Quote from: FeelscoinOfficial on April 10, 2014, 10:40:58 PM

Feel free to try and 'crash' our threads. We'll gladly reciprocate when you try to later post your own weak copy.

It's not too hard to discredit you, given everything you've done. I'm perfectly confident my client is going to be superior to yours in every way. I'm meticulous. I'm not outsourcing my coin to someone that pumps altcoins out for side money.

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Yes, yours would be a copy...since we have gone public first before you. Sorry to say, but you snooze and you lose. And both of you did PLENTY of snoozing. The best part about it all? Knowing both of your work ethics and how fast you both move, your coin should be fully ready to launch by....ohhh...early 2016.

How can I copy a coin that doesn't exist? How can I copy a coin when I was the first to finish and compile it? I have the final Windows and Mac binaries. You can try to use the time you have during your pathetic IPO to commission a coin from someone else, however by the time you actually receive it, the real Feelscoin will already have been released, freely to the public, with no fraudulent IPO attached.

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You can point the finger all you want, but at the end of the day you did absolutely zero to contribute, and you know that. Firing up the craptop and leaving the chatroom open to give the 'illusion' you're actively participating? Ha. What a joke. Yes. I can also leave my baseball cap on a chair inside the meeting room at my workplace and tell people 'hey look guys I'm a part of what you're doing!' You don't talk, you're too lazy to do any work, and pretty much the only thing you EVER did was be philosophical and whine after the team had made decisions while you were too busy lolly gagging around to actively participate in them.

My one and only job was to create the client, and I've done so. There was no allotted time frame up until less than two weeks ago when we both agreed the client should be done within three weeks. This was a mutual agreement you and I made. Within those three weeks you decided to go rogue and make every attempt at sabotaging everyone else's hard work. Financially I contributed to the hosting, domain purchase, and even covered other members who couldn't cover themselves. I've contributed more than you have. I've spent more time discussing the development of the coin and specifications than you have.

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You didn't even attempt to develop the client, despite being arrogant beyond belief about your supposed programming skills (which, if true, ANY competent programmer could throw a scrypt coin together in a matter of a day), and only after months of sitting around giving us the runaround did you finally concede and say you wanted to outsource the work to someone better versed. Aka you know jack sh*t about programming, and just wanted to tag along for the free ride.

I know plenty about programming, I've been programming for 12 years. Could I have finished the coin sooner? Sure. I didn't because other foundational elements (website, social media sites) needed to be finished first (and still do). I spent more time going through the source and really understanding how bitcoin and its derivatives work, which is what I'm more interested in. I see that you haven't touched even slightly any of the social media pages. The most you've done is quick edit a template for a website, doing a terrible job at that. Again, you're guilty of doing less than anyone else. This is provable.

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Regarding our website, it is easily miles beyond yours. And your criticisms aren't even warranted, as it's all been explained. It's funny you mention we used a template, when your site is nothing but a re-hashed basic FREE template, yet still looks like it's stuck in the early 90's. Way to shoot for the stars. At least we put out good money for a premium theme and not a free default template off a blog.

I'll tear you an asshole about your website in a bit. I've saved a snapshot of it so I can really get down to what you think is a quality website and why it's not. If you can't handle creating a basic website, you're going to have infinitely more trouble with your own client.

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In essence, what we're trying to say here, is that thank god almighty you're off our team. We don't need that kind of cancer, all you did was hold us down.

To Eugene: do not make it seem like we didn't give you ample opportunity and this was all a surprise. You completely ignored a total of THREE emails we sent you giving you more than fair warning and an ultimatum to reply to let us know where you stood. And all you did was ignore them.

We're not off "your" team. Your "team" is nothing more than two dissident scammers who don't even have the first clue how to properly create, market, and deploy a cryptocurrency.

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To summarize: 1) lol@you thinking you have some kind of 'copyright' on the feelscoin endeavor, 2) we are the FIRST public ann for feelscoin, and 3) keep being females about this slandering our public threads instead of handling this in pm's, and we'll be sure to reciprocate in the future.

Good day, gents.

You didn't address anything I asked. What did you contribute to the project prior to your leave? Absolutely nothing, except deluding yourselves into believing you were entitled to overseeing the project.

The public needs to be aware that this is a very poor investment. You're preselling a coin you don't even have. You stole the credentials to the group's social media accounts before attempting to destroy the project's shared developers document. You obviously have dubious morals. Who could trust you in light of what you've done? Mark my words, you will not succeed. One way or another you will face consequences for everything you've done up to this point, and I revel in that fact.