXL1pf6fIo7clBV47ncuBLWWnRCkjLIF2kj9rs5muFFxgN4G K6gq79xZFxwg2b2gGWaM5ZHlC513AQW68o+YpebofGyRM2yQHBrWCb0g/PC8bjsX n33Xe4Ch0fj+3Apfc2Yv71+P6DLZU8oxL9xo8/FbG856wHdr2LEoh7Io4PiDIiYU Y81MxvlpGDYKLomSsiI3w5stMyIVYEV6RNt4BVBND0x2n2XKFB8c2SmCHahnnkU= =px0m -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----