Quote from: Harrison Bergeron on May 10, 2016, 08:41:11 PM

Quote from: MRKLYE on May 06, 2016, 11:16:39 AM

I owe only 1.3 BTC out of the 25BTC of the original IPO, So before you go on circlejerking yourself with fucking asinine spamtard comments like the gem you wrote above, Maybe actually read the OP and understand the situation instead of making yourself look like a sig ad spammer.

With all due respect, how on earth do you only owe 1.3 BTC? Can we please see a balance sheet (e.g. Excel file with list of your creditors)? The last time I checked, you had only paid off approx. 5 BTC of your debt to your original investors.

I've just spent the last hour running totals and it appears I may have slightly underestimated the amount I have left to repay.
The current amount I have left outstanding on the shares that haven't been refunded appears to total ~1.85 BTC.

The shareholders record can be found here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uNPYb9UxEIdkjqs7SmAUu6K4lDW7sHoWoDAS2zzcZAo
(Note this no longer includes people that were refunded, only current shareholders and their holdings)

Currently there are just over 2% KLYEMAX shares available to be purchased. Dividends once the site launches and begins to profit.

Quote from: Harrison Bergeron on May 10, 2016, 08:41:11 PM

Quote from: MRKLYE on May 06, 2016, 11:29:25 AM

Moderators are required to put up the security deposit as a sign of support for the site, and also to prove their not applying with malicious intent.

If this is truly the case -- and not a desperate, low effort cash grab -- then you should hold on to the security deposits (i.e. not distribute to yourself and/or investors) and the deposits should be refundable (e.g. if the website is sold or shuts down).

The BTC being collected in the mod hiring round is being used to purchase licenses for the site to allow for full launch (as clearly stated in the OP).
The non-refundable security deposit is very likely to be paid back within the first year of launch in moderator wages and bonuses.

You make this sound as if I'm just taking the security deposit and stuffing it into my pocket, that isn't the case if you read the post.