Not really going to continue this discussion much longer, but bitcoin also relies upon many third party pools and applications to be useful in the end. Looking at your post history, I see you're a loyal member of the Curecoin community and I can understand that you're venting because you guys got removed from Poloniex. I can understand that it might seem unjust to you that you guys, that have a strong history and things like your own blockchain, got removed while we stayed.
In the sense of volunteers we have many people contributing in small ways, but next to that you should not underestimate the effort of Robert in managing, Helene is social media, Jeff in things like the all-in-one installer and our new lead dev Miguel.
In short, I hope Curecoin recovers from this delisting, but do not turn your frustration toward other projects that you think deserve a place on Poloniex less. Stay positive
Oh you poor, delusional sap. I have zero loyalty to CureCoin or Polo. CureCoin isn't much less of a dumpcoin than FLDC is, so what exchange it's on is meaningless as long as some fool is willing to buy it.In the sense of volunteers we have many people contributing in small ways, but next to that you should not underestimate the effort of Robert in managing, Helene is social media, Jeff in things like the all-in-one installer and our new lead dev Miguel.
In short, I hope Curecoin recovers from this delisting, but do not turn your frustration toward other projects that you think deserve a place on Poloniex less. Stay positive
That being said....
I find it funny that you accept that Bitcoin "relies upon many third party pools" but fail to grasp that, at best, FLDC uses 2 more parties on top of bitcoin just to get to use bitcoin! The only thing funnier than that is you pointing out that the person in charge of "social media" for FLDC is someone who thinks that every GPU minable coin (except FLDC) is, in her words, a "shitcoin".
