Quote from: BTCHunter2010 on January 27, 2014, 09:11:54 PM

Quote from: admiral.fu on January 27, 2014, 08:30:40 PM

Quote from: Uniqueorn on January 27, 2014, 07:06:16 PM

Quote from: admiral.fu on January 27, 2014, 07:00:33 PM

Quote from: Uniqueorn on January 27, 2014, 12:21:07 PM

Quote from: admiral.fu on January 27, 2014, 06:56:40 AM

I have more than 2M NXT actually, but why does it matter? This was publicly announced on nextcoin.org forum in thread about stakeholders so you need a deeper research to find out foul play.

If there is something wrong in this application, please explain. But then also explain how did you expect my 3yo son and 60 yo mother to browse this forum to get out of newbie sandbox, post messages and install Java.

Besides, I have a few friends, who I also could help out this way, but I decided to just inform them buy giving instructions on what should be done.

What is a 3 year old or a 60 year old with no interest in cryptos going to do with NEM? Nothing.
You are violating the spirit of NEM by hoarding. Why do you think he requires PMs? To counteract this sort of bullshit.
I have a cousins, uncles, grandparents, parents, siblings, niece etc. is it then ok for me to get 10 NEM accounts on their behalf?

There is just something fishy about the way you presented it. "I have transferred 25 and 50 and 100 USD to a NXT account" when you admit they don't care about NXT. Why would someone who just became rich on NXT only transfer $25 to someone who don't care about NXT? That $25 will never grow into a big fortune, so what's even the point? Nothing.

It's way beyond obvious that you are doing this to get a hold of a bigger stake by yourself and it is disgusting given the fact that you are a part of NXT too.

This sad Uniqueorn that you accuse me. I expected better of you, at least a request of proof that these coins will end up with people I intended. And what is wrong about me being part of NXT?

I am not accusing you. I am using examples of what you are saying *whilst* quoting you directly.
I have already asked hypothetically if this is allowable in NEM, because obviously I want all of my family and friends and future aquiantances to have NEM too, so I guess making 50 accounts like people are doing in this thread is A-OK because I can provide a picture of them or something?

The sad thing about it is that I thought you were a genuine member of the community and you have signed up to go to the Berlin conference, which means you have a certain responsibility to represent NXT (since you volunteered), but now it seems you are just a greedy oppourtunist.

In my opinion it is baffling to think that you could read the original post and interpret it as "oh sure make accounts for 3 year olds because they certainly care about cryptocurrencies!"

In that application I just said what I was thinking and never assumed to be scolded about it. Today before I read your post I explained NEM to my collegues and promised "seed" NXT as they have no cryptos and I of course I would have sent it from my account and of course this would trigger another lashing. Now obviously I have to seed them in stealth mode.

Most baffling to me is your attitude towards making an a account for my children. My daughter is 5 and she sees me trading and following charts - she knows what this is, so making an account for her, why shouldn't I do it for my other kid. For now it looks like a game to me and them.

And shaming me for being nexter is wrong too - I paid 40K USD for this hobby and so far it was an interesting experience and awarding too, but you are bringing this down very effectively.

Well I'm from Germany, from a small village where the children have other interests ....
But from me you can have 100 shares but do not tell no tales here!
Really unbelievable because I lack the words really.
It's not about whether it is true what you are telling me it would be even more sad if it were so.I really do not begrudge you every share, but not in this way

Regards

Now you are taking it further. I am a bad parent as well.

admiral.fu

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