Point 1.So if griffith does not know what anon is he obviously cannot develop the most sophisticated anon coin. Are we continuing to look for a new dev now!?
If a person misunderstands, it isn't to say that the person CAN'T understand. Griffith seems to understand HOW the code operates. He simply defined true anon above and beyond what we, the community, were expecting. Griffith is stating anon for wallets, when this is a user issue/non-issue. It is not detrimental for a balance of an address to be known, nor was it ever a clear aim of future to obscure balances. What we want is transactional anonymity via whatever means necessary. According to Mr. strasboug, supercoindev has accomplished exactly that via decentralized anonymously chosen mixers,
Clearly the supercoin code support the anonymous transaction. The send address and receive address are not connected so can not be linked by looking at the explorer. One could try to use the tx amount to figure out the paths, such as if you send 1.234567 SUPERs and look in the explorer, you may be able to match unrelated addresses together. But if there are another tx with same amount, then it is absolutely not possible to figure out.
No matter what, due to the nature of how computers work, some of the responsibility of truly anonymous untraceable transactions lands on the user. SUPER has seemingly accomplished what they set out to do. F'ing Kudos!
Further, Strasboug, thank you for your insight, I genuinely hope you stick around in the Super world, you appear to have a brain that could help craft a healthy developmental future.
Point 2.On another note....
the wallet has been running for many months without any problems
Although it appears to run fine once up and running, the below predicament should be one of the first things on the roadmap eliminated....
I am new to Supercoin community. I downloaded windows wallet v3.1.1.0 and cannot get it sync. Is it the current wallet?
Hi, yes it's the current wallet. Can you give me more information...what is your current block, how many connections do you have?
I have just compiled the v3.1.1.0 wallet for MAC users....I am also syncing
I will also buy some Supercoin when the wallet has synced.
Michael
Blockcount ZERO
On page 1 there is a SuperCoin.conf file. Copy that and put it in the SuperCoin Dir
(depending on OS):
Windows: %APPDATA%\SuperCoin\
Linux: ~/.SuperCoin/
Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/SuperCoin/
If you are on windows, be sure that the file is saved as .conf . Windows doesn't like to save .conf files
Why make it more difficult to initially compile a wallet than it needs to be? Automate this part of the install asap. This simple hurdle has caused multiple confusion posts over the past few months and in the coming, if we are to try to build our user base, will only result in more easily avoidable confusion/FUD.
Point 3.There have been multiple posts about fighting in the thread. People, its only fighting if we choose to escalate it to that level. This coin is in a pivotal point in its history, discussions with different viewpoints only strengthen the view of the community long term. Its healthy to voice ideas and have the worthwhile ones weeded out. Let's think in the view of DISCUSSION, not ARGUMENT.
Point 4.Previously, we had the attention of CryptoCobain & he was ready to review the code. Now that it has been open sourced, is it time to reach out to him again?