Hey Nova,
It is so sad for me to see you go, but I also understand other reasons of your resignation. I'm really concerned for the lack of community support for DevSTEEM, currently the only working idea to resurrect the Devcoin Foundation. Yet you still carried it all on your shoulders! I'm so proud of all the progress you did and to have you in the Devcoin project. Now, please let me tell you that you don't have to resign to the whole project, we still have room for contributions in other areas. Do not let failure to keep you down. So please take some time to reconsider your decision.
Last but not least, what I'm saying to Nova applies for everybody, we still have many ways to contribute with the Devcoin Project. The main requirement is to not see it as a source of passive income, we are supposed to operate as a foundation, so the idea is to raise funds that will finance Open Source Developers, and to pay overhead & operational costs. It means that we need people to volunteer their time, we might have some small staff (paid work) like file custodians, but that is an exception not the rule. If we don't have volunteers, we can't build value up. Note that I'm not asking you guys to buy Devcoins, that might help but we need something else, we need to build assets that generate income for the foundation and make them grow, so that the foundation grows and we can finally help more people.
The ball is on your yard guys.
Go go Devcoin!
- develCuy
This is to announce my resignation from the DevCoin Project. The primary reason for this decision is because of my strong and vocal disagreement in the handling of the recent STEEM fork and my account's power down on both the STEEM and HIVE blockchains. My main focus with the DevCoin Project, of late, has been with #DevSTEEM so my position on the fork would not reflect well on DevCoin.
It has been my pleasure to have worked with you all over the years on such an altruistic project as DevCoin. Do not doubt for a moment that much good has come from it.
Yours truly,
- Nova