-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- To those at the Nexus who are using Magic Money: thank you and good luck. So far you are planning to accept Magic Money as payment, and to pay out Magic Money to a few people who write some code or otherwise help you out. This will not get it into widespread use. Instead, everyone who signs up for one of your services (Internet access, etc.) should get a rebate back in Magic Money. This rebate can be used toward the next month's bill or any other service you provide - but only if the person learns how to use Magic Money and sets up a client. Now there is a real economic motive for quite a few people to use it. Direct exchanges between the users will follow naturally. In your description of Magic Money and the Nexus system, you said that a bug in the Magic Money client would cause loss of coins if you enter a bad coin value while entering coins to be paid out. This is not true, at least not on the systems I've tried it on. You get an error message and a rather ominous-looking blank line, but entering a correct coin value will continue the process. Also, for automation and Perl scripts, you might want to take a look at the v1.1 auto-client. The auto-client is designed especially for control from another program or script. Control from a perl script would be very easy - much easier than controlling the manual client. I also encourage you to standardize on v1.1 now because it adds the bank's keyid to the end of each coins.dat file. The auto-client can retrieve the keyid, and its presence will be very important if you ever start using multiple banks. Pr0duct Cypher Cypherpunks build Bombs? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.3a iQCVAgUBLmAfDMGoFIWXVYodAQFmfQQAj79YF9oYtzakrhBgEcLDB8SezWc89o5f TE1jnjKLNnLQGRlzcLuqv0PSRP02ABhAT7VcPkqnOYH28ctvD+SR8MiB65IZI0Ul NHnD6mvSqY7kF0RQVjdVTXPBmGdAq5GZIaLEDl8n1wkh/cf/4XY30J3R13Ac0+Ds ZqrHviE1mQc= =2Dj6 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----