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Topic: [ANN] H2O Coin |Yahoo!Finance & more| DGW + Scrypt-N - *DONATED 17.5BTC* - page 83. (Read 247139 times)

member
Activity: 68
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Dear Trollers,

1) its not your money/bitcoin why waste time here?
2) if your not interested F OFF
3) if your breeding is that bad, once again F OFF
4) I bet you dont have the guts to say that if were all in the same room why? cuz I will be the first ONE to make your face bleed!!!
5) just F OFF !!!!!!

all I see is rubbish post!!!!!..........

so what if it failed to launch again?...TWC never gave up? us IPO'ers if you want out go!...
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.




If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.

 ( That's the deal. Don't ask more. Contact me if you're interested and you know what/how to do it. You'll have a deadline of 6 hours. )
- Disclaimer. You will be paid directly by escrow.ms before he sends any funds to me.



One more time, sorry for everything. This shouldn't happen in the first place.




Yours,



@ThisWeeksCoin
This is totally stupid, you know that a new dev will mostly start from scratch... (and if I was the dev being on the verge of being fired, I would delete everything...).
Instead of changing team everyday. Let them finish their job.
I'm a business person. A business man.

I respect people's time and I expect they respect my time as well. ( And other people's in this case. )
When you make deals in business, you expect you'll have what you asked for on time.

Is that wrong?
You should have the coin up and going on testnet and fully run through your launch ahead of time, before committing to dates and times, especially if you have a dependency on other people hitting their deliverables.  You don't want to be throwing it together at the last minute.  And you want to catch any oversights before you are live - e.g., did the dev remember to update the alert key?  Hex addresses for dns seeds?  etc.  The actual launch/go-live should be relatively anti-climactic if you have done it right, because you've already shaken it out and you are simply publishing links and source.

I agree with a previous poster - you should've started with a soft launch of a fun coin to learn first and pick up some experience.

Now you're in the unenviable position where you are not only dealing with launch issues, but damage to your brand that you have been working at building up for awhile now on Twitter etc.

Here's my unsolicited launch and business advice:

  • Give yourself plenty of time
  • Get everything running on testnet and run through a rehearsal of your launch procedure
  • Get another dev to put a second set of eyes on the code and just do a quick check for the common issues - there are a number of things that are not widely publicized in "make your own coin" guides but that experienced devs will immediately know to look for.
  • Keep your back-of-the-house issues back-of-the-house.  Protect your brand.  Put your game face on for front-of-the-house presentation and be clear and confident.

I now fully understand the reaction I got after posting my own IPO, I was a little puzzled at first, but if this is how its been going lately then it is no wonder.  I mean holy shit dude, how do you manage this after all the build up with your brand and pulling a nice chunk of IPO funds, it is astonishing for someone claiming to be a business man.  Well, I suppose on the bright side you'll come out of this with some experience from the school of hard knocks and be better prepared for your next launch.

You need to regroup and push your launch out another week or two.  For an experienced team I would say you need a couple of hours to fix your coin, some time to do your builds, and a day to run it through tests and doublecheck your infrastructure.  Multiply by, well, a lot since you are not yet clueful.
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It's "O" like Oxygen.
Not 0 "zero".

It's a chemical type.
full member
Activity: 151
Merit: 100


I now fully understand the reaction I got after posting my own IPO, I was a little puzzled at first, but if this is how its been going lately then it is no wonder.  I mean holy shit dude, how do you manage this after all the build up with your brand and pulling a nice chunk of IPO funds, it is astonishing for someone claiming to be a business man.  Well, I suppose on the bright side you'll come out of this with some experience from the school of hard knocks and be better prepared for your next launch.

You need to regroup and push your launch out another week or two.  For an experienced team I would say you need a couple of hours to fix your coin, some time to do your builds, and a day to run it through tests and doublecheck your infrastructure.  Multiply by, well, a lot since you are not yet clueful.

So let me fully understand this...  yet another new coin offered an IPO.  And people bought into it.

Then said new coin failed to launch on time and kept extending its time hour by hour.

Said coin says they decided at the last minute that they would re-do their entire layout of how the coin works.

But said coin is run by a businessman whose time is money.

I need to run to the store and buy some more popcorn... I'm running low after watching this.  Speaking of... I'm thinking of having an IPO for popcorn coin - anyone here who wants to buy in?  You see... its a coin that celebrates never launching on time and having rip off IPO's.  Right up front I tell everyone that the IPO proceeds will be used to buy me more popcorn to eat while I watch other coins fail.

newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.




