Quote from: Kewde on August 31, 2016, 06:51:06 PM

Hi,

All our software is licensed under the MIT license for that exact reason, you can do with it what ever you want. Cheesy

We were just a bit annoyed by the mud throwers, then looking through the source code and finding our code was a bit of a stab to the heart. I didn't really go through the rest anymore - crypto coinbases are huge.
The response of you team has been very kind, we wish you the best on your endeavor.
Make sure to send us a message when the white paper is released, we'll take a look at it and give critique and compliments, I hope to give more of the latter Cool

Hey again

I can understand how you feel, we are also disappointed this has happened. I hope the Nav Community members have read our posts here and realised what they did was not cool and completely unnecessary. We are all on the same team in my opinion and we should all support each other in our efforts to disrupt the corrupt banking establishments however we can.

I'll send you a message when we push out our next release with the redundant code removed and the acknowledgements written up. If we've missed anything at that point, please just let us know. We do try our best to preserve accreditation but its easy for it to get lost when so much is shared around.

I'd also be glad to get some feedback on our anonymous system and decentralisation there of. I aim to put out updated whitepapers in the next couple of weeks! Thanks for the offer!

All the best,
Craig.