Hello, we asked you before about your team, but you all are giving us just vague answers. Can you please be more direct.
Does your team have a professional profile/bio? such as linkedin ? share links please.
Hi ICOEthics,
Thanks again for your input. I must say that I disagree with you however, and that I have not been at all vague in my responses. You asked about the team and I provided a summary of all of our technical backgrounds. As you are no doubt aware - given that you yourself maintain your privacy - the crypto space is inherently private and there is nothing at all untoward about our own team maintaining a similar right to privacy.
We have provided openness and transparency where it is important - in all of our communications, our openness, our social channels and most of all in our source code. I shared links so that you could continue the discussion in this ANN. Once again here is a link to our primary wallet repo:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.50831559I urge you to study all of our Tech Lead Jojapoppa's GitHub repos for the Fedora Project. You will find a large collection of fully open source repos dating back to well over a year (just for our own work) that illustrates several key things, such as:
- a commitment to continuous development
- dedication to high quality, open source code
- significant improvements upon all of the repos that we forked for the Fedora project
For instance - the Fedora Tips wallet that we rebuilt at the start of our project had not been touched for several years before we came along. The first thing we did was a major program of security patches, updates and hardening before releasing to the community.
As for suggestions that we are in some way untoward because we have not shared our personal linkedin profiles, well I must reject that entirely. Apart from our right to privacy, if we were behaving as you suggest then it would be a relatively trivial matter to create a set of fake linkedin profiles. I am sure that you have seen the kind of thing I refer to - and in fact some fake profiles can as you know be very convincing. In fact, fake profiles seem to be the very first thing that dubious operations like to implement!!
Now if you would like to know a little more about my background then of course I could discuss at length my 25+ year career in IT. A lot of the discussion would nonetheless but quite dull sadly! I could talk about my university days when I studied systems programming on old school c/unix, or how I learnt GUI development coding in C++ on X-Windows Solaris workstations before businesses in the commercial world even used a GUI interface on their green screen terminals.
I could tediously drone on and on about engineering at banks with c on OS/2 back when IBM dreamed of being relevant to small scale computers, or teaching my teams about OO development in the 90's, or my time as a technical architect and analyst after I became a team lead. I could go into the intricate (and extremely dull) nuances of the last 15 years of my career as a software dev project manager, wrangling teams of coders to build the solutions to a problem that a customer was unable to articulate. In fact, most of the platforms that I have coded on no longer exist as they have been superseded by newer technology.
Does any of that make us more real as people? I know I'm sincerely boring myself as I recount the past!!
But please - continue the discussion and keep firing questions at us. It's only through that dialogue that we can share and improve.
Cheers,
Robots.