Quote from: Hamuki on May 19, 2015, 08:56:02 AM

What about using the official forums instead of spamming BTCtalk then?
There is no reason for this.

What about Dash? Doge? Litecoin? Ripple? or any other big coin that is around?

This is a useless thread to be honest.

Did you even read what he said?

He said Monero is not an alt, its a complement to Bitcoin. Its the only coin not based on Bitcoin code offering a different and valuable utility which Bitcoin fails to do. A transparent blockchain complementing an opaque blockchain. All this with brutally honest POW distribution. Thats why it should have its own section.

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Dash? Doge? Litecoin? Ripple?

Premined Scam with centralized masternodes - A copycoin based on a meme - A copycoin with a different algo - A centralized company

Are you kidding me? These shitcoins cannot be compared to the technological supremacy and honesty of Monero team

Here is a post from the admin of this forum of what he thinks of alts and Monero

Alts and Monero

Quote from: theymos on December 08, 2014, 10:09:00 PM

The altcoin sections are very popular, so I'd like to support them. I don't think that they do anything to hurt the other sections. If you're annoyed at how they clutter the "show unread posts since last visit" page, then you can add those boards to your ignore boards list. (I'm thinking of changing this page so that you can click a button next to each thread to ignore the board it's in.)

I'm not usually interested in altcoins myself, but I can see how people can enjoy them. Most altcoin "investing" is a lot like gambling. I can see how trying to navigate and manipulate these tiny markets could be fun for a lot of people. These pump-and-dump altcoins aren't really competitors to Bitcoin: they're really a way of using your bitcoins to gamble. There are also a handful of technologically interesting altcoins like Monero, which I think are very useful for testing new ideas that might one day be incorporated into Bitcoin.