Quote from: Mac Red on April 09, 2015, 06:59:21 PM

Quote from: Kora on April 09, 2015, 04:57:31 AM

Quote from: mikelitoris on April 09, 2015, 04:40:48 AM

that sucks man, you put alot of effort into this project, sorry to hear.

Thanks for your comment!! It does suck, but I don't feel too bad for myself. I learnt quite a few useful life lessons, and I had an itch, and I scratched it, so I'm OK. I do feel very bad for those who bought ORA on the NXT AE. I'm not giving up yet, but I'm a realist too. Things don't look very good at the moment.

Agreed. Learnt a ton from this project & community. ORA has always had a really strong, open and honest foundation IMO. Whatever happens next I'm proud to have been a part of it.

Hey, thanks Mac! You did a great job with the initial webapp registration system, and our FREE distribution process was 100% legit. We tried our best to make the distribution fair and free from abuse, and we can be proud of that. Thanks for working on ORA with me Mac. I'm not giving up just yet, and hopefully we'll be working together on new challenges soon, but take care for now, and all the best for the future

A HUGE thanks also goes out to frag for all the great work he did on CryptoFest! One day that might take off, ya never know

I know you worked on ORA in a voluntary capacity to help 'make something', and that's the true spirit of the crypto movement that's often not so obvious on this forum, but it is here. Most crypto followers want to help make our world a bit better, and we know decentralised organisational structures can do that, if their allowed a chance to grow and spread across the globe. Crypto and blockchain tech is about so much more than just 'money', and people pitching in to help community based projects like frag did with ORA can make all the difference. Thanks man