Quote from: f2000 on November 05, 2015, 12:26:16 PM

Quote from: coins101 on November 04, 2015, 10:33:35 PM

Symmetry.

Like, super.

I quite liked this also, you could shorten the currency down to sym.

Symmetry is a good name in itself, but the problem is it didn't work also as a currency name. Whereas, Netcode works both as the block chain 2.0 name and as the currency name. And Netcodes is far superior to Symmetry because Netcode speaks exactly to what a programmable block chain is all about; that is a consensus network of codes and coding.

I preferred Massync ~~and Assumble~~ (edit: realized it can be confused with assume instead of intended 'sum') conceptually and for unique branding over Symmetry. But I decided Netcode was superior because 'code' is the only word that can express something that is a valuable morsel of information on the internet that acts like money.

Token is not a normally used term, rather on the internet we use codes.

Readers please tell me any other word that embodies a unit of valuable information that normal people use on the internet?

Bits? Not!

What?

Go ask some women and non-geeks. Get some perspective. I have been.