Quote from: 548845 on January 01, 2015, 08:08:11 PM

Quote from: RJX on January 01, 2015, 08:05:19 PM

I voted 'other' because I don't really see a solution in the other choices. Then again, I not really high-tech.

The other could be to:
Place your scam find coins as a bounty to find the ones who scammed the rest....

Is it doable?

NO.

But you can start from the development team, who apparently didn't think it was a biggy having 5-6 members with 50-100 wallets each Roll Eyes

Yeah it only became a problem when others realized that the team was in it and didn't really give a shit...

Besides who used this method, as long as there is no decent protection against this method then this form of distribution is crippled and can only be suspended. Since this method has been used we can no longer speak of a fair distribution so these imo 'so-called patches' are more like an offer you can't refuse because you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't.

On the other hand, if this anti-scam coin is truly created by a team of scammers purposely trying undermine the efforts of anti-scammers offering free distribution and the outlook of a better (cryp-)tomorrow, then this party has been one big red herring everyone has been following, exactly as ~~programmed~~ predicted.

I think it's more important to be aware of that and ask who's really responsible. This is Cryptoland, where sometimes there's a prize behind door #2 but mostly there are no doors.