I really like the teddy bear, soo cute

love this logo, looks very professional

thanks everyone for your input....got myself a bit of reading/research to do, god I love learning new stuff   

Thank you
I knew it would be an easy calc but didn't know where to look for the current difficulty, as I said I have no idea on mining but think I will be spending serious time learning as it really interests me.

As someone who has very limited understanding of mining I was wondering if anyone with more knowledge than me (probably everyone) could give me some idea on the mining contracts cryptsy is currently selling

https://www.cryptsy.com/currencies/view/139

Don't really care $ ROI but more interested in a rough idea of bitcoin ROI
I know it will vary but a really rough guideline would be great

Thanks, slowly, slowly I am learning

probably a totally dumb question but if I don't ask I'll never know (and probably 100 other newbies that are too afraid to look dumb)

What happens when POS coins are held on an exchange?

Is this coin going to survive?

I have been following for a while and I really liked the idea of supporting charity water but as I don't have much knowledge of mining I'm not really sure on the long term ramifications of the code error on the coin.

hahaha, you got me, late night brain wasn't working

so no coin can ever be free of the scam tag?

Thanks

"A top altcoin is something that actually brings something new to the table, has dedicated developers who aren't just there to make profit, and isn't controversial"

But do you have any tips on how to tell if a new coin has dedicated developers, without waiting for a few months to see if the devs are still around

so theoretically, if communitycoin is fully distributed as described it could be considered above board or not a scam?

As someone fairly new to this forum and seeing so many accusations of scams I am curious what qualities would a new coin need to not be labelled as a potential scam.

Also think that listing good qualities to look for in a coin would definitely be a good thing to be floating around this forum.

Thanks in advance for any input 
Kyse

Moderating on IP would create other issues for example my husband, son and myself are all members of this forum and all on the same IP.
I was wondering myself if the forum had always been like this. I do find myself doing a bit of detective work trying to figure out who the genuine people.

problem solved, reset the ip, thanks anyway

thanks have pm'd you my ip
tried both firefox and chrome and clearing cache
still no luck getting the page to load this morning


EDIT: IE page not loading and flushed dns

Is anyone else having problems getting on to cryptsy, haven't been able to get the page to load at home for 24 hours, no problem getting it to load from the office though? almost like my home ip address is blocked? any ideas?
Thanks

I really like this coin and have donated to charity water previously for birthday campaigns and such and so am more than happy to support a coin that gives to a worthy charity.
Liked and shared on facebook.
Followed and tweeted on twitter
I tweeted Nathan Fillion (actor in Firefly, Castle and others) who also supports charity water, you never know he may retweet to his +2M followers
and all the other stuff.

Will be actively sharing this coin with friends and family

I have no stake in this coin as I don't qualify but really like the community and distribution process, hopefully I can get some further down the track.
I have been watching this thread and really enjoying the community spirit and although not a stakeholder I would still love to help promote and improve this coin.
Anyway as a coin for the community I think it would be great if community coin were in some way to support a charity, perhaps one that is aimed at supporting/building communities in need.
There is probably several ways this could be done, for example if I currently had community coin I would be willing to pledge 50% of my POS earnings to a reputable charity, but there are also many other ways community coin donations could be handled.
What does the community think?

Just joined the community coin forum, it looks great.
Even though I don't qualify to get my free stake I really support this idea and the community seems great. I will support in any way I can.

I totally get not putting your real name to a coin, I know I wouldn't want the attention in my personal life (either good or bad)
but if you are a member of the community there should be no reason why you don't put your reputation on the line and use your forum name so people can see how active a community member you are, any previous allegations of scams and/or any other coins you are associated with. Creating new identities for each new coin launch just makes them all suspect.
I applaud those who do use their real names and who are proud to stand up for what they believe in