Quote from: MINEMEPLS on May 29, 2014, 04:38:29 AM

Quote from: humanitee on May 29, 2014, 04:30:47 AM

Quote from: MINEMEPLS on May 29, 2014, 04:25:42 AM

The coin's leader is representing itself as a desperate kid that is obsessed with bashing competition lmao
Image is everything and it shows you can't take that dev seriously (probably why it flopped on release)

If Evan pushed Fedora coin code on a closed sourced technology I would probably sell a good portion of DRK, regardless of the reason given. lmao

Team XC can be mad as they want, that was a huge hilarious blunder and I loved every minute of it.

The dev can't even release all the code because they are scared of giving too much away, the best catch 22 I've ever seen a dev in. lololol

Actually I don't hold either of these coins anymore, I already rode this anon fad to the peak.
The DRK devs should not care what another coin is doing, and if they feel the need to bash them it just shows how childish the holders are and that they are clearly threatened/unprofessional.
It's the same as McDonald's tweeting "lol taco bell is so bad".
It doesn't matter though, the whale group that has control over both of these coins want the fighting to make it easier to pump one and dump the other.

Meme fad: Dead ✔
50% premine fad: Dead ✔
Colour/PoS fad: Dead ✔
Anon fad: Dying ✔

Good post. In Ape's defense he merely questioned. It was not a statement.

Lead bitcoin developer gmaxwell, AnoyMint and others have done far more ridiculing on Darkcoin. Somehow no clowns come to defend at that time about how Bitcoin is bullying Darkcoin devs.

That twitter reacting was blown out of proportion.

The real question is why are cloners killing the one good thing Darkcoin was trying for 5 months to do?