This includes starting the mining early, having bugs in the code, or not providing Windows binaries, all of which are among the issues which we know occurred with Dash.
If you want to be ethical and professional you wouldn't promote buying a windoze. Linux is free for everybody.
Dude, I never use Windows, ever. You don't need to sell me on this. But it is excluding people to provide binaries for it, especially on the accelerated timescale of an instamine, where every little difference, even dumb ones like whether you
support spoon-feed precompiled miners for a dumbed-down OS to dumbed-down people, become enormously important.
At that time many people were jumping from one coin to another. Many hundreds of people were watching closely every launch of a new coin. Many eyes were focused on Dash (xcoin, darkcoin at that time) thus many miners were ready.
I think only you were misled and deceived. What makes an envious butthurt
I really couldn't care less about missing mining Dash. I've done fine with mining other coins, and crypto is all a hobby to me anyway.