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Nice comment,
I see you created your account just to FUD?
Its okay, your comment is irrelevant without facts
I see you created your account just to FUD?
Its okay, your comment is irrelevant without facts
Hey guys,
First of I want to say that the DarkPayMarket looks awsome
From what I can tell this looks very familiar, its like a 1:1 copy of the Particl Marketplace
Before I would invest and buy this token, I would like to know what kind of real innovations you bring to the table other then copy code from different projects and paste them In your repos?
Thanks,
BTW just for future reference, DarkPay's motto has always been to be built using the most reliable and most advanced technologies, using pieces of open source software is a common practice, Particl also did this so be careful what you are saying First of I want to say that the DarkPayMarket looks awsome
From what I can tell this looks very familiar, its like a 1:1 copy of the Particl Marketplace
Before I would invest and buy this token, I would like to know what kind of real innovations you bring to the table other then copy code from different projects and paste them In your repos?
Thanks,
Yes, but you need to make sure that you follow licence requirements. That means crediting original authors, leaving their copyrights in code and most importantly releasing the software with compatible licence.
Since Particl is licenced under GNU General Public License v2.0, it requires all modifications to have:
- the same licence (GNU GPL 2.0)
- disclosed source code
- stated changes made to original code
- licence and copyright notices
AFAIK this project doesn't even have a public repo (correct me if I'm wrong, but I couldn't find any), so you're effectively breaching the licence in all 4 points.
How's that for facts?
And just a friendly warning to all fans of this project: There has been numerous instances of this behaviour already (copy-pasted project, closed source, anon devs and lot of hype), most recently with Subi. See their thread for more info, as it left a lot of people scammed off their money: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5086985
Don't get me wrong. If this project would do legit work and not claiming other's work as their own and added real innovations, I would cheer for you as well.
Too many red flags for this to happen though.
Re: 🔴[ANN] Subi Platform • ASIC Resistant • Multi-layered • Decentralized • NEW🔴
SubiDesktop Beta!
29 December 2018
I have sent messages to everyone with instructions on how to download the Beta, if I have missed you please send me another message if you are interested in joining the Beta!
Once there has been enough testing and we are happy that there are no wallet breaking bugs we will release to the public!
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I've tested the Subi Desktop Beta. It's pretty cool. Really liked the interface. Nice work Subi Team! 29 December 2018
I have sent messages to everyone with instructions on how to download the Beta, if I have missed you please send me another message if you are interested in joining the Beta!
Once there has been enough testing and we are happy that there are no wallet breaking bugs we will release to the public!
Message me if you are interested in joining the Beta
More like "good job on ripping off work by Particl Project" (https://particl.io).
This is incredibly shameless copy-paste of Particl code and website, without even slightest mention. Great job!
https://particl.io/assets/img/intro-carousel/wallet-staking-compressed.png
EDIT: Just a friendly note for devs - you're also breaching Particl licence: https://screenshotscdn.firefoxusercontent.com/images/c84d9e8b-95e0-43f6-ac28-0c04cc6f2edb.png
The Subi project impresses with its endless possibilities, and the most tempting thing is that users can create passive income! But I did not fully understand what technology the project is based on?
As mentioned above, it's all based on Particl Project (minus the DEX).