Its not poswallet anymore, it is a shitwallet new,
They think they can be strong exchange, then sending Pos pool users to fuck,
It is a shitchange.com game for them over.
Deal with it.
To make Honey good, we need to get it on Cryptopia at least...
Topic: [ANN] [HONEY] Honey 2.0 - Featuring PoS 3.0 - Sweet! - page 40. (Read 98328 times)
posw just make honey price down... and all holding honey on poswallet instant sell honey
need new exchange and make have more supply on that exchange
need new exchange and make have more supply on that exchange
whut Posw cloud scam and people find time to repost images from slack where an absurd conversation between deranged kids keeps going on, whats next, and what follow post should we expect to appear on slack. Nevermind, it will be reposted to this forum . As if someone does give a crap about honey and poswallet, period.
you clearly give a crap since you bother writing a post here lmao, stop acting like you dont care. If you dont care then move on. 
whut Posw cloud scam and people find time to repost images from slack where an absurd conversation between deranged kids keeps going on, whats next, and what follow post should we expect to appear on slack. Nevermind, it will be reposted to this forum . As if someone does give a crap about honey and poswallet, period.
Maybe the 5000+ people who hold HONEY on poswallet gives a crap? Thanks for your opinion.
I like honey, and I don't have allergies to it.
I'm having some honey for my tea.
I'm having some honey for my tea.
I do not like honey. Allergies to it.
whut Posw cloud scam and people find time to repost images from slack where an absurd conversation between deranged kids keeps going on, whats next, and what follow post should we expect to appear on slack. Nevermind, it will be reposted to this forum . As if someone does give a crap about honey and poswallet, period.
poswallet just want coin with more supply that why honey delisted.
but the fact they just need make they coin grow and delete coin pos no have benefit for posw
but the fact they just need make they coin grow and delete coin pos no have benefit for posw
Bad for poswallet to delist honey.
Their last comment right there just ended my use of their exchange.
You really don't want poswallet honestly.
That exchange is going down the drain according to the thousands of people on my socials
That exchange is going down the drain according to the thousands of people on my socials
IT'S OFFICIAL
HONEY WILL BE DELISTED FROM POSWALLET
EVERYONE REMOVE YOUR COINS ASAP
IT'S OFFICIAL
HONEY WILL BE DELISTED FROM POSWALLET
EVERYONE REMOVE YOUR COINS ASAP
IT'S OFFICIAL
HONEY WILL BE DELISTED FROM POSWALLET
EVERYONE REMOVE YOUR COINS ASAP
UPDATE
IT SEEMS THAT POSWALLET IS DELISTING HONEY. IF THIS IS ACCEPTABLE TO YOU, LET IT HAPPEN. IF IT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO YOU, LET POSWALLET KNOW ABOUT IT IN THEIR SLACK, IN THEIR EMAIL, IN THEIR TROLL BOX, AND ANY OTHER WAY YOU CAN.
good day
Will do! I dunno whats going on over there, but it may be time to move some crypto.
UPDATE
IT SEEMS THAT POSWALLET IS DELISTING HONEY. IF THIS IS ACCEPTABLE TO YOU, LET IT HAPPEN. IF IT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO YOU, LET POSWALLET KNOW ABOUT IT IN THEIR SLACK, IN THEIR EMAIL, IN THEIR TROLL BOX, AND ANY OTHER WAY YOU CAN.
"I raised bees as a child. Our best year we harvested 1,980 pounds from 30 hives. That includes a spring and fall harvest (very different flowers and very different taste).
Harvesting honey doesn't hurt the bees at all. The only harm comes from bees which sting you, which is rare. This kills honeybees. In a year I got stung maybe four or five times, working with them for many hours a week.
With the money we made from honey we were able to capture wild honey bee swarms in Spring and domesticate them, and divide hives with new queens, increasing the population. This was in the seventies before Africanized bees were in the wild - I probably wouldn't do this today.
So, I'd say buying honey strongly increases the population. Buy from a local apiary if you have one - or mail order it. Lots of small hobbyists out there with the much healthier and delicious non-pasteurized honey.
