Quote from: JeffVader on April 13, 2018, 11:20:01 AM

Quote from: ComputerGenie on April 13, 2018, 09:10:59 AM

Quote from: JeffVader on April 13, 2018, 08:48:40 AM

Quote from: ComputerGenie on April 13, 2018, 07:44:37 AM

Anyone can say anything they want about who did what to who when and why. None of that has any relation to the fact that the banned txids were legitimately mined by anyone's definition and not allowing the miners to have what is rightfully theirs (earned with legitimate GPU hashpower by any definition) is actual stealing of currency (not just metaphorical).

...[some more stuff that proves KMD hacked SafeCoin]....

The coins I am referring to in the banned txids are not from any "exploit", you silly fekwit.

Right, name calling - very mature. That really strengthens your argument. And more bold text - it must be the truth!

If it wasn't an exploit then you are claiming that it wasn't a bug either - and yet the KMD lead developer (who orchestrated the whole thing) offered to help patch the code. If it wasn't a bug, why would a patch be needed? So it was a bug, and therefore it was an exploit. QED. Maybe I should make some of that bold...

Time to stop feeding the trolls I think. I have no affiliation to Safe. I'm not even mining it at the moment, but I will hodl what I do have because it looks like a strong project and a good team. Fortunately I dumped all my KMD for a decent price in December.

I call you a fekwit because you're being a fekwit. I'm talking about something completely different than that. There was no bug, patch, notaries, interest, or whatever fekwit shit you're on about, involved in the transactions I'm talking about.