Quote from: Aaron22 on January 20, 2017, 01:01:28 PM

Quote from: lyynx on January 19, 2017, 11:07:32 PM

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Quote from: Eliphaz Fimk on January 19, 2017, 10:33:24 PM

Software schedules, expectations and feature readiness levels are always estimates that change until delivered. Expectations aren't promises. Estimates are in best case scenario spot on, usually they're more or less flexible - a fact I've personally hated too but have come to understand and accept when being forced to experience it first hand as the responsible party, yet outside immediate personal control.

You have my support. Release when its ready.

Keep up the hard work and let the trolls keep bumping the thread.

I second that, release only when ready regardless of the shit storm. A buggy crypto is the last thing we want.

With that said, stop providing timelines you cannot meet. The amount of complaints is limited to a small handful of accounts compared to the total amount of investors, so you still have the opportunity to make things right, but only with a flawless launch.

Get your asses in gear, test the hell out of it and deliver a quality product.

hardwork is a key to success and we must keep it up.

Exactly. And it not wise to annouce launch date before everything is actually ready for the launch. Since unexpected delays are part of development process it's much better to annouce launch short time after getting working product to keep some time for testing and last calm fixes, plus proper presentation. Hurry is a bad adviser, especially creating someting as complex.

Quote from: bitdexter on January 20, 2017, 03:01:10 PM

Another one for the Community,

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Enjoy! Grin

Good job