Quote from: MemberCount+1 on October 10, 2016, 07:50:47 AM

I sold in the last weeks my bitbeans to get plus/minus null from my investment 14 months ago (hold all the time but thx to the rise on bitcoin), now I hold only the rest of the rewards. So I can't loose anymore and there is no risk for me in BitBean

By the way I asked you if I can help you with development (without a membership) but your answere was "all ok, new Version is in processing" 2 months ago

I have no aversion against BitBean but some people invest in coins based of withpaper or roadmaps. I'm a Software engineer too and I know how hard it is to reach the own milestones but if I realized the timeline is to hard for me I say it. Nobody has a problem if the next version published in 2017 or later, it is ok for volunteer but do write a realistic target in your next roadmaps.

if you write this:

Quote from: TeamBean on March 22, 2016, 01:59:46 AM

...Cost to mine Bitbean during initial PoW distribution was about 9 Satoshi. A good target is 10-12. The recent P&Ders sold down to 12.

and now this

Quote from: TeamBean on October 08, 2016, 07:45:06 PM

... at the current absurdly dirt cheap prices under 10 Satoshi! Heck...

it is the same topic. 8..9..10..11 it's all the same level, at first it's a "good target" and now "absurdly dirt cheap"? Come on, people read such statements.

Of course, I continue to support your coin, this was never the question. Now I can only win, not so much, but without risk.

A lot of emotion are not so good in the cryptoland Wink

For the record, in private conversation back on August 5th., you were offered a membership in Bean Core:

If you would be interested in being a Intern Bean Core member, please forward me details of your Bitbean address to: admin@bitbean.org

Intern Bean Core membership would allow you to participate in some aspects of Bean Core without needing to meet the full 1% of Bitbean supply. I would still need to seek approval by the executive board, but based on discussions so far, I don't think that would be a problem.

I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your continued support of Bitbean!

Warm Regards,

Shawn Kent
Director of Operations, Project Manager, Lead Developer
Bean Core, Team Bean, BitBean
www.bitbean.org
"Bitbean, Fast..Simple...Secure!"

But a other topic, is there a bug in the protocol? You say, staking with less than 1000 are not possible, but I found (a lot of) transactions under 1000 and other mystic things.

Quote from: TeamBean on August 14, 2016, 04:59:41 AM

Just a minor point of clarification. You must have at least 1,000 BitBeans in a block for it to be eligible to SPROUT.

Why not split this sprouts?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bitb/block.dws?911342.htm
Sprouting under 1000?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bitb/block.dws?929742.htm
Why sprouting with 999.99?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bitb/address.dws?2P8z6kjwgGN2ww6g7hMBq7qWLDgqYF7Ytd.htm

your partner techniumunlimited is always offline this not the best advertising. I would buy something but for central europe it make no sense with high costs and without shipping support. Sad

Techniumunlimited subject was already addressed by Zequinha.

The corner case examples you gave are being investigated. There are other fixes and improvements being worked on for v1.1.2 as well. We will no longer issue any further Public RoadMaps as we switch to a Project Management system. With the new system, BitBean "investors" who are members of Bean Core, will be able to see current progress along with details of development plans. New developments will then be made public when they are ready and released.