I don't want to fuel any further this off-topic venture into XDN, but...
Can of worms. Can of worms...
The reality is, that ducknote, had none of the appeal, or the image/presentation that digitalnote claims today. For that reason, myself, and certainly many others, dismissed ducknote mining entirely, during what was - by far - the highest reward period.
It's kinda interesting to hear that viewpoint. I'm not a miner but an investor. When duckNote was launched with its name and low-fidelity logo I became very involved OTC, precisely
because it was called duckNote. I remember picking up bags and bags of the stuff at around 0.00000006. It had, in my opinion, a massively radical down-to-earth and creative brand that, had the developer stuck to it, could have easily turned into something of an credible pandemic - kind of like a cryptonote version of Doge.
In the end the developer was a dick: practically uncontactable, no sense of community strategy, and
then he goes and throws it all away...not just by rebranding once... but
twice... eventually settling on digitalNote, which has to be the blandest, most sterile, most risable attempt at seriousness ever conceived. It's reminiscent of a student project that's desperately attempting to emulate the superficialities of a business world they have very little knowledge or experience of.
Should have stuck to duckNote. If not for the continuity and inertia, then surely for the seemingly genial brand.
