I like it DASH/CASH

I need to buy 200-400 digital cash. Anyone willing to sell. I need someone reputable. I will pay 5 cent more than what is cryptocoinmarketcap website.

I would not say he left, I think he is taking Spreadcoin as a learning experience as he is looking directly into the code. I still think of him as a member of the community and I am sure after his SPR experience he will be back contributing with his new found knowledge and his awesome gifs.

Sure, I can do that np, PM me if you like.

I don't know where to start trying to explain why this (and most of the other parts of your post) are so completely and utterly wrong when one considers the thousands of examples of super successful brands that use a word or phrase that has no relevance/meaning to the product or service being offered.

@Otoh:
Thank you very much,
I will PM you in case I can make something with my French bank account (I can have problem to made some internet operation as I don't live there anymore, need SMS verification and they don't send SMS where I am  ...),  I was really interested in Paypal.


If anyone in here is interested in selling my some DARSHK with PP. PM me.

Since the subject finally came up, I just wanted to take the opportunity to quickly (and as inoffensively as possible) get this off my chest:

You don't "loose" money.

You "lose" money and "loose" an arrow (as in, "let loose").   Just reminding those around here with otherwise perfect English that this sticks out like a sore thumb because the rest of your text is so awesome.

That's all I'm going to say about this, though.  

Given DASH's bright future, I'm sure nobody in this community will ever have to worry about this particular word again anyway.  

Just a thought: If this re-brand goes through,  to "Dine and DASH" will suddenly become respectable!

 

I just do not think we necessarelly have to do what is considered "valid" and "acceptable". Since if Satoshi Nakamoto himself though that way, Bitcoin itself would most likely not have been invented in the first place. There is nothing ethically wrong with the name Darkcoin and it is the name that definitely does embody and best symbolizes the cryptocurrency movement, and its spirit, certainly much better then DASH or DC does IMHO, both in the literal and poetic sense. So if the only reason for doing this change is so that Darkcoin can be considered a more "valid" and "acceptable" currency then i would not consider that a good reason for the change.

It's not so much about "validity" and being careful not to rock the boat and upset people (or anything around diplomatic catering to people's sensitivities), it's about whether we want to even get to first base in conversations with people in 99% of cases. If you read back over the past pages since this was announced you'll see many many people breathing a collective sigh of relief because they couldn't get past 10 seconds of conversation in trying to introduce someone to Darkcoin without the person recoiling with (almost) horror that someone would consider being involved with it.

Darkcoin is a name that's just fine here in crypto circles but that's where it stops. Outside of this tiny tiny little realm that's so insignificant "Darkcoin" means illegal nefarious bad criminal.

It will only ever be a tiny niche currency that will only appeal to a tiny subset of Bitcoin users if it remains as Darkcoin. What's been created here is absolutely way bigger and beyond that and we need to set it free from these constraints.

Propeller tech-heads are some of the last people in the world that will understand these sorts of concepts and we're getting a fair share of that type of thinking here being expressed.