Quote from: TFT_Crypto on January 21, 2014, 12:17:16 AM

Quote from: bfuser on January 20, 2014, 10:49:18 PM

Some hard decisions has to be made quickly, the publicity thay this coin i getting is dream for every brand, we have to take this coin to the exchange within the law, the names Coinye and Coye are flagged and no exchange wil accept them, someone has suggested CONYE with the short name CYE, this could be a good name or maybe another name but what ever you do: DONT GIVE UP THIS COIN!!!

What publicity ?? There WAS publicity which could have been taken advantage of by a compliant rebrand after the initial C&D (which would have allowed it onto a legit exchange with major public hype behind it).

The whole story is now old news to the public and no exchange wants anything to do with this.

All the major public sites like twitter, facebook etc (ie the MAIN promotional sites) are now legally committed to delete and ban anyone and anything to do with this. Even news sites are having articles deleted about it.

There is no going back now.

I wasn't aware that the COYE coin was a matter of national security. Read the First Amendment of the United States constitution, then come back here and let me know how sites like Twitter and Facebook are "legally committed to delete and ban anyone and anything to do with this". LOL... stop spreading FUD.

Twitter COYE....https://twitter.com/ThisWeeksCoin/status/423530207446704129
Facebook COYE...https://www.facebook.com/Cryptothrift/posts/265740786913810

Just a few sites pulled up from a quick Google search. Twitter and Facebook haven't pulled anything related to COYE and are under no obligation to do so. People are even selling COYE related stuff on Ebay!