00:22:12 <modul8[m]> thanks for that reddit thread ErCiccione
00:27:19 <viperperidot[m]> ErCiccione: Thanks for all the work you are doing, it is much appreciated!
07:53:52 <oceanus[m]> Looking at the CoC, I think they should rename to MoneroSafe.space
07:54:53 <oceanus[m]> bigslim : there was a spam problem earlier
08:36:31 <viperperidot[m]> XD
08:37:25 <viperperidot[m]> That's probably what it will end up being
17:41:37 <SomeGuy> When accepting donations with Bitcoin, there are huge privacy incentives to generating a unique, single use address for each donor. Is that the case with Monero as well? Or can I use a static address without revealing 1) How much money has been donated in total, and 2) the addresses that have donated. In other words, is there any reason to hand out
17:41:38 <SomeGuy> single-use addresses to donors when using Monero?
17:42:20 <artefact> address reuse is ok
17:42:30 <artefact> but recipients will know they are transacting with the same person
17:42:34 <sethsimmons> https://twitter.com/jehrenhofer/status/1324418841754148864?s=21
17:42:41 <sethsimmons> sgp_ just went over exactly that, SomeGuy
17:43:38 <sgp_> SomeGuy: the main reason to use different addresses is if you need to identify who sent you money
17:43:42 <moneromooo> Recipients do not know they are transacting with the same person (unless probabilistically checking whether the change from the first tx appears in a ring in the second tx, which has false positives *and* false negatives).
17:43:46 <sgp_> (for XMR)
17:44:14 <yanmaani> do you need KYC on localmonero.co?
17:44:24 <artefact> moneromooo: if you give alice and eve the same xmr address, they will definitely know they are transacting with the same person
17:44:25 <mmxxx[m]> o_0
17:45:01 <artefact> but for receiving donations this is not a concern
17:45:11 <moneromooo> Yes, if they compare, obviously :)
17:45:18 <artefact> that's what i meant :)
17:45:21 <SomeGuy> Sounds good. One less thing to worry about. Thanks.
17:45:37 <yanmaani> it's a shame there's no simple way to make an address in JS
17:45:52 <yanmaani> like that does the derivation of shared secret in the browser
17:45:54 <moneromooo> OK. We just use recipient differently then.