Quote from: Eastwind on May 09, 2014, 01:51:49 PM

Quote from: SalomonNT on May 09, 2014, 12:45:22 PM

Quote from: Eastwind on May 08, 2014, 09:12:15 PM

Can you give us at least two weeks notice on the hard fork?

What do you mean hard fork? I have been through google.translate read your posts, sometimes a bit not clear!

Intended hard fork means the developer changes the way the coins will be generated. It usually involves the update of the wallet(QT) files. We have to install the new file before the time point when the new algorithm becomes effective. That is called hard fork. Before the hard fork time point, both old and new wallet files will work in the same way. After that, the two wallet files will work differently, there will be two forks of the coin.

In our case the hard fork will be due to changing the Difficulty Algorithm. DGW2 is performing well enough that there's no immediate rush to switch to dgw3/digishield so if or when we decide to hard fork it won't be for a while yet. We will try to ensure that everyone has atleast 2 weeks notice and we will contact all exchanges and pools that host an LGC wallet to ensure it goes smoothly.

All it will mean for miners is that they will have to download a new wallet before the cut off time which at this point is probably not going to be until block 86000