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Nice amount of activity in the forums today Grin

If only artos had this much activity

SBC down to $0.046.

The silence over progress with mixing service and future plans for the coin is driving the early investors away. I's almost as though artos is sand-bagging everyone. Is he buying up all those cheap coins and then when he gets a ton, suddenly announce the mixing service?

I am not the only one, but I have been one of the most constant voices advocating COMMUNICATIONS. A product is dead without good PR, advertising and communication. This has begun to look like a running practical joke. Artos drops by and dribbles a weekly mention of something and all of his fans cheer and gush. Then he disappears again leaving people still waiting and still in the dark.

It's one of the most astonishing performances I have ever seen.

Well, I'll hold my (virtually worthless month's mining activity in) SBC's just in case something ever does manifest itself

Really bizarre.

This pretty much echoes my feelings 100%

Wow. No patience whatsoever. Spoiler alert!!! In the real world, things take time and real work!

I've been a promoter since day 1 dude. ArtOS has the right to dissapear without announcing things once, but two times is a bit odd and does shake my confidence slightly. Don't pretend it's a positive thing: It's not.

As a programmer myself I know for a fact one can get lost in the code while working hard. That's not an excuse to stop all PR entirely, however, for anything over 3 days. We're way beyond that. It's been what, a week? Two? It's getting scarily similar to what happened before, and that killed this coin.

It's at the point now where I have seriously considered trying to hard fork his work, and implement this feature myself. I AM capable, and at least I'd talk to the community. That said, it feels somewhat... asshole-ish to fork someones coin by force.

Yeah that would kill the coin for sure, now we see your motives.

A battle over ownership might kill the coin, but where's it headed now? What he's talking about is a rescue attempt. This coin has great potential, but if it's most salient feature, anonymity is offered by another coin with equal security before SBC publicly announces an up and working mixing service, then it's value is diminished and it might even die.

I don't believe we're there yet, but time is ticking.

Public perception, public perception, public perception. I can't say that enough. This coin made a false start once before, so it's rebirth was pretty shaky to begin with.

well said