Quote from: kalus on March 27, 2014, 05:12:30 PM

Quote from: woetohice on March 27, 2014, 05:09:28 PM

I just think extortion is the wrong way to address it. Let the market handle it.

the market is handling this.

a few weeks ago i remember a thread that stated there was a flaw, it was to be tested, and there were a lot of flames from auroracoin zealots.

the developer ignored the documented problem, and forked the coin.

you still haven't described the attack, or how it's extortion. only a cartoon.

Perhaps it's not extortion in this case. But the fact is, an extortion scheme has been publicly laid out, and people have admitted to their roles in that scheme.

BCX said he will attack whatever coin "they" decide. And how do they decide? No need to guess. They stated it publicly. Anyone who doesn't pay up gets destroyed.

BCX threatened to attack this coin. The coin is now under attack.

Can you seriously not connect the dots?

There's certainly FAR more evidence that this is a case of extortion than there is evidence that Aurora is a scam.