Saw (above the green frog).
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Perhaps your thinking is so zoomed in to the surrounding society that you're not seeing how most of the world could basically be summarized with the avatar you've chosen. I mean it's like financially ruined stroke victim.
This is their most recent: https://coingeek.com/bitcoin-sv-wallet-centbee-launches-bank-withdrawals/
Have you missed what Centbee has achieved?
Yes, if you still consider law enforcement as a tool of violence: you can use it as a deterrent, and if that doesn't work, then the actual physical representation of it. 😀
The type of violence would depend on, partially, how valuable I'd find the contents on that paper. So it could be something like pushing the thief away or using pepper spray.
Certainly I'd use professionals to handle such events, just like when car needs repair it's best to get a mechanic to fix it. 🚗 If my IP would be on a piece of paper, and someone would attempt to steal it, I'd try to prevent it.
If I'd have invented for example that chemical compound that detects if someone has dental caries, and someone would try to collectivize it without my permission, I would personally seek help from lawyers and law enforcement.
If you want to escalate that scenario then you could try to get a legal representative who can try to collect monetary compensation from the magazine. The "violence" would be monetary loss for the publication. 💸
If you think your contribution to the work was significant, I guess you could ask the magazine to publish a correction in the next edition. 😉
That would be decided per case. If the creation of IP took a lot of time and resources, like creating a chemical compound (for dentists) that can detect if patient has dental caries, rights to that would be primarily defended by laws.
Everyone should have the right to defend what is theirs.
I'd rather not have a world or society where the fruits of one's labor are automatically expected to belong to everyone.
Some (miners) can offer as a service the complete blockchain, or just parts of it, like just video files. Perhaps on-chain identity gets developed to such a point that Twetch user #552 can access all transactions that belong to that user. 🙂
Here's my address then: 1DniaSvVyXbMVRQpkPT9dNSFHwi13RtRNi
Get your "stiff" mug, shirt and teddy bear from BSVSwag.com: https://bsvswag.com/#!/aussie%20man%20bad
Mayby the easiest way to participate is simply to try different websites, wallets and services that use BSV, and let the owner know if you experience an obvious bug or usability problem. 😉
Retrotwetch minor usability problem: unable to send a tip if Money Button's invisible payment button needs re-confirmation (can't swipe the button). $osg
/pay @145 $0.05 from $retrotwetch
You're certainly entitled to royalties for finalized sales (customer has bought an item belonging to the "Twetch IQ" category, and hasn't returned the item, items have 30 day return policy). How about 25% of such sales? 😉
That's a great quote. Parts of it are used on a BSVSwag.com's shirt design. 😏
Good, good... The stiffy bit is known by 4chan's /biz/lets, so there's definitely a bit of meme magic to it.
I'm gaming Twetch to have this topic more visibillity. 👍
You tossed a classy one, nice. 😛
Ideas what suitable memes, slogans, one-liners could be put on a t-shirt design? 📢I'd like to use them on BSVSwag.com catalog, over here: https://bsvswag.com/
Welcome to Twetch. 😏
Exactly, using a seatbelt is a cheap life insurance.
They need a copywriter to introduce the game better. 🤯