Honey is stable and antibacterial, so pasteurization is silly. Some very young (less than a year old) children have died of botulism from raw honey, but it's very, very rare - botulism can't reproduce in honey but it can be included in very small amounts and lie dormant. Adults are immune to it in small amounts, just don't feed it to infants." - Bennett McEwan
Source: https://www.quora.com/Does-purchasing-honey-help-or-harm-the-bee-population
Harvesting honey doesn't hurt the bees at all. The only harm comes from bees which sting you, which is rare. This kills honeybees. In a year I got stung maybe four or five times, working with them for many hours a week.
With the money we made from honey we were able to capture wild honey bee swarms in Spring and domesticate them, and divide hives with new queens, increasing the population. This was in the seventies before Africanized bees were in the wild - I probably wouldn't do this today.
So, I'd say buying honey strongly increases the population. Buy from a local apiary if you have one - or mail order it. Lots of small hobbyists out there with the much healthier and delicious non-pasteurized honey.
Honey is stable and antibacterial, so pasteurization is silly. Some very young (less than a year old) children have died of botulism from raw honey, but it's very, very rare - botulism can't reproduce in honey but it can be included in very small amounts and lie dormant. Adults are immune to it in small amounts, just don't feed it to infants." - Bennett McEwan
Source: https://www.quora.com/Does-purchasing-honey-help-or-harm-the-bee-population
If I may intervene.... on your website, write that you are supporting the honey bees from going extinct.
"If the bee disappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have four years left to live." - Albert Einstein.
Saving the world from extinction of honey bees by supporting the honey industry on a worldwide scale, that is our goal and mission. As Einstein said, if the bees go extinct, so will we. Let's save the bees and save the world together by providing an efficient, secure, and a reliability form of payment to our beloved beekeepers. (Proposition or Pitch)
The Power of Honey. (Slogan)
Boom, this will make the coin skyrocket and give it the impact and drive that investors want to invest into.
"If the bee disappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have four years left to live." - Albert Einstein.
Saving the world from extinction of honey bees by supporting the honey industry on a worldwide scale, that is our goal and mission. As Einstein said, if the bees go extinct, so will we. Let's save the bees and save the world together by providing an efficient, secure, and a reliability form of payment to our beloved beekeepers. (Proposition or Pitch)
The Power of Honey. (Slogan)
Boom, this will make the coin skyrocket and give it the impact and drive that investors want to invest into.
To add on to your suggestion, I wouldn't necessarily put for the Honey Industry itself as the industrial aspect of honey bees is beastly and horrible for bees overall.
Bees on the industrial scale are simply killed off once their honey is collected as it is cheaper to just buy a new hive than to take care of them. This is very controversial and does nothing to help honey bees survive, quite the opposite rather.
Amateur and private bee keepers who produce and sell honey would be the ultimate way to promote life on earth as their hives are usually outside and live for years without being culled off because of cheaper ways to do it.
Interesting suggestions. Thanks.
I would much rather support urban and amateur beekeepers and apiaries. I really support small businesses and the family ran businesses. I've taken on a number of roles as well as my day job when it calls, but I'll try to make contact with some local beekeepers again asap.
Thanks everyone for your continued support and all the honey love
At the time of this writing we have 31 nodes connected to Nova, 107 connected to PoSWallet, 82 connected to CoinExchange, and 63 connected to The Crypto Chat. Nice to see the network is pretty strong. Mining is going good with no complaints.... I'm glad everything is going so well after the few hiccups we had..
Anyway... here's to you honey bees
Interesting ideas indeed. I expect established beekeepers might not be interested in changing their ways. but maybe for new people looking to get into beekeeping
These are good suggestions. Then we must find a good way to support the local bee farms which are supporting the life of honey bees. I feel, perhaps instead of killing off the bees, the beekeepers would find a way to release them into the wild? It would just take a trip to put them out into the plains with flowers and nectar. Is this for a fact what the honey industry does or is this a presumption? Will have to do some research regarding that. This coin has a great idea and a good foundation. We just need to gear this toward something bigger, like saving the honey bees, as they are actually beginning to die off and disappearing in some areas.
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