Can I just make a couple of obvious observations as this crypto promotes it self as pro-privacy. I am speaking as a dev for our own serious anonymous crypto Spectrecoin.
1) They are using Google analytics on their website
It doesn't make sense to promote a crypto as pro-privacy and then embed tracking code from the world's biggest privacy violator on the website.
2) In order to get coins you need to register with an e-mail and then also register with your Bitcointalk user ID.
For a team that promotes privacy, I would say that they gather a hell of a lot of information on their userbase. How is this promoting privacy?
We would never embed any tracking codes or ask for any information from any users.
For you guys to consider, why do they want all this information?
1) Largely irrelevant as your ISP tracks you anyway. Even if you're using TOR they'll track that and alert the authorities if your country does so. Tracking is used to help improve the forums, we really don't care about anything else (that is already tracked anyway!).
2) Yes, we want recognised members of the community to promote and invest into this coin. Remember that we are at the free airdrop stage. Once our anonymity technology is implemented and the airdrop is over, members will be untraceable and all of these requirements will no longer exist. Plus, anyone who cares about privacy already have anonymous username and email account.
3) I appreciate your concern, but Spectre is a competitor so I sense a subtle FUD attempt here
