I thought @Optimiza was asking about: a broken wallet that has a problem, a current Cloak wallet, and a coin that should be valuable.

And you @othell_rogue answered: you agreed the wallet was fascinated, and you said it didn't matter, while he said it was problematic.

So I think you answered the question not connected or outside the topic of the question.

I rewrote the question.
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Sad that cloak do down so much. The wallet is elegant and stuedy: l started staking out a number of coins last year, every single wallet hang up and became a hassle to manage, except the [b]Cloak wallet[/b] which l still stake to this day. this coin ought to be more valued than it is.

And your answer, try to learn once again matching your question and answer, or not.
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I do agree that the wallet is working like a charm. No issue so far, which is indeed an good indicator of the team development skills, As for the value of the token, I wouldn't care to much in this bear market. every coin has lost between 80 and 100% of their value.

For that I think that your answer is deleted because it is outside the question. Maybe it was deleted by mod.

Quote from: theymos on September 03, 2011, 12:58:55 AM

Quote from: defxor on September 02, 2011, 11:16:01 PM

The concept of off/on topic in threads is really really difficult. The solution I've been most successful with (and I'm pre-Internet chatforum moderator old) is to have the original poster decide when the discussion that follows is on or off topic.

Else you end up in situations where the thread starter is fully ok with the discussion and a moderator starts deleting posts.

(In this case it should be somewhat easy for moderators to see if it's the thread starter that Reports to Moderator with "off topic" as reason)

This is not fair to the people responding to a topic, IMO. People who reply to topics should know that if they are on-topic and they follow the rules, they will not be censored. Also, it is very annoying for reply-writers when they write long, detailed responses and then the topics become off-topic and useless.

Maintaining perfect on-topicness is difficult. In the future, discussions may be made threaded instead of flat, which will basically be like having a system that automatically creates new topics when people are posting off-topic things (in many cases).