Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on January 21, 2014, 04:26:33 PM

Quote from: Snail2 on January 21, 2014, 03:13:44 PM

Charity. OK we are supposed to be on the donating end. Who will be on the receiving end? In the case of a charity this is an important question

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I'm holding some NXTs but I don't feel myself a victim. Am I missed something? BTW you have many valid points. I agree the NXT client is a crap, the distribution is quite unbalanced, but I don't see why your coin would be better.

- You admittedly planning to use the same codebase, so you will face the same technical issues.
- Where are the technical details, ~~where's the source code?~~
- Proof of burn is a concept without a single line of real world code.
- Here in this topic you basically trying to do the same thing what the NXT guys did when they recruited their shareholders.

Edit:

OK. I found the (NXT) source code

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We decompiled the NXT source code and have a working clone under test.

We are in the middle of refactoring the code base to something much better.

We are extremely surprised how bad NXT code really is. You can check out our github repository to see for yourself. Anyway, I doubt that 15% of the original code will remain after we refactor it.

I had thought Nxt had promise, but after looking under hood, the most promising endeavor would to migrate everyone out of it. That is how NEX was born.

Sometimes I think FrictionlessCoin suffers from hubris. He is the best programmer in the world.