Quote from: drays on March 21, 2015, 12:18:06 PM

Quote from: Hollowman338 on March 21, 2015, 10:51:56 AM

Quote from: Harwood on March 21, 2015, 05:07:23 AM

Quote from: Hollowman338 on March 20, 2015, 09:03:08 PM

Quote from: drays on March 20, 2015, 08:23:33 PM

I want to post this once more, as I see the Dev is silent while his coin is going to be delisted from the only exchange and people will lose all the coins they have at Coin-swap.net after is closes on March 22 (in one-two days)!

If you have FLIRT coins at Coin-swap.net, you can withdraw them to your local wallet before March 22! For that you need to add these two nodes to your flirtcoin.conf and resync the wallet:

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addnode=91.121.165.120:8333
addnode=108.53.29.62:23532

If you do not withdraw your coins now, they will be lost forever!

Actually Dev should have written that, but as he is absent by some reason, someone should do this instead of him.

Are you proposing to take over this shitcoin?

Treading water is more like it. It is a simple and cheap solution to allow the Dev to succeed. For all we know the Dev has some IRL situation going on and it is more important to them then the coin and web site.

Dev is gone. Dev is staying gone. Whatever flirtcoin was supposed to be, is no longer. You hold an amount of coin in a worthless blockchain. This is happening to many cryptos right now. They're solutions to problems no one ever had.

Best of luck.

I appreciate your opinion, and there is a very big chance you are right. Many coins are shading away, but there are few which then return in flying colors. You never know for sure. For now we are just trying to save the coin, so it could stay there in kind of "hibernated state" until Dev gets his act together, or someone else might decide to take over.
What refers to me taking over... no, don't have such plans; promotion, social media and flirting in general is not among my best skills

. And I would never take the responsibility and start something like this without having a plan (plan A, plan B, plan C, and so on for different scenarios), and without 100% understanding of at least the technical side of the project. This coin has some potential for the right Dev though, so I suppose there *might* be something happening with this coin further. If Dev cares to resolve blockchain issues, we can ecen try to get a new exchange for it.

I agree with Drays on this. It is no big deal for me to keep the wallet running on a machine that my son and his friends use for Minecraft. I might put a Honorcoin 2.0 wallet on it.