Quote from: buybitcoinscanada on January 27, 2014, 12:15:01 AM

Quote from: Uniqueorn on January 27, 2014, 12:09:13 AM

valedor and mcorc is the same NXT adress.

there are SO many duplicate accounts here that the unfairness will be insane, you should've required facebook authentication or something because this is no better than other coins in terms of fairness, except these guys are even worse as they are just downright deceptive.

I must say that admiral.fu's family story about 8 people wanting in on NEM also seem *very* fishy to say the least. They have not even got involved in NXT, but he is going to hand them NEM accounts? Ok I obviously want to give NEM accounts to my whole family too, so if I send 800 NXT I get 10 nem accounts filled with equal amount of wealth ?

Just goes to show that short of having a lengthy, centralized and invasive identity verification process, there's really no way to do these distributions in a "fair" way as of now. Using coin taint may be useful, but you still don't know for sure who owns what accounts and is that really a road we want to go down? There really wasn't anything wrong with the initial Nxt distribution. I'm glad all these clone threads popped up. They've just gone to show that the claim of Nxt initial distribution was a fix and could easily be done "properly" is a bogus argument.

As utopian said multiple times. He doesn't mind people making multiple accounts. But the thing is that they have to PM from each of those accounts with whatever the secret phrase is for each individual account to get their share of NEM. So if someone created 100+ accounts then the guy needs to know the login for each account, create a new email for each of those accounts, along with having to send a PM from each of those accounts.

All those people trying to buy-in by making up some story about family getting involved won't work unless they create an account for each of those "family members".

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