1. Maybe, but, we hope, it will change soon.
2. We launched our pool two days ago.
3. What exactly is incorrect?
4. Again, which one is incorrect?
5. You can disable automatic updates and just download new versions manually. We are planning to continuously improve our software so it will be probably not convenient to download it every time.
If you don't trust our binaries, you can run them in virtual machine or in docker.
We have opened an official docker repository:
https://hub.docker.com/r/nossd/client1. You claimed on another site four people have been involved in this process for over a year, I would expect at least one to be known by someone, but it seems all four are complete mysterious unknowns without an ounce of provenance between them, in crypto, thats a big deal when many signs are pointing to scam. (and thats one of the big ones)
2. Once again we circle back to lack of provenance for four people trying very hard to have no past history or current connections.
3. I'm not going to point out several things misstated just yet, but I would expect four people who have been involved a year to not make such rookie blunders if they truly had an advanced understanding.
4. (see 3.)
5. We couldn't actually disable automatic updates because its closed source and you are using bittorrent within it, so lets be a little genuine here that most will never be able to secure their machines enough to stop your closed source software and it can tell them anything you want it to whether they disable autoupdate or not.
Running something in a VM is not really a proof it works or works without unintended consequences tomorrow or the next day, thats the problem with an unknown group (who is trying very hard to remain anonymous) making claims with no connections to the community or seemingly the outside world in crypto or otherwise.