nioc, steam sir. not steem :D

who what where

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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[discord] <Kayla#5718>: ```k lined

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[discord] <Kayla#5718>: sounds spoopy af 😮

yeah right, Freenode will k-line you unless you go to a different IRC network ...

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Spamming on freenode? really? What year is this?

Monero Outreach made an excellent article on Dandelion++ monerooutreach.org/stories/dandelion.html

sgp_, nice info. thank you

ErCiccione[m], ┐(￣ヮ￣)┌

Bitcoin fixes this!

Does anyone know how to reach selene, the author of Primo?

thunderosa: Can you try their git email address?

It's a private profile

unless I'm missing something. I'll take another look. Thanks

thunderosa: You can try selene⊙io

thank you very much

sarang: repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/-/merge_requests/1235

Do you that's enough of an explanation?

"In mixing operations, all transaction participants actively opt-in to the process. In contrast, in the Monero protocol, transactions are signed using a non-interactive process to maintain signer ambiguity."

?

sarang: I'm open to other wording. I want to keep it simple though since the person who has this question will not be highly educated in Monero and privacy protocols

Is it how the protocol works, or the action of the user that counts?

i.e. when using Monero you just send funds to a recipient, possibly without knowledge or care of the mixing that happens.

Inge-: imo the important distinction is that mixing is interactive

I thought what monero does is not mixing

It is not mixing

Ring signatures are non-interactive

sarang: do you like this better? repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/m…ro-site/-/merge_requests/1237/diffs

I actually think the second sentence makes it less clear, since it alone suggests the process may be the same otherwise

I'd rather just take out the second sentence

Hmm

Maybe mention instead that only specified outputs are spent, not decoys?

As opposed to typical mixing services

does that matter?

to the person asking that question

<intj440> How about "no exchange of ownership takes place among ring inputs"