If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.

 ( That's the deal. Don't ask more. Contact me if you're interested and you know what/how to do it. You'll have a deadline of 6 hours. )
- Disclaimer. You will be paid directly by escrow.ms before he sends any funds to me.



One more time, sorry for everything. This shouldn't happen in the first place.




Yours,



@ThisWeeksCoin
This is totally stupid, you know that a new dev will mostly start from scratch... (and if I was the dev being on the verge of being fired, I would delete everything...).
Instead of changing team everyday. Let them finish their job.
I'm a business person. A business man.

I respect people's time and I expect they respect my time as well. ( And other people's in this case. )
When you make deals in business, you expect you'll have what you asked for on time.

Is that wrong?
You should have the coin up and going on testnet and fully run through your launch ahead of time, before committing to dates and times, especially if you have a dependency on other people hitting their deliverables.  You don't want to be throwing it together at the last minute.  And you want to catch any oversights before you are live - e.g., did the dev remember to update the alert key?  Hex addresses for dns seeds?  etc.  The actual launch/go-live should be relatively anti-climactic if you have done it right, because you've already shaken it out and you are simply publishing links and source.

I agree with a previous poster - you should've started with a soft launch of a fun coin to learn first and pick up some experience.

Now you're in the unenviable position where you are not only dealing with launch issues, but damage to your brand that you have been working at building up for awhile now on Twitter etc.

Here's my unsolicited launch and business advice:

  • Give yourself plenty of time
  • Get everything running on testnet and run through a rehearsal of your launch procedure
  • Get another dev to put a second set of eyes on the code and just do a quick check for the common issues - there are a number of things that are not widely publicized in "make your own coin" guides but that experienced devs will immediately know to look for.
  • Keep your back-of-the-house issues back-of-the-house.  Protect your brand.  Put your game face on for front-of-the-house presentation and be clear and confident.

I now fully understand the reaction I got after posting my own IPO, I was a little puzzled at first, but if this is how its been going lately then it is no wonder.  I mean holy shit dude, how do you manage this after all the build up with your brand and pulling a nice chunk of IPO funds, it is astonishing for someone claiming to be a business man.  Well, I suppose on the bright side you'll come out of this with some experience from the school of hard knocks and be better prepared for your next launch.

You need to regroup and push your launch out another week or two.  For an experienced team I would say you need a couple of hours to fix your coin, some time to do your builds, and a day to run it through tests and doublecheck your infrastructure.  Multiply by, well, a lot since you are not yet clueful.
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 500
@TWC you should probably type emails into the BCC field when you send a blast, that will keep the emails of investors hidden. Like now I, and others who tried IPO, have a comprehensive list of emails which can be easily linked to a BTC address and from there world is your oyster  Wink

WHAT!? Didn't put the emails in the BCC field? God......
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
full member
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Merit: 100
so youre telling me it didnt launch again?
sr. member
Activity: 249
Merit: 250
@TWC you should probably type emails into the BCC field when you send a blast, that will keep the emails of investors hidden. Like now I, and others who tried IPO, have a comprehensive list of emails which can be easily linked to a BTC address and from there world is your oyster  Wink
sr. member
Activity: 547
Merit: 250
What kind of implosion am I watching here?

Dude strung us along all day hour by hour over some bullshit and then claims well he's a business man, he values his time and the time of others hahaha.

At this point it seems smarter to buy a coingen at 0.5 and re-brand it submit it to you and get paid 3 BTC because obviously you don't know what the fuck you're doing dude.

I do appreciate that you have some BTC and you feel this validates your position.  Eventually most of us miners in here will have some BTC to, and will squeeze on the next generation down the line as you have.

Fire yourself bro.
legendary
Activity: 1400
Merit: 1050
Asking for unrealistic deadline is not the best way to do business in my opinion (but I am not a business man).
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.

If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.


You know what's your problem from the start? You are always speaking of ONE dev. You have only one developer working on a software project? Ever heard about code review? The fact that if someone else is looking over the code of one programmer, he will find bugs that the first one didn't find? Always!

Professional software development realized that it is absolutely necessary to do a code review on any code written by a developer - meaning that you need to have at least TWO devs to make a successful software project.

Please think about that...


Hi there.

The developer has a helper, who's assisting him with whatever he needs. ( 3 people in total are/were working on the coin today)


Also, I agree with everything you said in your post.




