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Questions motivating users to do malicious changes to source code
In my opinion, if you're not exploiting any weaknesses that are unknown to Core Developers, questions on modifying the standard client for research purposes are perfectly fine. Bitcoin is secure and ...
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Where can I ask questions related to BitcoinGold?
The Bitcoin Gold community appears to be organizing themselves via bitcoingold.org. The page links in the "Our Community" section to:
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r/BitcoinGoldHQ
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How should you handle questions formed with "flags" like (HELP!!!) (CRISIS!!) etc?
If they are legitimate, original questions we should answer them. However, those "flag" words should be edited out of the title and body of the question. New users don't realize that they only ...
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Is it "frowned upon" to ask a lot of questions and not answer other people's questions?
Not at all. Not everyone knows enough to be able to answer other people's questions so its perfectly fine to not answer any questions. Of course if you can answer questions, then that's great, but if ...
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Questions motivating users to do malicious changes to source code
Since you are doing research for your thesis, which is a commendable purpose, questions along that lines should be fine. I suggest you put an explanation in your posts and/or profile, that you are ...
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Flag on own comment
My usual procedure would be to only tackle topics that I feel reasonably sure about. However, it is acceptable to take a question as a point to start your own research in order to answer it. A lot of ...
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Why did my answer get deleted?
The wording of your answer made it sound like you were talking about the OP of that question which thus sounds like commentary. The usage of "they" was a bit vague (generally I think it's clearer to ...
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Why can't we ask questions about services related to bitcoin?
Thank you for bringing this up. I voted to reopen the question, because I agree that the reason given does not apply to your question.
Bitcoin Stackexchange has been getting a lot of low-quality ...
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What sites are for distributed computing?
Following sites in the Stack Exchange network would be relevant to specific discussion on the distributed computing aspects such as Consensus, Fault Tolerance, Partial Synchrony, etc.
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Progress tracker of implementing the scope change
I've updated the Ask & Don't Ask section of the tour.
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Progress tracker of implementing the scope change
I've updated the introduction on the tour.
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Not sure what to do with this but here is a highranking question with the wrong answer that can have horrible results
thanks for raising awareness.
I'm going to add a warning to both of these answers. If you already have the privilege to do so, downvoting the answers would be proper, too. (I've done so already.)
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Updated an answered question with a fix suggested in answer
Unfortunately, the Stackexchange format doesn't lend itself to evolving a topic in one post. So, if your update to the question changes it so much that answers already given would become obsolete by ...
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