Simon Males

Hello PH! I'm a big fan of simple single use web applications. I love morsecode.tools as there is no data to be transmitted to any servers. It's a website that has no need to be online, 100% offline ready.

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Going to play devils advocate and say that this isn't needed if you only have a single or low number of domains. If you filter for only your domain (example.com), you shouldn't experience spam referrals. http://i.imgur.com/0p35CDT.png Also discussed this on Reddit recently. https://www.reddit.com/r/webmarketing/comments/3t9hqj/anyone_getting_smashed_with_referral_spam_again/cx4alqq

The freemium services were brought to my attention whilst building this and active Bitcoiners have mentioned them too with mixed feelings. Most have had a negative experience with them, but competing with free is hard. I believe by reducing the friction of no sign up helps and that a single fax can cost a matter of cents.

I read a report recently that estimated almost 100% Japanese businesses still use and maintain a fax. So to narrow your question down I would say potentially 100% of Japanese Bitcoiners :) Globally the use would be much smaller. Regular fax use I estimate at about 5% of Bitcoiners. Occasional use (1-3 times a year) I would expect 15%.

Supporting the Bitcoin economy by helping those who still need to send faxes from time to time.