Yours,


@ThisWeeksCoin
newbie
Activity: 19
Merit: 0
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.

If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.


You know what's your problem from the start? You are always speaking of ONE dev. You have only one developer working on a software project? Ever heard about code review? The fact that if someone else is looking over the code of one programmer, he will find bugs that the first one didn't find? Always!

Professional software development realized that it is absolutely necessary to do a code review on any code written by a developer - meaning that you need to have at least TWO devs to make a successful software project.

Please think about that...

full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.




If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.

 ( That's the deal. Don't ask more. Contact me if you're interested and you know what/how to do it. You'll have a deadline of 6 hours. )
- Disclaimer. You will be paid directly by escrow.ms before he sends any funds to me.



One more time, sorry for everything. This shouldn't happen in the first place.




Yours,



@ThisWeeksCoin
This is totally stupid, you know that a new dev will mostly start from scratch... (and if I was the dev being on the verge of being fired, I would delete everything...).
Instead of changing team everyday. Let them finish their job.
I'm a business person. A business man.

I respect people's time and I expect they respect my time as well. ( And other people's in this case. )
When you make deals in business, you expect you'll have what you asked for on time.

Is that wrong?
legendary
Activity: 1400
Merit: 1050
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.




If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.

 ( That's the deal. Don't ask more. Contact me if you're interested and you know what/how to do it. You'll have a deadline of 6 hours. )
- Disclaimer. You will be paid directly by escrow.ms before he sends any funds to me.



One more time, sorry for everything. This shouldn't happen in the first place.




Yours,



@ThisWeeksCoin
This is totally stupid, you know that a new dev will mostly start from scratch... (and if I was the dev being on the verge of being fired, I would delete everything...).
Instead of changing team everyday. Let them finish their job.
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
I just don't see the point of the rope a dope. Why string people on 15/30/60 mins a go when you have no idea when the coin will be ready. Take 2 days if you need one, test, retest, test one more time then get everything else prepared with the rest of the second day.


The very fact that they're rushing right now does not bode well. The more you rush the more likely you are to make mistakes.


If they postpone again I hope they do it until tomorrow.

I was told 2 hours before the official launch, that we will have the coin ready in 1 hour ( before we launch )
I was told that we'll be mining the premine 1 hour before we launch.


Hope that's enough my friend.
sr. member
Activity: 278
Merit: 250
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.




If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.

 ( That's the deal. Don't ask more. Contact me if you're interested and you know what/how to do it. You'll have a deadline of 6 hours. )
- Disclaimer. You will be paid directly by escrow.ms before he sends any funds to me.



One more time, sorry for everything. This shouldn't happen in the first place.




Yours,



@ThisWeeksCoin

Please finish the job first. Then announce the launch!
legendary
Activity: 1400
Merit: 1050
Please don't relaunch tomorrow, there are way better coin than H2O launching tomorrow...
I think they are organizing their launch failure to get all the attention and screw other coin launch.
Take a week before relaunching.
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
moOo
see this is why you should have just reschedualed a the start for another day.

I know you didnt want to do that.. as you thought "sometime within 2 hours" might happen.


I'm happier with a day than some random launch time.

and a rule of thumb that helps people in the business word.

when taking bids or advice on technology.. go with the guy who says it will cost the most and take the longest, because that dude knows his shit.
sr. member
Activity: 278
Merit: 250
I just don't see the point of the rope a dope. Why string people on 15/30/60 mins a go when you have no idea when the coin will be ready. Take 2 days if you need one, test, retest, test one more time then get everything else prepared with the rest of the second day.

+ 1000000 !
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
After developer gets in contact with me, tomorrow, when he wakes up..

I'm giving him 4 hours, to finish what he started.
I asked him if he'd be able to deliver H2O on time, before countdown hits 0, he confirmed.
This deal is breaking ( if he doesn't deliver in those 4 hours ), since he failed to deliver on time.




If he fails on that,

I'm offering 3BTCfrom the IPO to a reputable developer of BCT, to make H2O.

 ( That's the deal. Don't ask more. Contact me if you're interested and you know what/how to do it. You'll have a deadline of 6 hours. )
- Disclaimer. You will be paid directly by escrow.ms before he sends any funds to me.



One more time, sorry for everything. This shouldn't happen in the first place.



PLEASE, TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY. I WONT ALLOW ANY OTHER FAILURE.




Yours,



@ThisWeeksCoin
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