If you're not incapable of developing, why you are making random git pulls from BBR and inserting them into XMR without an idea of what the code actually does? Semi-capable might of been a more appropriate word.
Can't you see, there is (or was) lots of mutual (not really) respect between the bbr/xmr teams, because now he made the mistake of instantly appreciate what Boolberry offers you try to say a dev is not a dev? lol, very low of you, don't worry I have no doubts this mistake won't be made again.
you can keep saying bbr is the best jesus coin in the world ppl will say to you its not and that monero current emission and lack of dev block is
better, so deal with it.
Even rpietila has said the XMR emission is not optimal. I think it's pretty clear looking at the graph that the reason the XMR price struggles so much despite all the fanfare is the money supply is inflating incredibly fast and that drives away some people who would otherwise be interested.
I have nothing against XMR in general, but in anything other than a short trade during the run ups I personally find it quite hard to justify putting down money in it long term.
In three or four years if everything works out the way MEW et al are predicting I'll be there money in hand as supply dries up. If XMR really does become the leader of dark liquidity world wide I think being as close to it as I am I'll be able to see it happening and have time to buy some and still make money, even if that happens in 2015. But until then the sheer amount of money it takes per day even at this relatively low market cap to sustain the price is a bit of a deal killer.
I don't want this to come off as an anti-XMR post at all. But I'm just a little surprised at your defense of the emission since I thought the official line was something like 'what can you do? we didn't set it like that', which is fine considering it's the truth.