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Cool so it sounds like based on the announcement, they're gathering info on the issue and trying to reach the most effective solution.
What makes you think there is wrongdoing involved in fixing the issue. Do you know how a company works? Have you ever managed a system? Be glad it sounds like they plan on launching a strong effort to locate the most high impact instances of the issue and be glad it seems repayment is part of that plan.
I know dumb americunts get used to companies shitting out money indiscriminately based on possible technical errors, but don't forget these are very important to finances of a company in a space dealing with a highly volatile currency. It's industry standard to use great caution in confirming problems prematurely, especially when they are not frequent. If you think BTC price doesn't play a part in the timeline of addressing this issue, you are an idiot and should do some research on risk management before you move your money somewhere.
Anyway, it sounds like the plan is to make sure players are compensated right away for Bitcoin Cash, which can be calculated very easily and paid out using a rudimentary and secure system. There are no ambiguities and it's great that they're doing it. That can be done with a clear timeline and should be a priority as a gesture of good will while research continues. I am glad there isn't some sort of wacky attempt at explaining the issue before they can fully understand it.
Make your own judgements on whether or not the site is trustworthy. It's not your normal poker site and they are swinging for the fences with the variety of games they offer. It's also not the same kind of highly censored site (which goes against the idea of BTC) relying on advertisement money to pay for expensive systems. Understand what kind of community you are supporting and your expectations, as well as criticisms, will evolve accordingly.
Marlais, this is why women shouldn't be in tech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h2FyvQ4T0Q
What makes you think there is wrongdoing involved in fixing the issue. Do you know how a company works? Have you ever managed a system? Be glad it sounds like they plan on launching a strong effort to locate the most high impact instances of the issue and be glad it seems repayment is part of that plan.
I know dumb americunts get used to companies shitting out money indiscriminately based on possible technical errors, but don't forget these are very important to finances of a company in a space dealing with a highly volatile currency. It's industry standard to use great caution in confirming problems prematurely, especially when they are not frequent. If you think BTC price doesn't play a part in the timeline of addressing this issue, you are an idiot and should do some research on risk management before you move your money somewhere.
Anyway, it sounds like the plan is to make sure players are compensated right away for Bitcoin Cash, which can be calculated very easily and paid out using a rudimentary and secure system. There are no ambiguities and it's great that they're doing it. That can be done with a clear timeline and should be a priority as a gesture of good will while research continues. I am glad there isn't some sort of wacky attempt at explaining the issue before they can fully understand it.
Make your own judgements on whether or not the site is trustworthy. It's not your normal poker site and they are swinging for the fences with the variety of games they offer. It's also not the same kind of highly censored site (which goes against the idea of BTC) relying on advertisement money to pay for expensive systems. Understand what kind of community you are supporting and your expectations, as well as criticisms, will evolve accordingly.
Marlais, this is why women shouldn't be in tech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h2FyvQ4T0Q