Just wanted to say how much I appreciate the efforts to keep XCN alive.
I've always admired the elegant, innovative tech in this project.
Don't forget the key role near death experiences play in developing a coin's antifragility.
If XCN can survive its time in the wilderness, it has a correspondingly better chance to survive success.
Wow something positive from you, it's a honor ;-)
I've always been positive about XCN.
Except for the name. That was a huge, correctable mistake.
And (along with aminorex) I said so, while providing an alternative. I registered domains (including an expensive .io) and offered them to the project; I even offered to bribe BF with dev funds if he would change it!
Alas, BF made it clear he was happy for the project to languish in obscurity with its confusing, un-trademarkable name.
So I moved on. And then, so did he.
I'm not saying the shitty name alone caused the project to fail, I'm just saying it certainly didn't help.