Quote from: JakeThePanda on November 17, 2014, 04:33:48 PM

Quote from: kalgecin on November 17, 2014, 04:23:36 PM

And what is my crime in pesa? I don't think you guys understand the whole point behind open source and github..... When you have an open source project, and on a site like github, expect people unrelated to the project submit bugs and patches. That's the whole point why git was created. To help people help open source projects. While making cache, I did browse through loads of coins code to see how stuff was implemented. And I did contribute my patches if i saw any problem. If a person submits a patch, it's not a conspiracy, it's a piece of code. If I submit a patch to say, the android project, would you start saying that i'm involved in it?

I'm not saying you committed an actual crime. I'm a little sour about what the original Pesa devs did and your fingerprint, along with other Fibonacci members are all over the coin. I doubt making coins just to intentionally abandon them is an actual crime, but I'm sure you would agree it's at least scummy, right?

Yes, I agree. And I was approached by several people to make alts for them and they pay me a couple of btc. But I never accepted to make a coin that would be intentionally pumped and dumped. I made cach not for the profit in it, well... some of course, but the whole point was for me to test out my c/c++ skills and learn the whole concept of crypto currency. After which I found several short comings, and I am planning of rewriting the whole coin in java, the language which i'm comfortable with and been using for several years. Honestly, I don't care much of how many people are using cach, or the prices, I care about the actual workings, capabilities and development of it. Whole reason I was involved with fibonacci, is I was curious how accepting coins in real world working site is accomplished in practice. And i'm still planning to make my own exchange and finish the java wallet. If that's a crime or a bad thing to do, please use your own judgement don't use it. If noone is going to trust or use the exchange, fine, I'd have made it to work and gained knowledge and experience. If it takes off, great! I could quit my day job and focus on expanding it. Why I want cach to be the base of the exchange, because i've seen many people investing in cach, and feel like they do deserve some support from me. While I can't pump the prices or brainwash people through PR, I can do something to make it more widely acceptable. And I'm not going to make magic claims. I still don't advice people to invest anything in any altcoin.