I'm not going to create an account just to browse a catalog.
Show HN: Yumcoin - Share and sell your digital creations for Bitcoin
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#12Your email validation is too strict, my perfectly valid email (.me TLD) was denied.
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks! The product preview is optional, but it makes the page look better and can help to sell the product. The preview media link is provided by the seller in addition to their product's file. For example, it could be a YouTube link to the trailer for an independent film, or a SoundCloud link to the preview for a full album.
I've just purchased the Atlantis Lemuria track and it worked great. I got the file a few seconds after I transmitted the funds. One suggestion: as a customer, the landing page could display the items that I've bought.
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#15As there is now a bitcoin-gumroad, is there anyone planning a bitcoin-kickstarter?
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#16Nice site design. Is that a freely available Bootstrap theme?
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#17There's lots of new features we're working on, but it's already useful and fun.
Here's an example Yumcoin link: https://yumcoin.com/p/osZO
Check it out, and let us know what you think.
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#18So this is quite much like Gumroad but with bitcoin. I think that it is perfect for ebooks. As there is now a bitcoin-gumroad, is there anyone planning a bitcoin-kickstarter?
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#20I'd like to know more about the security measures you guys take. I've been working on a personal project, and haven't found any good guides to securing bitcoin transactions and managing private keys properly (assuming you host the bitcoin client on some server somewhere).