So is this coin actually a hidden keylogger / trojan that steals bitcoins?
It sounds like it is due to how fast it was compiled, how shobby of a job they did on rushing this coin, and overall how many complaints people are having with pools, wallets, mining, everything.
I haven't heard many praises for this coin other than "help my coins are lost!"
So is this coin actually a hidden keylogger / trojan that steals bitcoins?
No, I keep honey pots for that type of stuff. I have detected nothing of the sort. Ever for any coin actually. maybe my honey pot sweet jails are not working........oh no! paranoia! I certainly hope not. Keep your valuable coins safe, and your mining pirates elsewhere.
Okay thanks for your input on the matter.
I just want to play it safe because I keep
some of my wallets on my mining computer, if that computer were to be infected somehow then I'm screwed out of those coins

No more downloading random coins for me until it's verified to be safe

As a pool operator, I had to solve 2 blocks before I decided to release the pool to public, because the developers didn't really explain much about a .conf or confirmation requirements. Unlike other operators (pools) I thought to be tested and thorough before releasing an MPOS VARDIFF PROP pool, as well as align personal miners to it.
The disputes relating to this coin seem to be 100% related to liars, cheaters and thieves operating pools for greedy or nefarious purposes, as opposed to maintaining the spirit of mining a new coin.
A poorly informed public has only poor options to choose from, I hope the developers learn from their experience. The mining audience is nothing like the consumer audience, my biggest disappointment has been the lack of information for determining the confirmation counts ideal for a pool operator to release rewards.
But i drink delicious
beer now, so i haz mucho buzz.
RE: fedoracoin.conf
only 2x nodes I have, any updates for that?
addnode=207.12.89.21
addnode=mystphysx.no-ip.biz
nuff said. in a nut shell. see addnode. exhibit a.1.d