I like it more with the small j , but the ethereum symbol seem to large for the rest of the text imo.

What will jedi do ? I'm assuming you are building a dApp ?

Note, I'm not judging peepeth or it's developer here.
I just think it's a valid concern : having a platform that's accessible for everyone, funded by people who want to support it, and giving them something in return, without giving them undue advantage over free users.

I agree, it's not the rich exploiting the poor.
But if transactions are paid for by @bevan, he'll want to make back that money in some way, and one way is to offer something 'free' doesn't offer.
There was a fundraiser offering special features at different levels.

So it's costing Peepeth. That means they have an incentive to make that money back. One way to do so is to provide special features for money ( like higher char limit) . The rich still get an advantage over the poor.
Whether this is good or bad, I don't know. We'll find out :-)

Is it really free, or is peepeth paying or it ?
As I understand it, in order to put it on the blockchain, it has to be mined, so there's a transaction fee being paid out to the miner who puts it into the blockchain.

Someone is paying that transaction fee.

Thank you, this was indeed the problem.
After I ran the IPFS daemon it worked.
I guess otherwise it just looks locally ( which is useful as a sort of offline cache), but can't find it's not there yet :-)

This is interesting.
Can I use this ( is it copyrighted, etc... ) ?

Thank you.
That's so cool.
So it's actually putting it into ipfs before it's on the blockchain ( because I haven't saved this one yet).

Thanks.
I noticed this hash (starting with Qm.. in the input field in etherscan for my transaction.
However, when I try to look up the hash ( using ipfs cat), it tells me
'Error: merkledag: not found'

I'm probably surely something. Would be cool to retrieve the text though

Are the actual 'peeps' stored on the blockchain, or is it only a hash to then validate it afterwards ?

Thank you.
Regarding the EU as monetary union, I like it as it makes travel, etc... a lot easier.

However it can also cause difficulties due to different economies between European countries ( one might need inflation, the other deflation).

Not an economist, so just my opinion

I agree that the EU changed Europe for the better.
That being said, I do see some room for improvement.
For example, I'd like to be able to vote directly for the EU commission and EU president, and I would like to be able to vote for EU parliament not limited by my country.