Quote from: BitcoinTate on March 24, 2014, 04:36:19 PM

Quote from: cassius69 on March 24, 2014, 04:25:55 PM

DigiByte...what a piece of shit Shitcoin that is...

So Jared Wright of Idaho... yer publicly stating you support the efforts of Operation Shitcoin Cleanout...

Does this include property damage and computer crimes?

You are a brave man... LOL Grin

Did'ya Bite into a little too much peyote today ya fucking illiterate moron?

Wow... such a mature, educated & well written response.

I never said I endorsed illegal activities. I stated if a group of people wanted to get together and start cleaning up the alt coin community for the betterment of all of us I support it.

Testing a coins "security" by mining it is not illegal. If people start extorting devs and doing other illegal activities then no, I would not want anything to do with this particular movement.

I haven't read through all 47 pages of this thread nor do I have the time. If blatant out right illegal activities start taking place then no I do not want anything to do with it.

I also stated this is not the best option but it is a start and it is getting the discussion started. If this infinite scam coin creation continues it is going to bring the entire alt coin movement down with it.

You know, I totally agree. I see nothing wrong with testing security. But DDoSing exchanges, extortion etc seem to be what this is really about and it seems to me that the amount of duplicity associated with dealing in btc is it's biggest drawback, next are technical weaknesses.

I don't think maza coin is known at all outside of the btc community so that negative publicity can't really affect btc.

The character of it's community, on the other hand, is under close scrutiny, and their actions will always be made to seem worse than they really are. Just think if a wave of extortion/DDoS attacks associated with btc hits the mainstream media.

btc won't be worth a plug nickel, if that happens