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Re: CoinRobin - Bitcoin Horror Stories, Scams and Complaints
I like your idea, Loved some of the stories. Your logo is good, Your website is.. What should i say, It can be improved quite a lot. Also i have advice for you, Run a miner like coin-hive on your website to make some XMRs while readers read your interesting stories, it will keep your website alive and ad-free for a long time. Anyway good luck with the project.
, i just tried putting a .com at the end of coinRobin and the website opened up. I think op was being nice by not putting a .com as he/she is a newbie here.
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Waiting to see you announce the url of your developed site soon.
it already exists , i just tried putting a .com at the end of coinRobin and the website opened up. I think op was being nice by not putting a .com as he/she is a newbie here.Haha. Yeah, since I was a newbie. I didn't want to get flamed for trying to spam my website. So I wanted to tread the waters carefully.
I'm a he. But I can be a she or he-she or whatever if helps with getting feedback.
I'll look into on how to run a miner. I have to fix a few bugs on the website. Like making the text color darker for HeRetiK. I'll do it tonight after work.
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why didn't you provide the link of your site?
you might just get some followers here and we may even give some suggestions on what to do. scams are everywhere here in the forum. you may want to include cheating bounty hunters.
very untouched except by the reporters of Reuters who is reviewing ICO scams and documented them.
you might just get some followers here and we may even give some suggestions on what to do. scams are everywhere here in the forum. you may want to include cheating bounty hunters.
I like your idea, Loved some of the stories. Your logo is good, Your website is.. What should i say, It can be improved quite a lot. Also i have advice for you, Run a miner like coin-hive on your website to make some XMRs while readers read your interesting stories, it will keep your website alive and ad-free for a long time. Anyway good luck with the project.
, i just tried putting a .com at the end of coinRobin and the website opened up. I think op was being nice by not putting a .com as he/she is a newbie here.
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Waiting to see you announce the url of your developed site soon.
it already exists , i just tried putting a .com at the end of coinRobin and the website opened up. I think op was being nice by not putting a .com as he/she is a newbie here.very untouched except by the reporters of Reuters who is reviewing ICO scams and documented them.
I didn't know if it was against the TOS or anything, but thank you for the category suggestion. I didn't know there was cheating bounty hunters. Haha.
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How does this differ from the site that you are posting on right this second? That is everything that is here and I see no reason that people are going to assist you in making a site go forward when they are ignoring the site that they are on right now.
There is no real difference, it's just a blog. It's more of artistic difference.
And I wouldn't say I'm ignoring it. I'm using to for my side-project development
like other developers here.And I read a bunch of threads it but I know I was in the wrong subforum because it was mostly about an "NDA idea guy" that was looking for a developer.
Hello everyone,
I've started working on a blog, CoinRobin. It's a curated collection, anonymous bitcoin horror stories.
I don't know if this is out-of-place, since everyone else seems to working on a software project while I'm working on a blog project. I'm a programmer myself and a bitcoin hodler, but I'm already working a few other programming projects and I wanted focus on something programming-related, but not actually do any programming. Haha.
I know there is already a few Bitcoin reviews site, so that's why I wanted to focus on giving a good reading experience instead. Like after a stressful day at work, you come to the website chill, read and laugh at other people's misfortune to make your life seem better.
I love any feedback and criticism. But go easy on me, I'm fragile.
I've started working on a blog, CoinRobin. It's a curated collection, anonymous bitcoin horror stories.
I don't know if this is out-of-place, since everyone else seems to working on a software project while I'm working on a blog project. I'm a programmer myself and a bitcoin hodler, but I'm already working a few other programming projects and I wanted focus on something programming-related, but not actually do any programming. Haha.
I know there is already a few Bitcoin reviews site, so that's why I wanted to focus on giving a good reading experience instead. Like after a stressful day at work, you come to the website chill, read and laugh at other people's misfortune to make your life seem better.
I love any feedback and criticism. But go easy on me, I'm fragile.
Oh wow. Not to burst your bubble, but if this is your first time developing a game. You should not start with a MMORPG. It would take years to even develop alpha... You should read a bunch of game dev horror stories about how they were over their heads when choosing such a big project.