Quote from: Adriano on April 15, 2014, 02:45:35 PM

Quote from: communitycoin on April 15, 2014, 02:01:43 PM

Delivery basically completed for the second round, according to rules in OP. Dev team has now very less coins. We have about 80 submissions in waiting list, and also some of new members who get 1m due to low activity bypassed at this round. Those omitted ones mainly who promised to be good conduct to community seen at quality checks, not supporting community, no wallet activity, dumpers, bad manners, no really want comm.

Now i give, myself some time rest, few days and wait some of those inactive guys become active also their wallet checked by me. If gap still not filled, i will then give priority to the earliest submissions from the current waiting list.

In the beginning i planned and considered delivery to last 1 week only. We had so much problems, sabotages, attacks and troubles. Our reject system maybe
Act now handle mintpal and increase multipool miners so we all win.

not perfect but it works. We are already success when compared other coins. But this is not enough and long way to go.

So we succeeded so far good see our thread very active one. Look yourself you are the best members of bitcointalk. you handled alot of good things you certainly know being group or community and following rules. Some about %2.5 opposite idea guys always exists in life. Who is business to kill people or any hope on earth.

All I can say is Thanks for all the work you have put on COMM. It is hard to please everyone (not to say impossible) but you have done a hell of a job. Of course some problems usually happen during the journey but we (the entire community) have to put our best to handle them and make COMM to succeed.

Adriano

Let me second that thanks. It really is a tough job to launch a coin in a fair manner! Anyone who thinks it's a way to easy money is almost laughably naïve. The perfect candidate for, "if you think it's that easy then launch your own!" The dev has done the best job that he could.

To be frank, that deleted-hard-drive mishap looks an awful lot like a mistake that was made out of overwork...