Quote from: mothermole1 on September 18, 2014, 08:59:27 AM

Quote from: LordPiccolo on September 18, 2014, 08:56:17 AM

Quote from: TrollByFire on September 18, 2014, 08:50:37 AM

Quote from: LordPiccolo on September 18, 2014, 08:45:42 AM

Oi you lot, don't keep the cat in the bag! At least let it see daylight, go on, give us a look Wink

The whitepaper for this particular system is far from finished. It's not ready for public viewing, and right now stands only as a technical document. Don't expect to see a big announcement on when it will be released or implemented, as we have already started integrating it by implementing difficultyshield outside of core. The best advice I can offer until this whitepaper is ready is to read the sources. Keep reading them on every commit. Watch how it changes. I'm not going to hype something in a lame attempt to push prices up. I offer code. If you want to know what it is or how it works, it's there for you to read, and will only continue to grow and evolve.

TL;DR - I'm not going to simply tell it and hype it. I'm going to just show it. One commit at a time.

I get the feeling you've been around the block a few times

I look forward to seeing the updates

He certainly isn't a half-assed rent-a-dev type character judging by his extensive Litecoindark commit history and knowledge of the litecoin codebase. I remember the Groupcoin dev basically bought an off the shelf PoS wallet for android and that was the sole extent of his entire coding efforts. No wonder that coin failed.
Obviously Litecoindark has a great dev, we just need a great PR manager now. Preferably one who doesn't hijack the twitter account or runs off with the bounties lol. Any thoughts on hiring one dev?

I'm a professional game developer, systems administrator, network engineer, and software architect who plays with crypto as a hobby. Backwards? maybe. Fun? Absolutely.