I guess they should put it on their donations page:

https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Donate_or_Pay_Dues (I don't see any mention of it on there yet).

Read my PM, there's IRC logs of them approving in there. They don't approve of public logging, though, thus the PM.

Okay, I'll discuss it with them in-person when I get a chance.

Confirmed that, received 5.00 and 2.50 from the same address 1PwoVg3CxMkF7uVuAn3gcCp4SAtXwyxKuR

I falsely assumed the 5.00 were from Mahkul.

Sure, I can also just send it back to you, that might be less confusing. Address?

So my receiving table now looks like this:

04/03/2011 17:31  2.50 Blitzboom (to address in spreadsheet)
04/04/2011 02:57 10.00 dirtyfilthy (to my signature address)
04/07/2011 04:05 3.00 slush (to address in spreadsheet)
04/07/2011 16:04 2.50 probably bittertea (to address is spreadsheet)

This probably means, if I didn't make a mistake, that mahkul and cw have not payed.

Mahkul, your spreadsheet (http://www.editgrid.com/user/mahkul/Earn_BTC_for_promoting_Bitcoin) says you gave me the bounty. Can you doublecheck that and maybe point me to the TX so I can confirm that?

Any chance you could get them to actually MENTION Bitcoin here: http://www.erowid.org/donations/donations.php

I know there is a logo in the bottom, but when you click donate it doesn't come up as an option at all. I don't think anyone will even notice that they accept Bitcoin unless they already know about it. There should be something like they have there for paypal on that site - like a link saying: Donate through Bitcoin.

Anyone working on a big, high profile organization, like Greenpeace or Médecins Sans Frontières ?
I think that if we can convince one of that to accept BTC, effect will be huge.

I am going to ask Child Play's Charity to accept bitcoin donations.

I've asked the guy who runs the WSUSOfflineUpdate website - and he wrote back that he'll look into it

WSUSOfflineUpdate lets you update all your windows PCs from one download - handy if you're an IT guy who has to do rebuilds regularly and don't want to have to click through Windows Update to do them - or if you have copies of Windows that don't update because the end user loaded a dodgy copy.

+1 Adafruit is great, I think ladyada is geeky enough to be interested in bitcoin .

That was quick, since I have been talking to them for a while now and also, my friend owns it.

There is a Bitcoin accepted here logo now in the menu on the left, which leads to the Bitcoin dedicated part of the website quoting the address for donations. Please send your pledges directly onto the address quoted on the softendo donation page.

EDIT: I totally recommend playing these games, I think they are as good as the originals.