Quote from: Zas on July 16, 2013, 03:34:07 PM

Quote from: Vivisector999 on July 16, 2013, 02:58:53 PM

I wouldn't say lazy devs. I can't fault the programmer at all. He was paid about $20 to throw something together in about an hour or so. Then when it was supposed to be read over, Vlad got antsy, because he wanted his coin now, and he launched it. Even with a team of programming devs, you can't reasonably create a coin with any innovation in a few hours. The entire thing went from concept to launch in around 48 hours. And 40 hours of that were due to him having a hard time contacting a programmer to make it for him.

If Vlad would have given the project even a month, possibly some innovation might have come out, at the very least the code would have been proofread. But then again, his ideas are based on what he semi knows about 2 coins. So I have a feeling any of his other ground breaking ideas have probably already been implemented as well. The funniest thing is he wanted to do this without a programmer. Now he wants to pay someone another $20 to create a pool for his coin, with the statement he gets 50% of all the pool funds. LOL. He thinks we are against him wanting to become rich, but it's funny how he steps all over those that help him, in order to make sure the money is flowing in only his direction.

I completely agree with this. Although it's kind of sad that developers need to be 'paid'...anyone launched a not-for-profit coin yet?

If you have a talent or skill you should be paid for it and if tis a really good talent you hold be paid well. I would have paid more if the coin would have included all my "too ambitious" features. And i would have gladly done it.