Quote from: YarkoL on November 27, 2014, 12:04:23 AM

Quote from: BitcoinNational on November 26, 2014, 07:28:29 PM

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supercoindev is out?

Quote from: supercoindev on November 26, 2014, 07:01:59 PM

Quote from: kopam on November 26, 2014, 06:55:12 PM

We should keep trying to reach supercoindev, so he can point out that he is okay for the new dev's to pick up from where he left.
Yes we could simply make a somewhat " hostile " take over, even if the dev agreed on that, with new thread, facebook, page and everything.
But it would just look so much better the other way.

No one tried to reach me. I did not see any message. As I said before, I will endorse the devs who are willing to take-over, as long as they keep the supercoin open sourced.

BTW, I saw good discussions on the supercoin tech, I am glad that many people understand the tech well. Thanks to all who supported and described in supercoin tech in clarity. The whitepapers are good places to start, before diving into the code.

I took a look at the last page and saw that they seemed to
want an installer. That might be useful especially in later updates,
where you could install along with the wallet a conf file with a list
of known working nodes and a bootstrap. What do you think?

Installers that auto update conf file with a list of known working nodes and pull a recent bootstrap.
Good idea and a must for a coin to expand beyond the early adopters.

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For those that dont want to read.
Supercoins meeting of the devs seem to have resolved the open/closed source debate.
The client stays open but add-on apps (MW trading) can be closed.