Quote from: GIFOS on April 16, 2015, 12:36:50 PM

Quote from: Crestington on April 16, 2015, 09:35:46 AM

Quote from: Adam_Allcock on April 16, 2015, 09:18:13 AM

So then dont lose your way and dont waste your time or have your name tainted even trying to contribute to the community. You know how this will end. The leaked emails are naild to its coffin. Evidence is too strong and media will blast the news every where.

Well, all I was saying was that there is some value in it. Team PayCoin and this "jwrb" guy copied code from PayCon (which I copied from another Coin) that fixed their problem and so they gave me credit and gave me 1 BTC. I have seen that they have also forcibly took Zencloud and Paybase from Josh and started allowing people to withdrawals so I also told them about a couple problems they should fix and pointed them to a commit from DiceCoin to block certain addresses. Will they fix their problems? who knows? but from reading just some of the emails it seems like that they weren't part of the crowd since they wouldn't be doing actual work.

Let's throw a little wrench in the mix and see what happens.

Crestington, you made the comment about about "Dicecoin to block certain addresses" I remember seeing somewhere (might be in this huge thread somewhere?) about the ability to block certain wallet addresses, is this really possible? if so how is that implemented?

Yes certain addresses can be blocked, I have seen it in a few different Coins (MaryJ, CommunityCoin, SaturnCoin2) and I assume you would need more than 51% of the network Stake Weight to be able to do it. I'm not sure yet exactly what it needs to do it but I think it could be something important to the network and should be tested. In SaturnCoin2 there was a story of them Blocking an address they thought was the dev's premine but turned out to be Cryptsy lol