Sorry but a simple screenshot or a even a video is not a proof of work.
In this case it is (or in the context that you're describing) Even if you used Photoshop to create a screenshot, it literally is proof of *some* work (proof of work in Photoshop that is). In my case: I registered to the wallet, logged in, set up a pin and took a screenshot from the main page/dashboard.
Any developer could also create a dummy good looking wallet in 1 or 2 days...
Disagreed. This has actual functionality, therefore it's not an empty GUI.
Delay is not justified. Ubuntu always meet their deadlines: they said 17.10 would be out on October 19 2017, and it was out this date.
Windows 7 as announced for October 22 2009, and it was out this date. Same for Windows 10.
That is no argument and is called the
cherry picking fallacy. Plenty of projects and big studios miss deadlines. Bitcoin Core often misses their initial estimates as well.
And these are OSes, things way more complex than a simple wallet (ok, with greater teams too, but don't forget that NVO team also had a few millions to spare even with just 30% of crowdsale).
NVO does not have access to the amount of money that you think they do. I'm not sure about the exact percentage now, but I believe it was under 20% out of which a big part may have been used up before the price spike.
NVO wallet was annouced for November 1, but still continuously delayed.
Estimated release.
But well, if you the escrow says that everything is ok I guess that we just have to wait and see...
"Everything is ok" is not what I had. Both the code and the software is there. I'm just dispelling the #FUD that there is no code/wallet and that the team is gone.