Quote from: Este Nuno on September 28, 2014, 07:39:21 PM

Quote from: rpietila on September 28, 2014, 07:24:27 PM

Quote from: evergrow on September 28, 2014, 07:14:21 PM

Who else is glad that they got out when Monero still had a lot more value than now?

If I were to get in again at this point I would've increased my holdings greatly

I have now spent more than a week in Malla, and after getting used to the normal life, this trollfest just feels... sad. I understand many of the people behind accounts created to attack Monero, and also to "support" it in stupid ways, really need the money. But still, sad, is the word.

We are now starting the work. With the MEW. The focus of Monero has never been in the short term. We are doing important long term projects and decisions. So if dear reader wants to get involved, please check the moderated threads, it is obviously quite stupid for us to even write on the trollfest threads.

I have an idea for you and MEW. You should recreate your original Supernode idea(the one that got sidetracked due to localbitcoins opening) but for Monero. But in this case Supernodes in the network can be committed to abiding by a set of best practices provided by MEW to do their best to ensure their customers stay anonymous as possible. This way you can establish an international network of people providing access to XMR for people who otherwise might not want to buy BTC first or go through other traditional channels.

edit: You're probably already planning something like this anyway I assume.

Can you or rpietila elaborate a bit more on this? Seems like a great idea. If needed in PM.