Quote from: pookielax31 on March 19, 2015, 05:26:00 PM

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Quote from: anonymousxx1503 on March 19, 2015, 04:51:03 PM

The Altcoin world is a shit filled landfill where you can find a diamond in the rough. There's like 5-6 alts to even come close to considering and all the others have anonymous devs who add nothing to the project past getting it out the door in the first place. I do want to hold an ALT as well as BTC and choosing to keep the one with the best developer out there is a smart decision no matter what he chose to do short term. I don't ever feel like Evan is going to run away or disappear and that's worth a lot to me in spite of the things I don't agree with.

Satoshi, Bitcoin's anonymous dev, added nothing once he got it out the door.

That's a good thing, because making a project depended on Some Dude creates autocracy, undesirable centralization, and a Bus Factor of one.

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In software development, the bus factor is the number of key developers who would need to be incapacitated to make a project unable to proceed. It is also known as truck factor, or bus/truck number or lottery factor and is a measurement of the concentration of information in individual team members. A high bus factor means that many individuals know enough to carry on and the project could still succeed even in very adverse events.

DarshCoin is Some Dude's hobby, not a FOSS project. The backdoor/killswitch private key in Duff's possession makes that perfectly clear, as does the heavy-handed rebranding.

Your dimwitted love of and faith in trusted third parties is cute. Have fun with the hero worship and good luck getting "DASH" trademarked!

LOL a kill switch? I guess you dont understand how the spork key actually works you fucktard

And you have nothing to say about the inadvisability of software projects having a Bus Factor of one.

It only takes One Dude getting hit by a bus for all of your hopes and dreams to be DASHed.

No wonder you'd rather focus on sporks! Cheesy