Im a web developer, graphic artist, not a program developer.

Just clearing that up for you...

The floor is yours now 

No its not.
I am an older member, but I couldnt make any changes to my avatar, so instead, it was easier to create a new identity, so I didnt have to carry some of the older baggage around with me...

I am after someone to update our windows wallet SHA256 Altcoin

Also create a Mac and Linux version

Another job offered would be to create an Android Wallet - Name your price (Within Reason)

Cheers

If you would like to stick around and eventually become part of the staff on salary, that would be better.

You would think.. one bright spark would at least update the forum software... Im sure there have been plenty of security updates since this version when stale...

church and rap... how does that fit in?

So you cant read... is it not the RAP coin?
Or are you one of these people that fly off the handle at anything because you fail to comprehend?

Also need an Android Developer to create the Mobile version of the wallet.

As long as the forum is racking in money, users will just be a nuisance.

Thats why the forum is just what it is now... Nobody gives a damn and the mods are doing the best they can with what they have. Im sure they have been told "fairy tales" about a super duper forum that is so superior that it takes forever to build...

And until then, the face and voice of Bitcoin is this forum...

Pretty slack...

As for Avatars, whoever says you dont need one, obviously either has one, or has no idea what the term "identity" means... 

When you stand on your moral horse and preach... Be sure you know that facts.

Crunchynut is only playing buy the rules of open source, freedom of expression and so on... If you dont like it, I am sure there are systems like Facebook, Microsoft and so on, that might be more in line with one sided morality.

I may not like what people do, but if I stand on a platform of openness/free market, etc, then I have to abide by those principles. So be careful what you wish for, you may just get it (actually you already have)

Our Second role is to change the UI of the wallet.

Our wallet also needs to record the date and the exchange rate at that time (in the relative currency the user is using) and have a statement available for printing with variable parameters. "for the month of", "Last Week", "Last Month", "Previous 3 months" and so on.... This is for the record keeping of a users transactions, so they wont have problems complying to any tax they may wish to claim.

Done... (see first post)

We are after a developer who knows "the code"
Due to our business model, this has allowed us to pay wages.
At first it will be part-time and after, will move to full-time
We are a startup, so please dont expect corporate type income

We will have more positions open over time and they will be posted in this thread.

PM me your skills, experience and some verifiable samples.

First role... Take our wallet and update it to the latest version (we run SHA256).
We need the wallet in WINDOWS and LINUX versions and if possible MAC version

Hello.
When you say next level, exactly what do you mean? I would hope your not just into cliche's

+1

The "other" coin that will make it big is the one that thinks of the end user, which is the merchants.
Any coin that puts mining above all else is doomed!

Your right on that account but I think in the early days you do need a spokesperson, mainly because if you dont, then people will make up their minds based on the comments. Amiir took the stage early on and his interviews/debates where always sounding like a child with his fingers in his ears, rarely replying back to questions asked of him and he instead went on his own tangent. So when the interview was finished, the comments of the well spoken, well dressed person, did outweigh those of the scruffy kid who assumed the whole world was an anarchist and could read the code. It is a bit of an exaggeration, but I am only highlighting "perception"

Then we have the internal workings....
On one hand we have miners who mine, make money and sell their coins at the market rate. If they are big enough, they can dump coins on the market, make their money, watch the price drop and then reinvest the money they made, back into buying even more coins.
A miner also does not bring development to the coin. That is not their purpose, because its all about greed for them. (Yes, I changed the scope of the word "greed" here)

On the other hand there are merchants that support the coin and many are doing so at a loss. Why, because Bitcoin can be so easily manipulated by miners. Why would merchants and even big retail chains take on a currency that could go from $1000 to $500 so easily. Merchants need to make money and without them, Bitcoin will just remain a toy bounced between the community.

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How many miners contribute back to the Bitcoin Developers?
Last I heard, Only Gavin was full-time and he stepped down

To use the crypto currency means that there need to be merchants willing to accept the coin, (unless its only used to exchange for fiat money).
These merchants need to weigh up the risks. Sell a graphics card for $420 and make his profit to stay in business, or accept 1 Bitcoin and have its worth suddenly go down the next day to $360 and lose out on the profit and instead make a loss.

