OK to clarify with the community and to stop people picking us up on the website having links that don't work and sections that seem incomplete.
We are in pre-launch. We are still working on the site and back-end systems prior to launch on the 20th of September.
You will see the website progress and services become active prior to the 20th.
The pre-launch was done to first secure the name as we have been working for months and are getting worried another group will release under this name.
Secondly, to listen to the community and any suggestions for the site, don't hold back, we are here to listen to you.
In terms of services, website and any other aspect to Sterlingcoin, nothing is set in stone until the 20th.
Topic: [ANN][SLG] Sterlingcoin v1.6.1.1 | United Kindom | Cryptopia - page 261. (Read 464431 times)
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That's exactly as I expected but it needs to be clearly communicated on the web site.
Apart from the missing contact info and privacy statements expected of UK web sites, more attention to the wording is required. A moment's reflection will inform you that “UK” is inadequate unless you do actually intend to exclude residents of Northern Ireland.
Statements that are usefully accurate must somewhere use the mouthful: "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Elsewhere, the statement “UK citizens receive fifty Sterlingcoin” is incorrect, the checks are for residence not citizenship.
There’s two of us here, we can manage a phone number each but only one postcode - do we get 50 each or will one application be rejected? This information should be readily available and easy to comprehend.
Minors are also citizens of the UK, if there's a lower age limit for this offer, that should be clearly communicated.
“Sterlingcoin is a completely fair, transparent and a highly secure form of currency for all needs.” Provide some support for your claim of fairness. Use a spelling checker.
The OP advertises “575,000 Sterlingcoin (90% of Instamine) for the Spacedrop”. At 50 per application that's a grand total of 11500 applications. This limit should be very clearly advertised.
Will applications from UK residents receive priority over applications from people outside the UK?
Cheers
Graham
Apart from the missing contact info and privacy statements expected of UK web sites, more attention to the wording is required. A moment's reflection will inform you that “UK” is inadequate unless you do actually intend to exclude residents of Northern Ireland.
Statements that are usefully accurate must somewhere use the mouthful: "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Elsewhere, the statement “UK citizens receive fifty Sterlingcoin” is incorrect, the checks are for residence not citizenship.
There’s two of us here, we can manage a phone number each but only one postcode - do we get 50 each or will one application be rejected? This information should be readily available and easy to comprehend.
Minors are also citizens of the UK, if there's a lower age limit for this offer, that should be clearly communicated.
“Sterlingcoin is a completely fair, transparent and a highly secure form of currency for all needs.” Provide some support for your claim of fairness. Use a spelling checker.
The OP advertises “575,000 Sterlingcoin (90% of Instamine) for the Spacedrop”. At 50 per application that's a grand total of 11500 applications. This limit should be very clearly advertised.
Will applications from UK residents receive priority over applications from people outside the UK?
Cheers
Graham
Thank you for your input, all has been noted and we can make amendments prior to the Spacedrop going live on the 20th of September.
We are adding statistics to the Spacedrop and Faucet for all to see and can display more in depth info on how the coins are distributed.
There also is no priority on entries, they get paid instantly.
In response to your comment about me checking my spelling I believe that is actually a typo and I have amended my spelling, without a spell checker
Also the Spacedrop could actually supply coins to more than 11500 people as it randomly distributes between 1 and 50 Sterlingcoin to Non-UK residents.
Nice coin
Watching this with interest, great to see some altcoin activity in Brighton - will get something up on http://bitcoinbrighton.com/ . Flawless are doing great things with Bitcoin here, good to see them getting involved.
For some reason I get a message "Proxy access not allowed" when going to http://spacedrop.sterlingcoin.org.uk/ - any ideas? Running laetst Firefox.
Also is there any reward for a kid born on the launch day? ;-)
For some reason I get a message "Proxy access not allowed" when going to http://spacedrop.sterlingcoin.org.uk/ - any ideas? Running laetst Firefox.
Also is there any reward for a kid born on the launch day? ;-)
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The airdrop website laconically advises that “Emails submitted will not be sold/shared for promotion/marketing purposes.” Can I recommend that you make it clear that also holds true for telephone numbers?
Also, I couldn't seem to find the clear statements about terms & conditions, rights and privacy that I'd expect to see, given the claims made.
Cheers
Graham
Also, I couldn't seem to find the clear statements about terms & conditions, rights and privacy that I'd expect to see, given the claims made.
Cheers
Graham
The telephone numbers are not in fact stored. These are simply verified to be UK numbers and nothing else, all done via an API.
Apart from the missing contact info and privacy statements expected of UK web sites, more attention to the wording is required. A moment's reflection will inform you that “UK” is inadequate unless you do actually intend to exclude residents of Northern Ireland.
Statements that are usefully accurate must somewhere use the mouthful: "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Elsewhere, the statement “UK citizens receive fifty Sterlingcoin” is incorrect, the checks are for residence not citizenship.
There’s two of us here, we can manage a phone number each but only one postcode - do we get 50 each or will one application be rejected? This information should be readily available and easy to comprehend.
Minors are also citizens of the UK, if there's a lower age limit for this offer, that should be clearly communicated.
