Topic: [ANN] Merge of DGC and ARG Development Teams - page 2. (Read 1780 times)
There aren't plans to create a third. There are plans to create a new way of using crypto-currency which is only possible with two such currencies.
So does this mean you will eventually create another coin that is some sort of a byproduct of DGC and ARG?
u can start making a multi wallet having DGC and ARG together. My wallet folder starts being too big 
Anyway, DGC sounds better than ARG....
Anyway, DGC sounds better than ARG....
US dollars are useful.
Euro is useful.
They serve the same purpose pretty much, but being allies increases them both in the face of competition.
There are more than just DGC and ARG here. An alliance gives these two an advantage.
Euro is useful.
They serve the same purpose pretty much, but being allies increases them both in the face of competition.
There are more than just DGC and ARG here. An alliance gives these two an advantage.
Two coins.. Different characteristics, both useful in their own way.
We would rather work together than against each other. Do you not find allies a good move forward?
We would rather work together than against each other. Do you not find allies a good move forward?
I don't see any problem with allies I just don't see the purpose of further market dilution.
Why have two people work on similar things when you can one two people work on one thing and get twice as far.
Regardless best of luck on your journey!
A larger team supporting both coins can only strengthen both. This is a great decision.
Two coins.. Different characteristics, both useful in their own way.
We would rather work together than against each other. Do you not find allies a good move forward?
We would rather work together than against each other. Do you not find allies a good move forward?
Why compete when you can avoid it? 
If that's the case then why are there two coins...
I'd totally support this being done.
Interesting. Hopefully, DGC can use some of the funds from ARG. DGC funds are running dry.
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I don't think ARG is on an exchange yet, so no funds I think.
I meant ARG for bounties... AlphaC has plenty of it. Use it wisely.
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Is DGC going to be funding ARG in any way?
DGC has a future. I really don't see a future for ARG.
DGC has a future. I really don't see a future for ARG.
Interesting. Hopefully, DGC can use some of the funds from ARG. DGC funds are running dry.
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I don't think ARG is on an exchange yet, so no funds I think.
Interesting. Hopefully, DGC can use some of the funds from ARG. DGC funds are running dry.
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This seems weird. Aren't Argentum and DGC pretty similar? You would think they would be competing...
Edit: Not trying to cause trouble, and I have supported both coins.
Edit: Not trying to cause trouble, and I have supported both coins.
if the coins can capitalize on shared coding and support I'm all for it. As long as you are able to differentiate each one. I don't want to see the same features being implemented in both coins if they are meant to serve different purposes. I would like to see what your development paths are for each coin and what makes then distinct.
Why compete when you can avoid it?
exactly barticus.
Why compete when you can avoid it?
This seems weird. Aren't Argentum and DGC pretty similar? You would think they would be competing...
Edit: Not trying to cause trouble, and I have supported both coins.
Edit: Not trying to cause trouble, and I have supported both coins.
Hello,
The digitalcoin and Argentum development teams are merging into one unit. The two currencies will remain separate but the expertise of both teams will be shared.
There are many reasons for doing this:
1. Strengthen development
2. Quicken the pace of service introduction
3. Share knowledge and expertise
4. Save time by sharing services
5. Lastly, and most significantly, this enables both of our ongoing projects which require multiple instantaneous currencies to function optimally to move forward
Here is the new structure:
Lead Developer: baritus
Developers: AlphaC, Anon
Web developers: 2
Software developers: 2
digitalcoin will benefit from an enlarged team and integration into further services. Argentum will benefit from experience and a larger development support base.
The digitalcoin and Argentum development teams are merging into one unit. The two currencies will remain separate but the expertise of both teams will be shared.
There are many reasons for doing this:
1. Strengthen development
2. Quicken the pace of service introduction
3. Share knowledge and expertise
4. Save time by sharing services
5. Lastly, and most significantly, this enables both of our ongoing projects which require multiple instantaneous currencies to function optimally to move forward
Here is the new structure:
Lead Developer: baritus
Developers: AlphaC, Anon
Web developers: 2
Software developers: 2
digitalcoin will benefit from an enlarged team and integration into further services. Argentum will benefit from experience and a larger development support base.
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