Quote from: MaxDeFalco2 on March 20, 2018, 09:45:00 PM

@Broesel

Please find a short list which is off the top of my head otherwise join us on discord if additional questions remain-

Atomic Swaps functionality just tested and working
Wallets for most platforms available at URL: https://polispay.org/download (Apple App Store pending but defined wallets from prev. download location do otherwise work)
Community voting by way of master node console with proposals submitted by any member and approved assuming enough "Yes" votes are reached based on then total percentage of master nodes.
https://polis-ninja.org/governance.html
Already added on most masternode monitoring websites (masternodes.pro/*.online/mnrank etc.)
Optional independent monitoring website for MN holders
http://polis.mn.zone/
POLIS Forum / Market website
https://forum.polispay.org/
Updated March POLIS White Paper
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/422760774318948382/422773844709736448/Polis_WhitePaper-v1.1-March-2018.pdf

Proposal for additional marketing has already been approved:
https://forum.polispay.org/t/polis-core-team-marketing-campaign/71

And another proposal establishing permanent offices should be concluded-

Lastly for increased exposure and ease of trading, POLIS will soon be added to Cryptopia from its other existing non-newb friendly exchanges SouthXchange, Stocks.Exchange and CryptoBridge

///Max

*If ALQO has some of those offerings (Aside from the assumed wallets) it doesn't relate well from their published website/roadmap

Apart from the atomic swaps i see no big advantage for Polis. For ALQO there is a promising roadmap with liberio (new wallet) and Bitfineon (ALQOs own swiss based cryptoexchange). Voting system for anyone owning alqo is already up an running, same for masternodes and listing on masternode sites and exchanges.

Dont get me wrong, i do not want to advocate for ALQO or against Polis, just wanted to get informed. Thanks for your explanations.