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Quote from: Ribak1992 on February 20, 2019, 08:05:30 AM

do you have any connection with the developers of the original dash? or did you just take the popular name to get community attention? and one more important thing is where exactly to find the links to the github command profiles?

I don't think they have anything to do with original dash developers. most of them are using the popularity of old projects. this is definitely one way of getting attention from the community.

Why do you think so, my dear? How to say this without even questioning the team and the project? It is so common people used popularity as people who use reviews without any relevance.

With this idea Yahoo shouldn't start their business because of Google. It is ok to compete with others and there is nothing wrong to bring new modifications to existing projects.

good point -- only it's the other way round, as I think Yahoo was first and is significantly older than Google.

I used Yahoo along with AltaVista, Excite & many more back in the day when USENET was still popular! And I had to list my Newsgroups, fax numbers, and later on websites, somewhere... (No trace of any Google AFAIK, when I checked back then.)

Just saying -- but yeah, you're right that piggy-backing on name-popularity or other proven ideas doesn't mean somethin's necessarily a "bad" project. On top, they're not only copying from the original DASH here (remember that ALL coins using masternodes, and staking, are forks of DASH, and originally of Sunny King's Peercoin)!

If you're familiar with MN coins, you'll realize that this particular DASH-Platinum (DASHP) coin here much more seems to copy Dash-Diamond (DASHD), rather than "old, big" DASH...

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