Your writing style is an exact replica of longandshort's. If you're going to pretend to be two people, try varying your styles so it's less obvious.

Dearest longandshort:

I am simply not going trust my financial decisions to someone who can't speak in sentences, or properly use a full stop, or who refuses to abide by any standard of ordinary decency when debating with people.

Your point about Chandran signatures has been addressed by the developer. While we wait for a confirmation, or a repeat refutation of your criticism from other reputable sources, I'm going to sit quietly, and stand clear of your fairly unpleasant verbal dysentery. Both my wallet and self-respect deserve no less.

If I lose money, I shall remember your less than magnanimous contribution to this forum, and be happy I lost the cash on my own terms. I won't make decisions based on someone who shits all over their tongue and then decides to speak to people.

Now let that be an end to it.

Yeah, sure. She says when you visit you should stop saying 'sorry my penis'.

I fucking hate this thread. What a vicious, shitty little community.

Adios.

"Maybe if you weren't such a whiny bitch people would acknowledge you." is a direct quote form your previous post, and is pretty straightforward example of dismissing newcomers, isn't it?

And I'm one of the people who needed direct intervention from a dev on this thread after having no success with a linux wallet. They discovered they had made a mistake, admitted it, and provided me with a solution, which I'm satisfied with. But that help was not available on the website. Glad you had first time success with a wallet. Hope you 'LOVE' that I didn't.

Voicing obviously justified complaints does not constitute trolling, especially when there is no other place to really voice them. If you think dismissing every newcomer to XST in the most abusive, unhelpful way is good for the reputation of the coin then, speaking as someone who has a vested interest... Go to bed. Would you please.

Bit Share's software is a bit shaky, especially for linux - and there is *zero* guidance available on the website. No documents, or step by step guides, etc. But you're right, and I've been upset by this with XST. Releasing a coin without a secure, easy to use, or install wallet, which forces people to keep their coins on questionable exchanges for extended periods of time, does not inspire confidence in an investor.

This XST team, however, have been supportive, understanding, helpful, and have addressed my own concerns directly, finding a solution for my problems, and quickly admitting and rectifying any errors they may have made. I do believe they have the best interests of the community at heart. It's worth taking a breath or two and having some patience. This coin is worth it. I hope you don't feel this diminishes your concerns, as I share many of them. But it's a scrappy insurgency trying to do big things.

Keep the faith.

So what do we think is the next most likely move XST will make, short term? and what do we think the impact P&D'ers will really have on it over the next few days? I say we, but I really mean you. I don't know anything, the sum total of my wisdom is roughly 'buy and hold', and I'd appreciate some learned counsel, were it on offer.

Ditto.

I've been trying to get traction on an anti-moolah slogan, something like, 'Count on moolah, count your losses', or something like that. I mean that couldn't be more lame, but it sums them up for me, and I honestly don't know why people trust them to do anything at all, much less take their word for it when they say they'll work hard to make amends for their many broken promises.

I can't read the market, and I don't have great foresight or anything, but I knew in my bones that this mintpal V2 thing was set to be a damp squib. Maybe it'll give XST a bump sometime soon, but these moolah guys are just a hundred miles of bad road.

This is probably the disappointment talking. I hope they get it together and prove me wrong. Only I hate counting on them for good news.

Because moolah.

I hope not either, but don't count on it. I started with full faith in the moolah crowd, but they have yet to honour a single pledge I've heard them make in public, to say nothing of those they've made to me. Anyway, we'll see. I'd like to be proved wrong about them.

While I know many of us are excited by the release of XST on to Mintpal tomorrow, is any one else worried that the exchange is now owned by moolah, who have - and this really isn't an exaggeration - maybe the worst service in crypto? Apparently, they have one dev for their entire operation.

Two examples I've noticed on reddit of their incompetence, the first posted only this evening:

1. http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/2h5sqy/my_dogecoins_are_being_held_prisoners_by_moolah/

2. http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2etfxc/moolah_perhaps_the_worst_customer_service_ive/

What might this mean for XST? Nothing?

What kind of a jump in price could we expect PPC to make? Is it too hard to tell?

Thanks for the reply. I do trust the devs, and they've been very helpful so far.

Also, don't call people retards. I have two friends who are profoundly learning disabled, and who remain infinitely smarter and nicer than either of us.

I said that when you called me a fudster, and a troll after, like, three whole questions about wallet installation, the answers to which were available no where else - neither the sub-reddit, nor the website. I could give two shits you think they're noob questions. What the hell did you expect? A devs understanding of proprietary technology?

If you think it's right to call investors, or potential users of a coin, weak and stupid because they don't have a high level of technical expertise, then you're going to have a lot of chances to take pot-shots at people, and, more generally, you can expect the coin to have limited adoption.

Kick me off the forum, don't kick me off the forum, it's entirely up to you. But be prepared to answer questions from non-technical users.

Okay, I'm gaining about a percent with each restart of the wallet. It goes ahead a bit, but then rolls back to 5% and climbs. I'm at 7%.

Any idea what's happening? Surely this restarting thing can't be a serious solution to the problem.

 

Er, okay. This isn't very encouraging, though. Like trying to kick start an old car.

EDIT: The wallet now won't connect to the network.

This has stalled. Still stuck at 5%. 4 active connections to network.