We're not trying to compete with anything.  We're trying to provide an alternative means for people to pay for goods and services in Iceland- complimentary, not competitive.  That's why the official exchange let's people exchange AUR for ISK and vice versa.  It's why we've been focusing on ways for merchants to accept AUR and get paid directly in ISK at the time of the transaction.  It's exactly like credit cards.  They weren't designed to replace their respective country's currency, they were there to complement them.  You keep going back to the thought that we're trying to replace ISK.  We're not.  If you just read and listened to what we've all been saying, you'd be an asset to this coin.  But you don't ever listen.  We've been going over the same details with you for over a year.

You're also having a hard time keeping your argument straight.  You say that you aren't telling people to buy/hold/sell, but you are.  You're sitting here telling us that you are pushing people to invest in AUR outside of Iceland.  Then you ask for an official developer to comment on whether or not to buy or sell.  If I told you either way, you would turn around and tell all of your friends what to do.  Don't sit there and tell me you aren't doing this already.  You've already told us in the other threads that you are telling people to buy into AUR.  Stop telling lies, or at least get your lies straight.

See, this is the problem with you.  You are seriously all over the place mentally.  You can't keep a coherent thought.  You say or ask one thing, then when someone answers, you change the statement or question to make it seem like the person answering is wrong.  You do this all the time in the main thread.  You're doing it here too.  If you want people to take you seriously, you need to keep your story straight and listen to what people are telling you.

-Fuse