Liberty Coin. I asked a genuine question. You spend so much energy and time defending the haters and trolls, yet won't post any info regarding the progress of your coin, or at least communication in a positive way.
Please spend just 2 minutes advising how your coder friend is progressing if at all.
We posted information at least a couple of times today, and I have been all day in the IRC channel.
Please send me your email to keep you updated, since other methods don't seem to work.
If your referring to "We don't have a date yet" ... well then I'm up to speed.
I and no doubt the community would like more than just "we don't have a date yet". How would you like to have a house built and and the developer just refused to give any dates. You would have an idea, and progress reports.
Your smart ass reply to me, who has been a vocal supporter for your coin is not greatly appreciated. There are too many haters. If you want to have any hope of gaining respect of the community, maybe you should engage a PR guy, because I am losing faith in your ability to be respectful to your community. All your energy seems to be aimed at defending yourself. Spare a little for driving the coin in the right direction.
Do you pay people who build homes? Yes. That is why they are obligated to provide time frames. (We all know how accurate a construction workers time frames are) I doubt you contracted him to make the coin, thus he is not obligated to tell you anything. If he says hes working on it, be happy and stop pressuring people. Crypto is basically in alpha test phase and you guys hound people so much its hard to get work done. In any field while product is being developed there are time frames that cannot be accounted for. Did apple show a teaser of the iphone6 and then say coming xx date and time? No, because technologies are developed gradually, tested, then tested some more. You are lucky people are working on it at all, they are doing this without any money other than what their respective coins have brought them and it is hard to find people to trust in this world, especially sharing code.