Quote from: bamsterdam on September 09, 2018, 01:18:34 PM

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Quote from: Margary on August 23, 2018, 01:46:23 PM

Quote from: xiaocaiye on August 23, 2018, 01:30:51 PM

I have carefully observed your team information, and I think you are really professional
I hope you can stick to it and make this project successful

it is important to choose the right tactics of the activity and development of the project. The team already has a certain level of knowledge and experience, so I think it will be easy to organize and develop an idea, but it is worth the support of the market.

At this rate my great,great,great grandchildren may see the launch of Maidsafe because at this rate I will be six feet under before
that happens - the world seems to be passing Maidsafe by.
Just confirms to me that I CO,s are a license to print money and are acountable to know one

This is such BS. First of all most if not all the funding they have at the moment is from a equity sale of the maidsafe company via banktothefuture. Furthermore you clearly dont have followed any development last years otherwise you would have know that maidsafe is not some ico money grab. They are the complete opposite.

Your understanding of what the network can do and will bring in the future is clearly very low. No other competitor is even close at what they are building. Casper for eth for example is further away then most expected since they delay the difficulty bomb by another year. They wouldn't do that if casper was around the corner. And they have been working on that for years already to with all the funding and developers they could wish for. And even if they complete and finally deploy casper they still have to shard the network. A sharded eth is many many years away and that is with a ton of money and development going on.

Do some research before speaking statements like they are facts. Like I stated before it takes longer than we all hoped but If it where so easy to build an asynchronous byzantine fault tolerance data network is would have been done already by a competitor.

asynchronous byzantine fault tolerance data network
That translates into a file storage network of which there are competitors up and running - I cannot see average members of the public storing their data
on strangers machine regardless of how many encrypted little chunks are involved - they are used to using already established cloud services and I cannot see them migrating en-masse to an 'asynchronous byzantine fault tolerant data network' It's an extremely complex noble idea but will not be understood or appreciated by most people - And forget about businesses using the network there is no way they will be storing customer data on a distributed file storage network.