Quote from: Last1212 on December 24, 2013, 04:23:40 AM

Quote from: raoulduke33 on December 24, 2013, 04:06:12 AM

So, the consensus seems to be that our (longer) chain is the bad fork.

We don't know how that happened; we just installed it from the dev's github when it was released.

Our sincere apologies to all who wasted time with this coin, and for our fork, even though it was done through no choice or act of our own. I strongly doubt we are, or will be, the only ones to face these issues.

We've burned too many hours on a poorly executed Litecoin copy that has no real value or exchange and so many inherent issues so early on, so we're not going to burn any more starting over.

Catcoin at Pool of Pools is dead.

Maybe your chain is right. No one of other pools checked their blockchains... And we have some troubles with them, 0/0 coins for more than 1 hour.

If our chain turns out to be the good one, I guess the coins will be valid. If they are, we'll be sure you can withdraw them and use them for whatever Catcoins will be good for, which probably isn't much.

I don't really know. At this point, I don't much care.

Quote from: lg1500 on December 24, 2013, 04:28:00 AM

Quote from: toronto777 on December 24, 2013, 04:15:22 AM

i mined 3k+ on poolofpools =(

they scamed you and stolen you coins, i hate pools on launch 90% pools scam

You obviously do not understand what happened.

If the chain is forked, and we're on the bad fork, those coins are WORTHLESS. ALL OF THEM. So what good does it do us to "scam" them from anyone? That would be like stealing air from a public park, except the air would at least be good for something.

We have wasted 7 hours, tons of bandwidth, and many tons of frustration dealing with this pointless copycat coin. We have gained literally nothing from it, in any form of value or compensation.

So if you'd kindly shut up until you know what "scam" means, or at least until you understand who truly got screwed, and by whom, here, I'd appreciate it.