Just days after the release of BTC (BTC)'s serial number agreement, its founder had to solve his first surprisingly pornographic image, which has already been loaded into blockchain technology.

At 12:15 on February 2nd, according to the serial number agreement, an unpleasant image, "Milk Sheep", was engraved on the Bitcoin blockchain.

It appeared on Tombstone 668 and was broadcast live on the front page of the serial number for about half an hour, then the image was deleted. It still exists on the block chain, but cannot be queried using serial numbers on the site.

Nien Rodmore, the founder of the serial number, told Cointelegraph that he acted quickly by deleting the picture from the serial number website, but acknowledged that taking full account of the nature of the contract could not prevent it from happening in the future.

He is at least working on a solution to prevent the image from appearing on the serial number website.

A picture called "Milk Sheep" depicts a man controlling its anal gate. Because of its amazing use value, it is often used to deceive network users.

'at this stage, without human typing, there is no way to hide some of the runes on the serial number website, 'Mr. Rodamo said.

"the adventurer has an environment variable that can be used to hide some runes, so we don't think it looks very comfortable," he said. "We will import it into the environment variable, now the web server is not easy to return to the inscription, will not return to the specific content."

Serial numbers have a simple website, and each new rune occurs on their home page.

Although Rodarmor plans to arrange an "existing policy of very arbitrary specific content" so that people can add pornographic images to the site "without a doubt", he hopes to check such images until he finds a way to make it fully automatic to avoid the home page, such as creating a separate interior space for them on the site.

Critics of blockchain technology worry that its stability is likely to be used to always escrow illegal or bizarre mainstream media, while others argue that its containment of censorship should be called an important basic feature.

Asked if he was worried that the serial number might be blamed for checking some images, Rodmore replied:

"the rune is still on the drive chain, and if you run your own Ordinal regiment-- anyone can do it freely-- it won't have that environment variable, that's what you want, and you can see the outstretched buttocks."

He adds that its website is just an example of blockchain browsers, and hopes that others will build more sites where they can "implement their own current policies of control according to their own taste".

Rodmore said it was also the second time he had checked pornographic images. In his view, the technology and cost of burning image CDs to the BTC Internet has reduced the frequency of such Tauren explorations.

The serial number launched on January 21st immediately caused disagreement in the password world, with the focus of the dispute over whether it is good for the BTC ecosystem.

The protocol works by engraving relevant information such as images on BTC--, the original loan currency of BTC Internet, to make the construction of similar NFT that can be transmitted.

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