For a miner, its all about the coins and how much you can get. For a merchant its all about providing a service with a currency that enables him/her to stay in business. I also sell Airsoft and I had to stop taking Bitcoin, because I couldnt profit from a sale to purchase more stock and its only fiat currency that kept me in business. Removing Bitcoin for me was the only way I could keep going. I still keep the sign there, but thats more a token gesture to promote Bitcoin.

As you can also see from the above comments, the discussions are one sided, favoring the mining and the miners. Added to that are some small minded comments, which are now part of this "spokesperson" of a website, which is not doing Bitcoin any favors at all.

So we are doing things differently to keep development a funded project and to promote our coin to merchants who will know that what coins they take in today, will be at minimum, worth 1 cent more tomorrow. By spreading the coin to more users and disabling (not all) the individual with the capacity to steer a coin, due to the massive investment (greed) in hardware to control the coin..... and its only then the community can "work" with the coin in their business. Big companies cannot take Bitcoin yet, because its a risk to do so, due to how easily it can be manipulated by those that have the capacity to alter its value. KnC will soon have its scrypt machine out and there will be miners who will spend millions on hardware and THEY will be the ones to be wary of, because they will control the market. Doesnt anyone wonder why China has so much influence on Bitcoin, or are they so naive to the industry and its manipulation?

I read somewhere that some person sold a Porsche for Bitcoin, when it was up high. How do you think that person feels now, that his sale is now worth half. Im sure the buyer is real happy and I am also sure the person that sold the Porsche would be steering clear of Bitcoin.

Perhaps miners will one day figure out that these big private farms are the ones that are taking money out of their pockets and doing Bitcoin an injustice... Im sure there is at least one "bright" miner on this forum that has figured that out

I know what it means and it great you see it differently.

This is what happens when you have a community project and as much as you hate it, you need to live with it.
Being a community, absolves it of responsibility and a general moral stance.

And that is why every company dealing with Bitcoin can point the blame at someone else.

I wouldnt worry to much... Face to face they cower... Behind the KB they are Gods 

Nxtblg

Thankyou for your comment and you are correct with everything you have said and that is our strategy. The only difference being the marketing, distribution and some changes to the UI itself to make it easier for those people that cannot change the clock on a VCR. After all, they have just as much right to enjoy Crypto Coins as other people.

We premine and we do it to put profits back into development. Bitcoiners mine to put profits back into their personal accounts. One benefits further development and the other does not.

We see Bitcoin at some time failing because it does not have a financial structure supporting it. Satoshi left, Gavin just left and it seems that there is nobody in the core team prepared to defend Bitcoin in the public arena. Why? Ideals only go so far. The core team does have work commitments, family commitments and so on and that needs a steady income to keep everything in balance.

Unless of course, your Amiir and happy to squat somewhere and be the spokesperson for Bitcoin. He did a great service and took the reigns when nobody else would. But he is not a speaker, or listener for that fact and after a while, he became repetitious and lost for words. However...  Kudos to the guy, he deserves it!

Companies that have a business model are better financed to ensure development of their product and they do have a spokesperson to travel the globe discussing their product and defending it when needed.

Who went to China to discuss Bitcoin with the Government? It would be a sad state of affairs if China did reach out, only to hear back that nobody could fund the trip and that nobody was prepared to discuss the matter and enlighten the Chinese politicians.

At the end of the day, we are asking the average consumer to take on Bitcoin as an alternative. We are also asking merchants to take the risk of accepting Bitcoin with its wild price fluctuation. How can a merchant replenish stock when his/her Bitcoins suddenly plummet by more than 50%? Do you actually think the person selling coffee or Alpaca socks really wants to risk a loss all the time, for the hope of a reward later?

Who is speaking out for Bitcoin when it needs a spokeperson? Who dealt with China? Who is speaking with Russia? Who dealt with Thailand when it wanted to ban it? I actually researched Thailand and found that the exchange was not telling the full truth and I had a talk with the guy. Nothing he said made sense and it appeared more a ploy to get out of a financial problem. Much like MtGox blamming errors in the BTC code and other nonsense. Inputs.io blamed hackers and so on.... Bitcoin needs to get out there, but it cant when it cannot support its own dev team!

Good luck with your venture!
I hope you make something out of your coin and we can see it up there with the rest