Topic: [ANN] CommunityCoin (COMM) | Pure PoS | Original COMM MultiPools Coming Soon - page 393. (Read 523929 times)

I originally was the owner of the subreddit.

Want to know something interesting?  The dev insisted on being the owner and not just moderator (to control things) so he paid me 0.4 bitcoin  to give up the subreddit.

You forgot to say you've already paid by 1mil COMM.

Do you think your crying can earn another 1mil COMM for you?   You know the answer. So don't waste time here. Have your own life.

Because I put a lot of work into this coin and was rejected.

No one likes to be snubbed and not invited to the party.

Because I put a lot of work into this coin and was rejected.

No one likes to be snubbed and not invited to the party.

If this coin is to succeed I think a few things must be done.


2. On the issue of the missing coins, I can't understand how "all efforts" as described by the OP were used to recover the data when the hard drive was said to have failed only that morning, exhausting all efforts to recover lost data is not a 2 hours and I'm done type of job.  If there is a failed hard drive with this data on it then an effort, a real and exhaustive effort, should be explored to recover this data even up to paying a fee for a 3rd party to recover the data perhaps with funds raised by the community.  If after truly exhausting all efforts to recover the data we find that the funds are indeed lost then there must be complete transparency as to how this situation will be remedied and ideally the decision will be put to a community vote before a final decision is made.

all this spamming is drowning out left posts. to keep my last one shorter, I noticed that when I made my withdrawal of 25K that the TX created another address to "send" the remainder of my 1 million coins too. Thus my balance of my posted address read 0! I am thinking, holy crap.. no WONDER i got blacklisted. I assume my wallet generated a new address and did this? I have never seen that happen when sending before. Did this happen to anyone else?

Here is the Transaction: http://www.coinexplorers.com/tx/3f5d19e56c7669047ad4e0657cd1278ce69fcf0679bb41d9074752ca062c848f#i0

You made the Sub Reddit before they could, they paid you for it cause they wanted to own & run it instead of someone else doing so.

You made money off being the Earlybird Creating it, no need to complain in my eyes .

You made the Sub Reddit before they could, they paid you for it cause they wanted to own & run it instead of someone else doing so.

You made money off being the Earlybird Creating it, no need to complain in my eyes .

don't understand all your crying the other day then...

Yea quote that post in all the following pages, so you can buy more cheap COMM, eightspaces

pathetic lol

@illiki23,  it's quick turn back for you as you didn't get your 2nd stake.  
When you got your first stake, you behaved so active.
When you didn't your 2nd stake, you said it's a scam likely immediately.
Whatever COMM really, your behave makes you as not a good guy.

If this coin is to succeed I think a few things must be done.

1. OP needs to be cleaned up and better organized with the new community selected coin logo for branding, you only get one chance at a first impression.

2. On the issue of the missing coins, I can't understand how "all efforts" as described by the OP were used to recover the data when the hard drive was said to have failed only that morning, exhausting all efforts to recover lost data is not a 2 hours and I'm done type of job.  If there is a failed hard drive with this data on it then an effort, a real and exhaustive effort, should be explored to recover this data even up to paying a fee for a 3rd party to recover the data perhaps with funds raised by the community.  If after truly exhausting all efforts to recover the data we find that the funds are indeed lost then there must be complete transparency as to how this situation will be remedied and ideally the decision will be put to a community vote before a final decision is made.

3. A donation pool should be raised to hire the DEV an official community secretary, DEV's organizational skills are wretched.  The staking lists given that included both staked and non-staked with no designation between the two was just the tip of the iceberg on the things that were handled poorly on the clerical side and this has caused mass confusion in the thread and muddying the waters. This designated secretary's first order of business should be to put out a final "official" list of members who received stakes and the amount received, again transparency is badly needed for the coin to succeed.  If we can't fill this secretary position or DEV is not in tune with the idea, can some one for the love of Pete please introduce the DEV to the concept of a spreadsheet?

In the end, the grief and in-fighting that has currently got this thread completely off track are almost completely due to mistakes made by DEV that were easily correctible or avoided completely, my opinion is he should step up his game if you will and do his very best to fix the most obvious faults and help the community get back on track.  

This coin can still be saved I think but now it is on life support and that makes me sad.  

I originally was the owner of the subreddit.

Want to know something interesting?  The dev insisted on being the owner and not just moderator (to control things) so he paid me 0.4 bitcoin  to give up the subreddit.

If this coin is to succeed I think a few things must be done.

1. OP needs to be cleaned up and better organized with the new community selected coin logo for branding, you only get one chance at a first impression.

2. On the issue of the missing coins, I can't understand how "all efforts" as described by the OP were used to recover the data when the hard drive was said to have failed only that morning, exhausting all efforts to recover lost data is not a 2 hours and I'm done type of job.  If there is a failed hard drive with this data on it then an effort, a real and exhaustive effort, should be explored to recover this data even up to paying a fee for a 3rd party to recover the data perhaps with funds raised by the community.  If after truly exhausting all efforts to recover the data we find that the funds are indeed lost then there must be complete transparency as to how this situation will be remedied and ideally the decision will be put to a community vote before a final decision is made.

3. A donation pool should be raised to hire the DEV an official community secretary, DEV's organizational skills are wretched.  The staking lists given that included both staked and non-staked with no designation between the two was just the tip of the iceberg on the things that were handled poorly on the clerical side and this has caused mass confusion in the thread and muddying the waters. This designated secretary's first order of business should be to put out a final "official" list of members who received stakes and the amount received, again transparency is badly needed for the coin to succeed.  If we can't fill this secretary position or DEV is not in tune with the idea, can some one for the love of Pete please introduce the DEV to the concept of a spreadsheet?

In the end, the grief and in-fighting that has currently got this thread completely off track are almost completely due to mistakes made by DEV that were easily correctible or avoided completely, my opinion is he should step up his game if you will and do his very best to fix the most obvious faults and help the community get back on track.  

This coin can still be saved I think but now it is on life support and that makes me sad.  

Which part do you think is interesting?      Why can't the dev want to be the owner?  That's the clever decision to buy it as your reputation is as cheap as 0.4BTC.

I originally was the owner of the subreddit.

Want to know something interesting?  The dev insisted on being the owner and not just moderator (to control things) so he paid me 0.4 bitcoin  to give up the subreddit.