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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
Tony Lane
on 05/09/2014, 06:05:20 UTC
Just a simple question for what appears to be the same dev team that completly dropped kittehcoin without doing any real development on it at all...Whats preventing the same from happening here?

We did not create KittehCoin, we took it over to ensure it continued, we were not bagholders, we were simply helping out the community. Pump-and-dumpers killed the price, no one would donate (or very little) to advance the coin so there really was no way we could keep it going which is the reason why we did a presale, we had many ideas but could not propagate them without money, I spent many months of my personal time (and so did the rest of the team) and a good amount of money out of our pockets with absolutely no return. We did not completely drop it either, we created a transition period for other devs to take over, unfortunately, no one was willing to dedicate their time like we did.

I understand you didn't create the coin but your team did pledge ongoing support which was seemingly dropped because you weren't getting paid? I only mention it as I've invested in both sys and kitteh and with both coins I've seen far more talk than action.

Support was dropped because the coin was DEAD. What part of DEAD is unclear to you? Are you a necrophiliac?  When a project dies, sane people move on to projects that are alive. This is a self-evident truth that needs no defense, unless logic and reason do not figure in your decision making process.

Dear Coderboo and other Syscoin Devs,

Please engage in rational debate. This type of childish personal attack achieves nothing. Can we move on from the dominating 'screw you' attitude to anyone with an opinion you disagree with to one much less confrontational?

Tempers are running high on both sides and I know the Devs have taken on a siege mentality after the hits they've had since launch, but with the price dropping to nearly half the ICO price the onus is on them to set the tone. Changing threads was never going to magically silence people.