Quote from: Jeff8247 on May 06, 2015, 01:29:42 AM

Quote from: Prosperityforall on May 06, 2015, 01:19:12 AM

Quote from: illodin on May 06, 2015, 01:08:59 AM

Quote from: Prosperityforall on May 06, 2015, 12:54:10 AM

Stop being subjective, use only what's known, please and thank you. What's known is what turtle83 has recorded, saying anything otherwise like you have been, is stupid and illogical.

What is stupid and illogical is thinking a snapshot of nodes one client was seeing at a certain time is the total list of the nodes that were mining before and after the fact.

Quote from: Prosperityforall on May 06, 2015, 12:54:10 AM

Someone owning 11% of all Dash coins, coupled with Dash having 35% of it's current coin supply stem from a 2 day instamine, is Horrible Distribution. Get real.

And how do you know how many people mined those 35%, and how many of them kept them all?

Ok let's recap what happened.

Evan released Dash before it's intended release date. He also released it so it could only be mined on Linux(Take note that 90%+ of all computers use Windows as the operating system). By those two factors, we can assume that not as many people mined Dash as they would have mined a coin that was released on time and available to mine on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Proof of this is in the Dash thread, where the first pages are riddled with users complaning and being unable to mine.

The only nodes we know of are the ones turtle83 noted, saying otherwise is foolish. There are no other soures to compare Turtle83's list of nodes to, therefore making any argument of "what if" irrelevant. Stop being subjective, thank you..

Your Linux argument is void, anyone can use it so end of story.

With a name like ProsperityForAll it sounds like an oxymoron to me with the stance your taking...

You're joking...right? The question isn't if something is available, it's what's already being used. Installing Linux would require you to boot from a flashdrive or install it on virtualbox, both of which for most people are unnecessary as shown by the statistics in which the overwhemingly majority of people use the windows operating system. Windows it the most widely used, Linux is one of the least used, therefore making Evan releasing Dash on Linux only as extremely questionable and probably done to optimize the amount of coins he would have been able to instamine.

Was it you or Brilliantrocket that stated you like scams as long as you get to benefit? Please stop the hypocrisy. I didn't know being against scams and fraudelent behavior/activity such as instamnes was a bad thing...well maybe to people like you.