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Reposted in case FrictionlessCoin overlooked it:

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Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on January 19, 2014, 06:25:09 PM

The code that you claim is open source has been obfuscated in certain places.

This is a lie. Point to these places if u don't want to get reputation of a liar.

If it wasn't then why are some variables named " Huh

".

Don't babble, point to the mentioned places.

From: https://github.com/slothbag/nxt-decompiled/blob/master/Nxt.java

line 2744:

Code:

JSONObject response = new JSONObject();
   response.put("response", "denyAccess");
   ??? = new JSONArray();
   ???.add(response);
   JSONObject combinedResponse = new JSONObject();
   combinedResponse.put("responses", ???);

uh... what is ? ? ?

tried to replace first "? ? ?" with "JSONArray responses"
and remaining with "responses" ?

(still a lot of work to do, right?)

There a whole lot of other places with weird code like this. Yes, it is obfuscated, contrary to the claims that it is 'open source'.

Not to worry, the NEX community will get its Free and Fair version: https://github.com/FrictionlessCoin/NEX

hmm, obfuscated, really... you sure... doesn't look like it
might be the decompiler not being perfect...

(just saying, but who am I to give advice to the FrictionlessCoin, Robin Hood of the bad NXT-universe...)