“Sterlingcoin is a completely fair, transaparant and a highly secure form of currency for all needs.” Provide some support for your claim of fairness. Use a spelling checker.
The OP advertises “575,000 Sterlingcoin (90% of Instamine) for the Spacedrop”. At 50 per application that's a grand total of 11500 applications. This limit should be very clearly advertised.
Will applications from UK residents receive priority over applications from people outside the UK?
Cheers
Graham
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Don't feed the troll.
Noted.
Don't feed the troll.
So far, this looks interesting and is going on my watch list.
So far, this looks interesting and is going on my watch list.
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Lemme get a shirt
Contact Flawless direct. They accept Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Sterlingcoin once we've launched. They also have a Bitcoin ATM in-store.
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we need translation bounties 
We have SLG for bounties and giveaways. All translations of this thread will receive 20 Sterlingcoin upon our launch.
All rewards can be found here - http://sterlingcoin.org.uk/rewards/
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Quote from: jeffersonairplane on August 02, 2014, 08:13:08 PM
Not a fan of X13 Sad
Yup X11 is far better then X13.
Not a fan of X13 Sad
Yup X11 is far better then X13.
X13 is superior to SHA-256, Scrypt and Scrpyt-N in terms of power and heat and that's what truly matters.
All of the X11, X12, X13, X14, X15, X17 coins are good in that respect.
If you are referring to driver issues etc. with AMD cards inparticular then that is sad and unfortunate and our team will do its best to assist.
we need translation bounties
The official subreddit for Sterlingcoin is styled and has all links in the sidebar for ease of use.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Sterlingcoin/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Sterlingcoin/
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The airdrop website laconically advises that “Emails submitted will not be sold/shared for promotion/marketing purposes.” Can I recommend that you make it clear that also holds true for telephone numbers?
Also, I couldn't seem to find the clear statements about terms & conditions, rights and privacy that I'd expect to see, given the claims made.
Cheers
Graham
Also, I couldn't seem to find the clear statements about terms & conditions, rights and privacy that I'd expect to see, given the claims made.
Cheers
Graham
The telephone numbers are not in fact stored. These are simply verified to be UK numbers and nothing else, all done via an API.
The airdrop website laconically advises that “Emails submitted will not be sold/shared for promotion/marketing purposes.” Can I recommend that you make it clear that also holds true for telephone numbers?
Also, I couldn't seem to find the clear statements about terms & conditions, rights and privacy that I'd expect to see, given the claims made.
Cheers
Graham
Also, I couldn't seem to find the clear statements about terms & conditions, rights and privacy that I'd expect to see, given the claims made.
Cheers
Graham
Very Nice I'm in 
You have not upset us or endangered anything as these are not our intentions. Also these kind of posts are nothing new and we look past them as I am sure other users also do.
I wish I could punch a hole through the internet and wring your throats.
Do something useful with your lives.
Your post has been reported, you need to reconsider how you're speaking to people. This sort of behavior isn't acceptable.
I wish I could punch a hole through the internet and wring your throats.
Do something useful with your lives.
Your post has been reported, you need to reconsider how you're speaking to people. This sort of behavior isn't acceptable.
I wish I could punch a hole through the internet and wring your throats.
Do something useful with your lives.
Your post has been reported, you need to reconsider how you're speaking to people. This sort of behavior isn't acceptable.
I wish I could punch a hole through the internet and wring your throats.
Do something useful with your lives.
Your post has been reported, you need to reconsider how you're speaking to people. This sort of behavior isn't acceptable.
I'm sorry if I've upset you, but I have little patience for people who add nothing to the cryptosphere.
Their barefaced greed genuinely enrages me and I'm sorry if I've endangered your investment.
I wish I could punch a hole through the internet and wring your throats.
Do something useful with your lives.
Your post has been reported, you need to reconsider how you're speaking to people. This sort of behavior isn't acceptable.
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I mean this in the kindest possible way. Fuck off. Even parodys of shitcoins put in more effort nowadays.
Could you elaborate on how we have not made any effort?
I'd be polite if I thought you were trying to do anything other than cash in like 99% of shitcoin devs.
There is already a Britcoin and a Scotcoin, so you're already too late to milk that dried up teet.
And I have a simmering hatred towards any half-assed developer who promotes nationalism in order to get more people to invest in their pump-and-dump non-coin.
Don't feel special, I'm going to start making similar posts whenever I see a similarly cynical and worthless coin announced.
Excuse me while I go vomit into the toilet the torrent of expletives I managed to keep in while reading your joke of an announcement.
You add nothing.
Go away.
Your post doesn't make sense. Why target this coin specifically and not the other 100s of shitcoins you claim to be. To a neutral person it seems like you are invested in another coin that this one might conflict with.
There aren't enough hours in the day for me to target specifically every one of these coins that are nothing but shameless attempts by the "developers" to cash in.
And I am invested in another coin. It's called Bitcoin and it rains hell-fire upon these cynical and pathetic coins that clog up this forum on daily basis.
I wish I could punch a hole through the internet and wring your throats.
Do something useful with your lives.
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