Quote from: Riseman on October 12, 2015, 11:25:56 PM

Seems like you didn't quite understand the question or trying to dodge it. Or maybe don't know how open source licenses work.

First of all, i'm asking this question without any relation to this coin's features, innovations, speculative value, or any other altcoin-related things. I'm considering VNL as an open-source software product regardless of it's application here.

So the questions are:

1. Is there any code used in VNL which wasn't written by john-connor but derived from any other open-source licensed project?
2. If yes then is all the mentioned code used with proper attribution?

Of course you can say that "it's all anonymous here, so nobody can sue anyone and we can do all we want". This is OK for a short term pump-and-dump scam or a coin designed for "dark" applications only. But if this project is going to be something big and legal then such thing as a code license should be in perfect order.

This has already been overly discussed. Read all of the source code and then decide for yourself. If you find anything suspicious your next move would be to hire an IP lawyer to verify the claims are valid. This is how these situations are handled in the real world, not on bitcointalk.org by repeating the same non-facts and expecting some result. Cool

Thank you for your support.