So, Original Poster, how are your friends connecting to each other? Are they running as a darknet not revealing their IP addresses on IRC so that Luke-Jr won't notice them having fun?
Are there any particular games / kinds of fun you are using them for that game-players might be interested in?
Would you please issue a version that includes a recent checkpoint so players having fun with it can feel more confident that the coins they are having fun with are protected by a checkpoint? I can do this myself if you prefer, it is pretty simple, but putting a new checkpoint into your distribution of it might be handy even if I do it too, because some people might grab new version(s) from your distreibution instead of mine.
Luke-Jr, your attack involved mining coins, right? How many do you have, and how much fun would you be willing to trade them for? Various kinds of fun including MUD gold, CrossCiv gold, and various other "dead" (read: darknet?) cryptocurrencies might be gatherable for such a trade.
Players are interested in how many coins are out there and what kinds of fun (especially games) people are having with them, and of course in actual prices as in what kinds of in-game items one gets in what kinds of games for how many BBQcoins...
I have not set up a contract for them yet in the
Digitalis Open Transactions server simply because for low-hashpower chains I prefer to ithat tokens in the server be backed by coins that are secured by at least one checkpoint in the blockchain... Hence the request that you put in a more up to date checkpoint (or, as I said, I will release my more recent checkpoint version).
EDIT: I have put my updated-checkpoint version of BBQcoin, bbqcoin-15-Sep-2012.tgz online for downloading in a new folder named BBQcoin in my Sourceforge files download page:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/galacticmilieu/files/-MarkM-
