Quote from: jl777B on July 27, 2017, 09:47:16 AM

As the ICO site nears the time where it will be up again, I have a suggestion to people:

Please request a payout!

Usually the monthly payouts had about 50 people who requested a payout and this was gradually declining. But by keeping the funds on the ICO site by not requesting a payout, you are relying on the ICO site to safekeep your funds. We will do our best to do so, however it is far better for you to safekeep your own funds.

Dont you agree?

If so, please do a payout when the ICO site comes back online. If not, then you can still leave it on the ICO site, but please do not complain if it is delayed.

We offered to keep the ICO site up for a full year after the ICO ended for the convenience of the people who participated. However, this convenience has turned into a major project that is diverting resources from the other areas. For a onetime ICO site that is there to allow people to delay for a year to request their payout.

We will honor our promise and allow swaps and payouts for a full year, however I do not know if it is practical for us to do it monthly. So, after the ICO site is up, get your payout request in, we will keep it running for a few weeks. Then process all the payouts, then do JUMBLR snapshot and then distribute the JUMBLR.

However, after this round, it is an attack vector to have the ICO site online all the time, so I think a better plan is to have it online for some specific redemption periods that will be announced so everyone has plenty of time. Coordinating all this will make monthly payouts impractical.

After the next round of payouts, I would estimate another one in the fall, one in the winter and one final one before the last payouts. If you are not requesting a payout by the last one, then your coins will go into a community fund without assurance you will be able to claim them

So dont miss out on your KMD, request payout and control your own coins. Dont rely on any central service, even if it is us.

This seems to be a reasonable path.
If you have access to all the email addresses which participated in the ICO it might be a good idea to send an email with instructions and the above explanations.
No need to explain here if you have the emails or not - just an idea.

I believe Decent ICO used a similar or the same ICO Plattform and had some issues aswell but eventually got it to work. Investors got upset because of incompetent communications. So if possible an email reminder can help.