We both know there are several projects that are moving at a snail's pace because devs have to work on other things to pay their bills.
Also, being in this world in real life, its very difficult to give a linear timeline to work getting done, mainly because of problem solving. You can't just say I'll solve a problem in x days.
Agreed, 100%. But not being able to show the slightest bit of
feasible tangible (oops, wrong choice of words) progression after 18 months is worrying, isn't it? And how do you explain the GitHub? Unless he's been working on some private GitHub nobody knows about.
I'm trying to get real. Believe me, I want this project to succeed as much as you do. I have invested big amounts as well, but my hope and trust are slowly fading..
Ah, I see.
I think the bit you are missing is this. Geoegem is a software engineer. But that doesn't make you a crypto developer. We know this from Evan. We had fork after fork, after fork during the first 6 - 9 months of Darkcoin. That was Evan learning the ropes.
That's what Georgem has been doing. Now he is a Bitcoin dev after all this time of learning about the code base. It does take about 12-18 months for someone with software skills to get up to speed. Implementing BIPs and updating to the latest bitcoin core is proof that he is a proper crypto dev.
His approach is different to other devs, but that's how the roadmap will become reality.