People jealous? We know that at the beginning! Well, we tried our best to support everyone, but always got someone keep complaining, look, if you trust the one who hiding his main account, using the newbie account to explain then we dont know what to say! No one is perfect, if we got something wrong, please tell us, we will fix and we realy appreciated! We dont care about what they say about us, we just know that we will try our best to provide a good services for everyone!
Many thanks,
David Camilleri
Look it's clear that you haven't done everything as you should. The most obvious example is the lifting of the AMD logo.
But hey maybe this is a fresh start for you. We all make mistakes. If you're really interested in stemming the flow of complaints there are a few steps you can take:
1) Outline a clear timeline and roadmap for how the 10% pre-mine will be utilized (you mentioned in the original post that it'd be for "online auction and dev fees") - with specific dates that we can track against
2) A lot of people are interested in the miner interface you put out. Tell us more about it. Do you know when you'll be able to launch it? Have you done any work on it? And hey, maybe you haven't. Maybe you just put an interesting design together and would need support to build it. Tell us what's going on
3) Publish a more detailed whitepaper for your coin and clearly articulate what makes it different
4) Demonstrate faith in your own coin by investing in getting it listed on a respectable exchange. If you pay the bitcoin to get it on Cryptopia that'll reveal a lot about how seriously you take this coin
There are other steps you could take. Mostly we'd just need clearer and more frequent communication. But give us reasons to believe in you - because people have posted plenty of reasons not to.
Biggest issue I have is that I've seen proof that he was the Signatum Classic dev or, at the very least, attempted to be. He ragequit the project when people gave him shit about it, somebody was nice enough to actually help him with a few things, then he asked them to give him 2btc to get it listed because he didn't think it was fair that he had to pay for the coin up front and grow it before he could make some money off of it. After said nice Samaritan gave him some tough love about how to put together and run a successful coin, he rage quit again. Now he's back with this copypasta coin with stolen logos and graphics trying to do it again.
I don't think anybody should be giving him advice on how to run his scam better. It's pretty obvious what his motives are and he should just go back to mining and stop trying to rip other people off so he can make a quick buck.
I commend you for wanting to help somebody, but people like this shouldn't receive any positive feedback or suggestions.