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I see you are trying to be clever, but that comment doesn't really bring anything to the table. Sure, you can try to filter/block crypto transactions but that w
by crypt1d 9y ago
I see you are trying to be clever, but that comment doesn't really bring anything to the table. Sure, you can try to filter/block crypto transactions but that will be A LOT harder than blocking dissident blogs. One of the biggest selling points of many decentralized systems is to be censorship resistant.
- scblock 9y agoI am not even remotely trying to be clever.
- IncRnd 9y agoBlocking these transactions is trivial to do. Employers detect and block them constantly. The purported censorship resistance of these coins has nothing to do with the shape of the traffic.
- crypt1d 9y agothats only true in theory really, because there are many ways to go around the same blocks. eg , by simply storing ur wallet node remotely. nobody said that there is something special about the traffic, just that the system is set up in a way that does makes it impossible for governments to effectively stop you from enjoying ur rights to freely transact.
- IncRnd 9y agoAll you have done is restate what you wrote. There is empirical evidence that this traffic can and does get blocked. Furthermore, many cloud providers stop this traffic.