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With all the drama at Mintpal today with Vericoin ......Shieldcoin could be in a position to capture the exodus if the Dev is real person and not some scamming piece of shit............he needs to come out and support the coin creating community, most if not all these coins have 0 besides a promise.....If the dev does what he says then 100k is nothing if u look at marketcap of all these fucking coins

Agree on dev transparency. If the dev will be more transparent about who is behind this team, it will add tremendous investor confidence.

Yes, and if the dev team is just one person he should say that. This haven't to be a flaw if the community supports the coin and all have the same vision and stand together. But transparence is all in this business...

Coin developers use newbie accounts and hide their identities because of the way the community reacts to any prices changes at all.

Because of someone elses FUD yesterday, myself and two other users who share this account received threats and other unpleasantness.

The features I stated in the paper are under development. I am also adding a filesharing mechanism because it isn't much more work to implement into the current project.

We will continue to move forward regardless of setbacks, and we will have a paid $300 USD logo contest announced shortly, also.

Sorry to hear about the threats. That's bullshit. Thanks for your work and continued dedication to shield. You guys rock!

The bad apples have made this a tougher place to be for the good apples. I'm a big believer in non-anonymous devs, but I cant argue with what's said here - people blame devs for FUD and price fluctuations that are obviously beyond their control.

All that can be done now is exactly what he says above - maintain development progress. The hope is that when they come out with future development updates and their work product, yesterday's FUD will fade as a bad memory.

Like someone else said, there's a lot of chaos out there right now, with Mintpal and other coins -- a lot of people are looking for safe havens, solid coins and solid devs. If the SHLD team continues to deliver on what they've promised to do, and continues to provide reassuring updates, they and everyone else who put up with this unfortunate FUD nonsense, will be rewarded for staying focused on long-term progress.