Re: Execoin: | Electrum |Android & Lite wallets | Fast | ASIC-proof | Full-time devs
FUKUKAMI fix your crap instead of stealing from others !!! You have no shame 
It would be nice if you could write some code once in a while !!
Your android wallet widget still shows megacoin logo on it 2 months later. Do you need help changing the logo or cant you find it on GIT on Google?
It would be nice if you could write some code once in a while !!Your android wallet widget still shows megacoin logo on it 2 months later. Do you need help changing the logo or cant you find it on GIT on Google
?You're wrong, sir. I have no relation to this wallet. But you can surely make pull request if you want to.
Also, what can you say about this library? github.com/dayreiner/vertcoinj/commits/master?
dayreiner/vertcoinj forked from HashEngineering/megacoinj
Is forking done by vertcoin devs is the righteous thing to do and by execoin dev - it is not?
Also, accusing of forking from open source projects is kinda stupid. Because that's the point why opensource exists in a first place - to promote learning, using and reusing code of other people.
And funny pictures and CAPS doesn't make your point more correct. Nor it makes you look smarter.
open source using other coins logos on your own coin
who looks stupid now ? Just dont bother even talking youre simply digging a bigger hole .FYI open source exist so others can obtain the source and improve/work on it ! NOT to copy and paste trying to make a quick buck without creating anything
Theres a name for creatures with such behaviours ---->> parasites !
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That's what I'm talking about. You completely miss the point.
Also, where exactly have you seen this logo? Can you provide a screenshot?