>It looks great what you're doing. 
Thanks :-)
Would you and others mind also donating? See here please:
* https://chess-fan.github.io/#donate

So far only 1 nice person has donated (he will out himself if he likes, I call him "my angel" :-) )


>Do you have some history on github or other ways to know your history
Ofc, I have a history, but I wanna keep it separate for now...
Because all of what I do now is:
* still analyzing this coin and the community.

One result can be:
* it's not worth my time to continue here :-(


> in case you want to post the binary you've compiled?  I've compiled in C++ but just using the Borland compiler and not sure what the process is to recompile this code.   We haven't had a coder in this thread for about 8 months.

I want to state again my initial thoughts:
* "But let's not forget... first the current dev (aka: Isolani159) needs to be contacted about his plans (why he did not update yet; his ongoing plans with ChessCoin; ...) before starting something that brings only negative thoughts, frustration into this all - this is surely not what we all need or want!"
* from my blog: https://github.com/chess-fan/thoughts

We need this:
* 1. clear statement by the current dev
* 2. if he makes none, we need a poll (e.g. that we can show that we have >50% of the network balance on our side)

because otherwise if I'd be an exchange I'd decline the new version for obvious reasons:
* a newcomer could just claim his version is better

Let's not forget, a fork of code can always be made...
but the exchanges need a strong reason why they should also install the new version
* there is strong support by the stakeholders
* and reasons/facts about the current dev side

My assumption is that this process might take some while (2-3 months?)