Re: [ANN][DCR] Decred - Hybrid PoW/PoS | btcsuite Devs | Tons of New Features | Go
the official forum already has more then 1000 members.
There is a decred's facebook group with around 350 investors just in my country, most of them participated in airdrop and few are bctalk members or official forum members.
No one of us will sell our coins from airdrop. We will buy more
There is a decred's facebook group with around 350 investors just in my country, most of them participated in airdrop and few are bctalk members or official forum members.
No one of us will sell our coins from airdrop. We will buy more
You don't have to be a douchetaco about it. Yes, there is apparently 1,023 members of the official forum controlled by the dev team; it would probably be completely impossible for them to inflate the number of users by changing a number in a database, right? I'm not accusing anyone of anything, just pointing out that there is no transparency in the process.
I submit that you are the douchetaco here, specifically because of your "completely impossible for them to inflate the number of users by changing a number in a database" sarcasm and generally because of your insistence on making perfect the enemy of good enough.
If you know how to do an airdrop better than decred, why didn't you volunteer to help them, instead of Monday Morning Quarterbacking?
Sounds like somebody is grumpy about missing out on the free XDC falling from the sky.
If the airdrop was bungled as badly as you imply, you should have no trouble gobbling up some of the coins about to be dumped by fake participants.
You're right, I was probably a bit douchey in that reply (perhaps made after one or more adult beverages), but I'm not insisting on perfection - I'm not demanding anything, and I'm certainly not complaining. I was just curious as to how the airdrop process could be verified by the general public (apparently it's completely unverifiable since the list won't be made public). I don't remember agreeing to any terms & conditions when signing up for the airdrop (though it's entirely possible that I clicked right through them), so I don't think there is any legally binding reason why the social media identities couldn't be disclosed, but that's the developers choice.