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Quote from: suports on October 10, 2018, 07:11:47 PM

I have a question, now there are different coins in bulk, I think not only this coin copies Monero.
There are enough such coins, but for Monero a large and experienced team, there is no such thing here. Sit and just copy, for this you need a printer and not a developer.
Now we have dug out 7,400,000, what to do with them where to realize now and in the future. I see nothing surprising in this coin except to speculate. For the year, marketing is so weak and there is no development except for writing what someone has already written.

https://getmasari.org

Go check the roadmap. Check the already written DAA whitepaper, await for the other two to be researched. Do some research before you talk.

I have been watching the coin for a year now, the only thing that I see is being copied. Power up does not move, it means there are no new people. And yes, caps, cups and socks could be bought for it)

Algo - Masari developed CN-Fast
DAA - WWHM DAA, not copied. Current DAA is different than Monero's.
Web wallet - Masari developed, fully client-side. Over 40 forks - https://github.com/masari-project/masari-webwallet/network/members

I mean what are you harping on about? Our foundation is a re-factored Monero code base and we launched with the same GUI? Our algo, (former) DAA, and most popular wallet are all developed in-house. Those are bigger measures of being developers rather than "printers" as you called it.

If you want to complain about marketing, that's fine. But you don't understand how the industry works. Let's say you want to go on a podcast to increase marketing efforts. We've been quoted anywhere from 4 ETH to $10,000 to appear on a podcast. Yes, the hosts want us to pay them. Or lets say a writer reaches out and wants to write about Masari. Great, right? No, because they want to be paid to dress up their work. It's not just exchanges that fleece coin teams. Masari didn't have an ICO, so should we go to the community with our hands out asking for $5,000/month to pay for pseudo-organic promotion? Then rinse and repeat each month just to keep our name in the news cycle? That sounds terrible.

Let's say we share an OP about Masari from r/cc in discord or telegram. Guess what, they nuke the thread for brigading and post screenshots framing the link as a brigade call. How bout if Thaer tries to clarify a misplaced comment on Twitter? Well, then that leads to being called an affinity scam full of a sock puppet community on r/Monero.

We've taken many steps to increase marketing efforts. The reality is, if you want better marketing from coins then cheer on ICOs and dev cuts in blocks, because that's the only way to provide the grade A marketing like what you see from MNCs.

One critisim I have is that the one true free form of marketing that is available (investors enthusiasm for getting the word out) is frowned upon. This is the biggest waste of resource in the community. Who cares who is above what in the never ending race against truelly shiet coins.

We should look for dis-information and lies and naivity and correct the record.

We should also be more active in places like plebbbit and btctalk, the drought of posts is a real diservice to the great work of our team leaders and developers like yourself.

I think that the people who want to help/contribute in the form of marketing, social media, education should have the ability to do that. I also think there's a way to provide a framework for those types of contributions.

In the interim, I can't say that I know of anyone who is against factual presentation of Masari. The only thing I've seen that's frowned upon are types of rambling shills in the wrong places. I think that enthusiasm about Masari is great and if people want to share that, then its their prerogative. Trying to censor language or restrict someone's agency aren't goals of anyone I've encountered within Masari.