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Re: [ANN] Pigeoncoin (PGN) – a cryptocurrency network with a new X16S (shuffle) algo
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assoil
on 08/02/2019, 17:15:41 UTC
Quote from: GreenPanda on February 08, 2019, 07:27:12 AM
Quote from: assoil on February 07, 2019, 06:22:38 PM
Quote from: GreenPanda on February 07, 2019, 04:54:10 PM
Quote from: assoil on February 05, 2019, 11:30:53 AM

If you have interest and passion for ideas that expand human freedom through decentralized cryptography, and want to obsolete Big Social with us, stop by and hang out: (link to Big Social network)


Don't bite the hand that feed you!  I've spent a couple of months on PGN's discord by the way... Very low level of technical discussion there and lots of non-sense.

lol, you got me there!  Seriously though, I empathize with your comments.  There's some high level suggestions for the various protocols that will make up the larger flamingo protocol happening right now on our discord.  If you don't want to take it seriously, I wish you luck on finding that bullet proof idea that you find worth supporting.  I'll do the same.  Smiley

Thanks for your calm and kind response. Good luck in your project too. From what I saw when I was on that discord, I got to say that you, Nick Kliesen and neonnexus were in the few that raised the quality of discussions. What turned me off is some other members that were just spewing non-sense all day long as if they were waiting for PGN to get rich.

Mutual thanks.  It's hard to watch the PGN discord sometimes and it usually ends up resulting in conflict when you try to interact with them on the things you mentioned.  I do tremendously enjoy exploring the innovations that decentralized cryptography can bring to this use case.  It's a shame we are only a minority of that already small community.  Even if it's not implemented on Pigeoncoin, I do intend to keep pursuing the idea which is why I have named it the Flamingo Social Protocol.  I believe (at least) 2 'reps' are also developing a concept they are calling "datanodes".  It will be interesting to see the two ideas for comparison.