Re: [bitcoin-dev] Suggestion to remove word from BIP39 English wordlist

2018-01-23 Thread Ronald van der Meer via bitcoin-dev
I’m new to this so what is the next step?

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Subject: Re: [bitcoin-dev] Suggestion to remove word from BIP39 English wordlist


> and then agree that by convention,  the words 'satoshi' or the alternative 
> word will represent the same number on the list

That convention would be the alternative to BIP0039 I am referring to.


On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 4:49 PM, Matthew Clancy 
> wrote:
I would disagree here:

>But most of all:
>7. Removing a word or changing a list *is impossible* as verification of an
>existing mnemonic requires the list. To change one word, you would need to
>provide an alternative to BIP0039 to cope with alternative words, or change
>all the words to a completely new set of 2048 English words so that it is
>clear which wordlist is in use.

All that really would need to be done is select another word that is not on the 
2048 list, and then agree that by convention,  the words 'satoshi' or the 
alternative word will represent the same number on the list. It seems to be to 
be a fairly simple thing to implement.



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[bitcoin-dev] Suggestion to remove word from BIP39 English wordlist

2018-01-09 Thread Ronald van der Meer via bitcoin-dev
Hello guys,

After reviewing some bitcoin improvement proposals, I noticed that one of the 
words that can be found on the BIP39 English wordlist is “satoshi”. 
I suggest removing this word from the list so it’s less obvious that it’s a 
bitcoin seed when found by a malicious third party.

Regards, 
Ronald van der Meer
 
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