Quote from: sejwan on July 22, 2014, 10:27:44 PM

Nice to see this thread cleaned up it was getting a bit hard to keep up with, keep up the good work my support to this coin remains intact.

+1

I really appreciate the information clean-up here, too -- and it's great to see that the devs are among the (few) people who really got it when it comes to long-term implementation of a Crypto coin by (slowly and diligently) b-u-i-l-d-i-n-g a marketplace and every-day acceptance for it. This is exactly why I have a lot of confidence in this coin!

The entire idea of the airdrop -- but more so the business-airdrop portion of it! -- is what sets this coin apart (and as for copycats, yes, it is really a bit surprising that others seem to be so far away from even getting this that they even fail to copy these measures for their own stuff; guess this tells you right there)!

I am also keen to see that bit of news to be released when the situation seems fit for that. I regret this is influenced by "outside factors" that got nothing to do with Crypto coins, and I hope people will learn to distinguish between a country "brand name" (particularly one that was apparently hijacked during the 1917-1948 period or so by the London-centred powers that be who BTW were also material in messing up Europe for at least 70 years, and give the whole thing a bad name) and the PEOPLE and all groups of society living inside its borders. The idea of ISR, on the other hand, very clearly, is one of the 95% good people in the streets attempting to break free from the corrupt top 5%.

Bitcoin itself may turn out to be a tool for reclaiming financial freedom in a wider sense. Both Bitcoin and viable Alt coins like ISR (and a select few others) will similarly have to develop along the ideas outlined by the ISR devs here in order to continue spreading to everyday-users and ultimately result in mass-adoption. Continuing to watch eagerly...