Quote from: KryptoLyding on February 05, 2015, 01:39:44 AM

Community Project

Now I am really tired of how slow Cryptsy is to change from aero to aerome, and I am sure the rest of you guys are to!
Let's do something about this as the strong community we are.

Follow these steps to help:

1. Tweet to Cryptsy

Tweet this:

Code:

#cryptsy
Time to remove #aero market and add #aerome.
Was coinswap and you are hosting the wrong market.
Bittrex is getting all the fees.

2. Retweet and favorite this tweet
https://twitter.com/torrent_invites/status/563148379396800512

3. Send support ticket to cryptsy
https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new

Do as much of this as you want. If we work together I am sure we can get them to change to AM.

Cryptsy To Remove AERO & Add AM

Thank you and good thinking KryptoLydin.
Yes, I firmly believe that acting as one on this matter regarding Cryptsy is much more efficient even if it means us adding some "extra" pressure to get
what we as a community need.

I thank those who have taken the time to submit a support ticket to cryptsy on the matter stated above with regards to AERO delisting and adding AeroME (AM).

Also, those of you who have made a ticket to support please publish your Ticket ID/Ref # in this thread so I/we can keep track of the number of us who have
made attempts at contacting Cryptsy Exchange.

Quote from: pagona

Ticket ID - 176174

Thank you Pagona I will reference this Ticket ID in my follow up requests to Cryptsy

I would also urge us all to show restraint in our frustrations and please show a level of respect when submitting our ticket requests to the Cryptsy Team.
As you could imagine they must be under a great deal of pressure due to the sheer number of requests they must have as an organisation of their size.

I will follow up on this issue (once again) based on the feedback here so far. I will continue to pursue my original support ticket(s) to resolve this matter in
the preferred and amicable way.

Furthermore, I will reiterate for those who are still wondering about whether AERO is officially supported by myself.
No, it is not, I cannot guarantee the validity of the AERO Blockchain.

I will make it as clear as I have done several pages back. I cannot maintain both projects on an individual basis. AM is the evolution of the AERO codebase.
With that being said it was coded differently and these is no backwards compatibility nor, can any further swaps be done.
Swaps have ended a long time ago now and focus is purely on the (AM) AeroME coin codebase and the AeroME-Client and Platform systems.

This is the final sticking point to getting the whole older AERO blockchain sage behind us. Now its in our hands to try change this as a community effort.
Its Cryptsy's Job to listen to its customers / end-users and to our community. I need your help as they are sure as hell not listening to me!

Any thoughts or suggestions on how best to tackle this issue I am all ears!

::What can be done with a little ingenuity and brain-power::

Another issue which I believe should be praised was a guide which a fellow community member put together. Thanks to Tuxxilla for this one!..
Please checkout Tuxilla's post here:-

AeroME staking on Raspberry Pi

My job as a project developer is a fascinating role to be apart of, especially for such a supportive and loyal community.
Another part of my role as a dev is also educate both myself on a daily basis but more importantly others including us all as part of our community.

You all know my thoughts and beliefs regarding the whole Blockchain revolution we are living in today.
In my eyes we are the lucky & fortunate ones who have managed to spend the time to learn what it is to be a crypto-trade/crypto-investor and even how to mine altcoins.
These skills we take for granted as we all understand (even in a limited way) to the rest of the world this information we hole is way beyond their understanding and is why
I am a advocate for pushing ideas when I can beyond the walls of our community out to the wider world whenever possible.

Tuxxilla approached me a while back about his idea to do a guide for helping others to build a device which can stake coins..

As soon as I heard about this I immediately smiled as this is the kind of novel ideas which helps us all.. My rational is simple.. The easier we make entry into cryptos for the
general public the more the word will spread. Crypto adoption and take up increases and the greater the benefit will be for us all.

Its exactly these kind of well put together concise guides which are illustrated and explained well which are also simple enough to bridge information gap/void between Joe public
and the rest of us.

I hope his guide has helped you just as much as it will help others to understand what can be done in a fairly simple way using relatively cheap components.

Please help encourage others in our community to share their information, spend the time to compile these kinds of guides and showing our thanks
by offering a AM donate to Tuxilla: AKa3Cg46V2dQtu1JKa6XjCHUz69kSMy2gZ

A special Thanks to everyone who has supported me on this journey. A lot of price/volume activity & work has been seen/done.
We are starting to resemble a price which we can build from as we move forwards.

Respectfully,

Majika

P.S. A formal AM-X release statement / update due soon. I am making a request for specifically OS-X/mac owners to submit their interest in beta testing. Please PM me with your details and please also include a basic breakdown of your Systems specs. Thanks