The devs have already sent over 2 BTC to cryptsy, which is enough to cover any expenses they might have.

Personally I don't trust cryptsy, this seems to be just another get-rich-quick scheme for them.
There is no guarantee that they will actually add coins, nor is there any transparency about how the funds are going to be used, nor about how the coins are chosen etc.
They might just pick two randomly, or pick the lowest on the list. The ones at the top are making a lot of 'free money' so why would they remove those immediately?

Yes, And IRC too!
Utilize all the channels!!!  

#digibytecoin on freenode.net

Nice!
Does http://comkort.com have an API as well?

I manage the IRC bot in the #digibytecoin channel, and would like to add live stats for your exchange to it.
* Note that these are not actual prices, the above is given just as an example.

Which pool were you using?

Digiman was updated to a new character. The one on that site is a stock image that we are no longer actively using.

Yes and no...
The more time you spend watching DigiByte, the less the odds of you getting your wife getting pregnant. ;-)
(ie. If you spend 24 hours a day, 7 days a week behind your PC, watching this forum and the exchanges, your wife won't become pregnant with your baby )

or use the "!blocks" command in the IRC channel.

The new wallet will emulate the old wallet until the switch, so it is fine to switch now as the new one is fully backwards-compatible. It's best to do so before Friday so it can sync and you'll be ready for the switchover.
After Friday everyone should be using the new wallet.

I'm pretty sure that logo is either copyright or trademarked. If we use that logo with the DGB letters, we might end up having problems with Warner Bros, which we probably want to avoid at all costs.

Same goes for other logos. We can't just copy and change it a little bit. If it still looks a lot like a company logo, we should probably avoid it and try to find something else.

1. if you didn't have any coins or generate any addresses yet, then it's ok to simply start fresh. Otherwise make sure to keep the wallet.dat file (also back it up regularly) as that is the file that contains your private keys -> the stuff that uniquely identifies you as the owner of the coins in your wallet.

2. pickaxe pool appears to be down. As far as I know there was no announcement or anything. I think they are having issues with their server and or hosting provider (again?).

+1
Gingermod has been trolling this coin from the start, and only visits once in a while to post negative remarks for the few people that haven't put him on the ignore list yet.
You can ignore people by clicking on "Ignore" here
<--------- on their posts.

Yes, definitely

I think they're down temporarily. All their coin-pools seem to be down, so they're probably having some issues with their server.

http://dgb.smalltimeminer.com appears to be down as well. MPOS is running, but the stratum servers have been down since the 20th.
https://pool.chunky.ms/dgb/ also has 0 workers and 0 hashrate, and haven't found a block in the last 3 days. Though I'm not sure whether they are just unlucky or if the stratum server went down as well.

http://www.allcrypt.com/beta/voting.php
DGB just passed Vertcoin! Keep voting!

And excellent work on the first page of this topic guys, looking great!

I agree 110%!

It would also help avoid some of the slowchat that is happening here. Stuff like the cgminer configs etc are much more suited for IRC/chat. You get an immediate response instead of having to wait hours for someone to reply to your message.

AND you can also spam¹ your pools there! There's even a bot that lists some of the pools.
(If you run a pool and want the bot to have your pool's statistics as well, send me a PM or message on IRC with an API key for your MPOS installation and I'll add it to the !pools option. )

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¹ Note that by spam I mean promote, not flood the channel with advertisements.

Not automatically, you'd have to tell other users to connect using addnode=YOUR.IP.ADDR:10000 in their config files
Otherwise the wallet software will only try port 12024.

https://cryptorush.in/index.php?p=trading&m=DGB&b=BTC is another exchange that has DGB, but it doesn't have as much volume as CoinMarket.io yet. This means that you might be able to find more extreme deals there, leading to bigger profits / more coins if you're lucky.

There is also the site: http://cryptokopen.eu which sells DGB for a fixed price, using Skrill payments.
However there are rumors going about that the Skrill payment provider is bankrupt, or is near bankruptcy, so I'm not sure whether that is still a viable option. (At least until CryptoKopen.eu starts offering another payment processor.)

There should be a file called digibyte.conf (or you can create it) with the addnode= lines in there. (See the first post of this thread for additional stuff to put in the config file.)
The location of that file varies, depending on your operating system. On Linux it's ~/.digibyte/digibyte.conf and on Windows it's in %APPDATA%/local/Roaming/ off the top of my head (someone correct me if I'm wrong)

As for the network connectivity, most people are behind a firewall or NAT, thus they severely limit the outgoing connections on the wallet. This means that there are only a few nodes that connect all those other nodes together. Once a node has reached it's limit of connections, they stop accepting new users until an existing user disconnects. In some cases there are way more users than 'slots' available on the nodes, which leads to some users not being able to find any available nodes to connect to.

If those don't help, you could also try adding:
addnode=84.27.153.252
I'll see about allowing more than 125 connections to enable supernode mode.

Edit: currently allowing 500 connections, though if my connection becomes too slow I'll throttle back to something sustainable.
Allowing a maximum of eight connections per IPv4 /24 subnet and 2 connections per IPv4 address to spread my availability over the network.

Thanks!