Quote from: ShiftTeam on February 16, 2016, 08:17:04 PM

Quote from: tx42 on February 16, 2016, 05:19:26 PM

Quote from: Maverick69 on February 16, 2016, 03:02:34 PM

Quote from: ShiftTeam on February 16, 2016, 06:38:17 AM

Website is 95% done already.

Would you mind donate us what has already been done? I would understand if you're against it, but you also said you were ready to help, so...

What Maverick69 is saying is that he would like access to the website materials that the original developer has in hand, so that Maverick69 can create the website at a new URL.

Well you "took over" by creating a new thread without any hesitation not talking with any other former team members. You do not understand the 100s of hours put into this. So, you are on your own. You will have a block explorer and a website soon enough, just as we did (except the 95% done website).

Allthough, it will be interesting to see how it goes, maybe i can be proud of SHF after a while. After all i started it. Ii planned to come back and develop when i felt better. Good luck.

In its core (golang) its more developed than EXP, so you have a head start there.

I can feel you! Thank you so much for all the work you have done, just in forking Ethereum. As you pointed out, it is not an easy task, otherwise there would be much more than just three clones in the world (SHIFT being the first).

And what the fuck? SHIFT is golang in it's core language?.
Whoever doesnt know, Google developed Golang (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(programming_language). As I am not a coder, I cannot judge it's code base, but looking at it's parents, this might be very valuable.

Time will show, but I could imagine that Google then might find some serious interest in usage for SHIFT.

Maybe they have never even heard of SHIFT.

Anyways, good job on the start!

Quote from: Teka on February 16, 2016, 09:08:46 PM

Ugh...the constant drama at Bitcointalk is the reason why I keep leaving this place. I've comeback to say that founder of shift is not a scammer, he tried his best and all it came down to was the low value of shift and the fact that the dev was not wealthy enough to support all of the burden of this coin from his own funds. The block explorer took a substantial portion of the premine, in terms of the monthly payment and the total cockup with altsheets.

In terms of the website, I will not be releasing anything without approval from the founder as thats who paid me. I wouldn't say the website is 95% done and if I do get approval to realase it, I will probably fix it. I never finished it as I already cut my rates by more than half to help the dev out (FYI, he did not ask me to do this) and then his medical situation made it seem unlikely that the coin will make a comeback soon.

I'm also pretty much out of all crypto, except for Bitcoin and two other major holdings.

This is what I believe, too. Thanks for putting this in words. People do go broke sometimes. We are not in wonderland. In real life, every 9 out of 10 startups fail. The only thing to do is take the experience and learn from it, instead of flaming the throat out.