i am really sorry, that i don't care, being mentioned somewhere.
on discord you can still see, that i am a foundation member.
and before you ask, no i didn't get paid and i expected that, even if there would have been a payment.
on discord you can still see, that i am a foundation member.
and before you ask, no i didn't get paid and i expected that, even if there would have been a payment.
i saw you were removed from the website, so the rest, and it looked like you left or being removed.
other was my question and i didn't had the intent to ask if you were paid or not, but since you mentioned it, may I ask why you didn't got paid if you provide infrastructure to Bismuth network? this is strange.
because in the last year, i did nothing else, than maintaining a server, which only takes a few minutes every month.
this is qhy crypto is like it is. think if linux torvalds expected to get paid in his first 2 years developing linux...
torvalds didn't have a premine, dev fund, mining tax LOL
and how did linux take off as an OS? answer: with more people developing it.
and what do you think, how did they got paid?
and additionally... ah no, you won't understand it nor do try it. have a bad day, as it seems that is what you are looking for all the time
no. you are the one who didn't get the point, which is---no developers jumping onboard, why? because bismuth is an "ethereum wanna be" shitcoin. just like the other dead shitcoins that are "bitcoin wanna be"
by the way 2.0? LOL, just like linux distributions what features are plagiarized from ethereum or other ethereum wanna be shitcoins will come up?. the "2.0" is an ethereum move LOL copycats---->the more you do this the more obvious the shitcoinfuckery hahaha except for newbs who are caught with this newb trap.
that's the end game copycats because there are just 1,2 or 3 programmers who makes a living off newbs around here
