You should put a link to the description. Maybe I'll check this game :)

I hope :D I have plans about indexing the existing tranzactions, maybe we can found already existing messages hidden there :)

Yes, I was thinking about a similar page :) But I still didn't have time to made it :D

Yea, but those "external parts" can disappear in the future, so then we are talking about regular HTML pages again... I think "noneditability" is the price for imperishability.

No, you can't edit anything after it's stored in the chain. :/

Your question is a very good question... But I don't know the good answer for it. I think we can't prevent the bad behavior at all. :/

No author, no government, and nobody can erase anything from any blockchain. It's the most basic principle of cryptos. So yes, all of the above are fully possible. I think it's a huge responsibility for

The eternity.ws website is a webapp, you don't have to install anything. But I think it's absolutely possible to develop some browser plugin which is able to get the HTML from the blockchain.

Hi Andrew, I've updated the post, source is available. It's a little shitty now, but it's only a demo :) Here you can find it:

Wow thanks, I didn't know that. ROTFL. This guy seems a bit frustrated to me... He also didn't like noobs here :D

Yea, I'm very curious when will the media start to hype this, because this coin is "sooo greeen" ;)

You are right. It's not a good sign. But if you dig deeper into Gridcoin happenings and zoom out to see a 2 month period, we will see there was those issues with the blockchain... GRC had a bug in the

Lol, nooo :D Another question: I'm very n00b here at Steemit. Where & how did you get those stats?

Welcome to Gridcoin world! @parejan is right, you will not lose anything until you have your wallet.dat and gridcoinresearch.conf files backed up. (And your password if your wallet is locked) This is because

Thanks, I'll try what I can :)

I have thought about it, but I don't want to do it until I'm not 100% sure that every "unknowns" are really "mined" transactions. I think it needs some further testing with this. Sexier?

Haha, it sounds familiar to me. :D

Thanks guys! Wow, I've got my first donation! \o/

Great idea. I'm waiting for the next update :)

Yes, I know it. The $60/hr is only spent for hardcore c++ wallet development. Hm. I can't even imagine if somebody wants to donate for it, but I'll give it a try. ;)