Since BitChute is down to accepting cryptocurrencies, I'd like to make a suggestion about your donation page.
Underneath each cryptocurrency address, I'd suggest adding a link or button that says "QR Code for BTC/BCH/ETH". And when the user clicks the link or button, it shows the appropriate QR code (with text address underneath).
The reason I recommend this is because many people use smartphone cryptocurrency wallets. So the QR codes will allow them to use their smartphone to scan the QR code on their laptop / computer screen, and donate crypto that way.
The little social justice warriors do not know it, but they are the enemy of a free world and free expression. The subjection of free expression of conservative right (and left leaning) platforms, leaves us no better than those millions who died fighting Stalin and the repression of the USSR for 70 years. Free thought and free expression are the life blood of a free society. //// Two thousand years ago, the proudest boast was civis romanus sum ["I am a Roman citizen"]. Today, in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is "Ich bin ein Berliner!"... All free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of Berlin, and therefore, as a free man, I take pride in the words "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
I am old, but know a little about crypto. The folks I deal with wouldn't know it if it bit them in the arse. That being said, it would help oldsters like me if there were a "sticky" near the donation page explaining how to donate via crypto ( I know - here is the wallet address ). However, now that mainstream coin purveyors like Coinbase track monitor and block some transfers - how the H can stuff be done in the ether? For example BTC is purchased but then needs to be put out into the solar system in some "wallet" not controlled by - say - coinbase. While it is out there uncontrolled, it can be then transfered relatively anon to Bitchute or others. That is a big leap - given that MC VISA PayPal Coinbase Stripe (and more than I can remember) have banned many end users (like GAB etc). ///// This IS the fight for First Amendment Freedom played out on a new digital stage.
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John_B_14 ago
Since BitChute is down to accepting cryptocurrencies, I'd like to make a suggestion about your donation page.
Underneath each cryptocurrency address, I'd suggest adding a link or button that says "QR Code for BTC/BCH/ETH". And when the user clicks the link or button, it shows the appropriate QR code (with text address underneath).
The reason I recommend this is because many people use smartphone cryptocurrency wallets. So the QR codes will allow them to use their smartphone to scan the QR code on their laptop / computer screen, and donate crypto that way.
BitChute ago
Thanks that's very useful.
HenryCabotLodge ago
The little social justice warriors do not know it, but they are the enemy of a free world and free expression. The subjection of free expression of conservative right (and left leaning) platforms, leaves us no better than those millions who died fighting Stalin and the repression of the USSR for 70 years. Free thought and free expression are the life blood of a free society. //// Two thousand years ago, the proudest boast was civis romanus sum ["I am a Roman citizen"]. Today, in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is "Ich bin ein Berliner!"... All free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of Berlin, and therefore, as a free man, I take pride in the words "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
HenryCabotLodge ago
I am old, but know a little about crypto. The folks I deal with wouldn't know it if it bit them in the arse. That being said, it would help oldsters like me if there were a "sticky" near the donation page explaining how to donate via crypto ( I know - here is the wallet address ). However, now that mainstream coin purveyors like Coinbase track monitor and block some transfers - how the H can stuff be done in the ether? For example BTC is purchased but then needs to be put out into the solar system in some "wallet" not controlled by - say - coinbase. While it is out there uncontrolled, it can be then transfered relatively anon to Bitchute or others. That is a big leap - given that MC VISA PayPal Coinbase Stripe (and more than I can remember) have banned many end users (like GAB etc). ///// This IS the fight for First Amendment Freedom played out on a new digital stage.
Dark_Shroud ago
You liked my Gab post so I'll give you some links:
7e62ce85 ago
Please include Dash which is anonymous, then I can send some your way.
I_Always_Lie ago
Monero too.
Broc_Lia ago
Keep in mind, that they've hopped on the censorship bandwagon
7e62ce85 ago
Hmm sounds like their hands were forced. No existing free speech laws protect inciting violence (including our own).
BitChute ago
Yep, this particular content was taken down under terrorism laws, we're not planning to become fugitives. Thanks for the tip on Dash.