Quote from: Daddy33 on June 29, 2018, 11:56:16 AM

Quote from: Komosa on June 29, 2018, 10:54:26 AM

Quote from: Daddy33 on June 28, 2018, 04:39:28 PM

Quote from: did1 on June 26, 2018, 09:47:39 PM

Looked at the githab. Nobody changes anything long ago. In roadmaps as it is written core 1 - 4 square meters. 2017, Core 2 May 2018. So there's not even bothered to erase this tuft. If you still have ptoki from someone, then I think I need to throw it off and forget it with this blackbaby [damn it would take it]. And then, if you delistanut, then just do nothing.

You must look at Patientory Stiftung github

https://github.com/PTOYNetwork/ptoy-testnet-client

Here is Patientory Stiftung github, as you can see, it is also paractically empty. Only a single application written in Java for PTOY Inaugural Blockchain in Healthcare Summit 2018. There's nothing more there, and for most investors it is very important to see progress.

from slack
vijay_patientory [5:49 PM]
Hello community! Happy Wednesday! Thank you for your patience regarding this. As we've gone through many protocols iterations to ensure that the initial TestNet complies with majority of healthcare regulatory and security compliance requirements around the world. The R&D team is working on polishing and refining submitting the final Testnet prototype to EEA for the Patientory private permissioned open source network (PTOYNet) on behalf of the Patientory Stiftung, so the community at large can start developments and contributions to growing the network. We are doing QA, etc and making those changes that should be done on the Ethereum protocol level. The Stiftung team is working with EEA on finalizing those steps for submission to the EEA community and the public. These final recommendations/findings will also be posted on Stiftung Github, as adoption and contributions are created we will try our best to capture this via the main Stiftung Github.

Thank you, very interesting. I do not follow the channel in the slack, because it's an unsuitable app for me. But as a whole I understood the intentions of the team, and I hope to see the result of their work. Because all this while words.