I really like what you try to achieve and I bought several VICRs. I already gain a lot from this project by learning a lot about IoT and seeing your white paper, development board, blockchain and the rest what you have I know you will deliver. So I am not pressing anything nor complaining, but I think we need to discuss what next?
I understood that your plan was to build a strong community, but be honest to ourselves it is not going to happen here. A few of us like your coin, but the BCT community couldn't care less about this coin despite you clearly have real world use cases (adult web-cam, game broadcasting, security CCTV, etc). It's quite clear you are not going to build a community here. That means you are not going to get help on the marketing front from the non-existent community. Your plan was that the growing community will help advertising the platform - that's not going to happen. So how you are going to continue? What's the plan?
Again, since this is one of the handful coins in the crowded strong altcoin market which has a real purpose, I am sure all VICR owners will be patient, I certainly will be, because we understand to implement and make profitable a serious application takes time. On the other hand if something doesn't work like your community building and marketing plan then better to discuss the next step.
Your streemo live video streaming platform will be a winner, the IoT blockchain will be used by real world businesses. Everything looks really cool except the marketing and expansion plan, so lets discuss it.
Also, is it worth to continue the VICR? The little interest probably does more harm to the project than help in progressing.
Thank you for your support, all developers are really appreciate it.
Naturally, we are very disappointed that the crypto community is disinterested in our idea and only a handful users support us in Bitcointalk. Our idea is to connect as you said real world use cases to a crypto currency and it is a bit disheartening that the crypto community is not interested in this aim, but the lack of support motivates us to review what and how to improve in the process. Regardless of the unpopularity of our idea, as we promised we go ahead in implementing what is on the roadmap. We will partner up with adult service providers, gamers, health care and security businesses and IoT system integrators - these very different use cases will be using the common GadgetNet blockchain, P2P streaming technology and IoT micropayment framework. Having a very small community supporting us the work will take longer, but we will get there.
Terms of marketing, I agree a new plan is required in that area. I suggest to wait about 2 weeks and then we can re-evaluate how to proceed. We have been receiving very encouraging enquiries from industry professionals, and while the disinterest in Bitcointalk is disappointing, based on the interest from real world businesses we are very optimistic about the future of our IoT blockchain application. Not least, because we signed a partnership agreement with a UK based technology company today to develop and promote our technology. The details will be released next week.