Topic: CannabisCoin [CANN][X11][Official] Developments & Discussions - page 297. (Read 706521 times)
October 21, 2014, 03:37:12 AM
I thought this was moderated thread
October 21, 2014, 03:33:08 AM
CCN IS CANNAPAY. dont be mad because your dreams got shattered expecting 60k LMFAO. one pussyrag said see you at 100k LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOO. i dont even need a tv or xbox or anything anymore...crypto forums is the true buzz atm
CND is CANN???
CND = CannabisDark Coin
I'm not sure if it going anywhere but I have to get into every marijuana coin early.
October 21, 2014, 03:32:15 AM
Dig through my posts, I've made every honest attempt to help organize initiatives as well as put together marketing approach guides and optimize optimize handling fud. With that being said, I have some concerns:
- I'm surprised a pr release wasn't created a week before hand. There were some great pictures/posts leading up the event, however, it would have made it easier to put on different business wires.
- I understand the privacy of the patient when it comes to video. I read that the first person didn't want to be recorded, did we have anyone that chose to show some transactions?
- What is the marketing plan now that the event ended? There is still plenty of positive PR we could utilize.
- Did we get any good video of the reactions of your employees from the event? Showing their excitement would be something that could build a story around.
- I can't even imagine how busy you must have been, but the problem is, neither could investors. We needed someone down there to live tweet and send something back to the crypto community. There was a lot of build up for the event, the missing reporting left investors concerned.
- Was any media present? If so, do we expect to see a news story? If no media, did your team need help from the grassroots? Do we have a media kit?
- You mentioned it's not surprising that the crypto community at large wouldn't care about marijuana patients. I do. Did we give them a reason to get excited during the event? How about our follow-up over the next 48 hours?
- I think all the coin fighting hurts investors. Do you see a way all the devs from the major marijuana communities could come to some type of consensus on what is acceptable behavior between communities. While you can't prevent community members to act independently, you could have each community put some pressure.
I was never the $5 a coin cheerleader, nor was I the doom and gloom guy expecting it to crash. I'm an investor, I like the cause and hoping to have some of those questions addressed. I don't care about 'feeding the whales' and 'dump incoming' and 'suckers I made x amount of money'. I know those type of comments are fun for some people, simply looking to see how I can best help and protect my long term investment.
- I'm surprised a pr release wasn't created a week before hand. There were some great pictures/posts leading up the event, however, it would have made it easier to put on different business wires.
- I understand the privacy of the patient when it comes to video. I read that the first person didn't want to be recorded, did we have anyone that chose to show some transactions?
- What is the marketing plan now that the event ended? There is still plenty of positive PR we could utilize.
- Did we get any good video of the reactions of your employees from the event? Showing their excitement would be something that could build a story around.
- I can't even imagine how busy you must have been, but the problem is, neither could investors. We needed someone down there to live tweet and send something back to the crypto community. There was a lot of build up for the event, the missing reporting left investors concerned.
- Was any media present? If so, do we expect to see a news story? If no media, did your team need help from the grassroots? Do we have a media kit?
- You mentioned it's not surprising that the crypto community at large wouldn't care about marijuana patients. I do. Did we give them a reason to get excited during the event? How about our follow-up over the next 48 hours?
- I think all the coin fighting hurts investors. Do you see a way all the devs from the major marijuana communities could come to some type of consensus on what is acceptable behavior between communities. While you can't prevent community members to act independently, you could have each community put some pressure.
I was never the $5 a coin cheerleader, nor was I the doom and gloom guy expecting it to crash. I'm an investor, I like the cause and hoping to have some of those questions addressed. I don't care about 'feeding the whales' and 'dump incoming' and 'suckers I made x amount of money'. I know those type of comments are fun for some people, simply looking to see how I can best help and protect my long term investment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFJBmRdJr_g
they were updating twitter. Did you read anything in this thread?
Max Keiser, Cheryl, Joe Rogan, Seth Rogen etc are following CANN.
Wow, that's what you got from the questions I posed? While you are at, recap the people in this thread that have been busting ass trying to help organize the social media pushes. I wouldn't count those updates as a twitter stream as my original question posed.
Ok, have at it. Best of luck.
October 21, 2014, 03:31:03 AM
CCN IS CANNAPAY. dont be mad because your dreams got shattered expecting 60k LMFAO. one pussyrag said see you at 100k LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOO. i dont even need a tv or xbox or anything anymore...crypto forums is the true buzz atm
CND is CANN???
October 21, 2014, 03:28:42 AM
CCN IS CANNAPAY. dont be mad because your dreams got shattered expecting 60k LMFAO. one pussyrag said see you at 100k LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOO. i dont even need a tv or xbox or anything anymore...crypto forums is the true buzz atm
October 21, 2014, 03:27:55 AM
Great guys, keep wasting our energy talking about the 'real' coin, that will certainly attract investors. Unreal how much people seem to hate money. Imagine what the forums would be like if they didn't resemble a bad 80s movie bad guy.
October 21, 2014, 03:27:51 AM
Dig through my posts, I've made every honest attempt to help organize initiatives as well as put together marketing approach guides and optimize optimize handling fud. With that being said, I have some concerns:
- I'm surprised a pr release wasn't created a week before hand. There were some great pictures/posts leading up the event, however, it would have made it easier to put on different business wires.
- I understand the privacy of the patient when it comes to video. I read that the first person didn't want to be recorded, did we have anyone that chose to show some transactions?
- What is the marketing plan now that the event ended? There is still plenty of positive PR we could utilize.
- Did we get any good video of the reactions of your employees from the event? Showing their excitement would be something that could build a story around.
- I can't even imagine how busy you must have been, but the problem is, neither could investors. We needed someone down there to live tweet and send something back to the crypto community. There was a lot of build up for the event, the missing reporting left investors concerned.
- Was any media present? If so, do we expect to see a news story? If no media, did your team need help from the grassroots? Do we have a media kit?
- You mentioned it's not surprising that the crypto community at large wouldn't care about marijuana patients. I do. Did we give them a reason to get excited during the event? How about our follow-up over the next 48 hours?
- I think all the coin fighting hurts investors. Do you see a way all the devs from the major marijuana communities could come to some type of consensus on what is acceptable behavior between communities. While you can't prevent community members to act independently, you could have each community put some pressure.
I was never the $5 a coin cheerleader, nor was I the doom and gloom guy expecting it to crash. I'm an investor, I like the cause and hoping to have some of those questions addressed. I don't care about 'feeding the whales' and 'dump incoming' and 'suckers I made x amount of money'. I know those type of comments are fun for some people, simply looking to see how I can best help and protect my long term investment.
- I'm surprised a pr release wasn't created a week before hand. There were some great pictures/posts leading up the event, however, it would have made it easier to put on different business wires.
- I understand the privacy of the patient when it comes to video. I read that the first person didn't want to be recorded, did we have anyone that chose to show some transactions?
- What is the marketing plan now that the event ended? There is still plenty of positive PR we could utilize.
- Did we get any good video of the reactions of your employees from the event? Showing their excitement would be something that could build a story around.
- I can't even imagine how busy you must have been, but the problem is, neither could investors. We needed someone down there to live tweet and send something back to the crypto community. There was a lot of build up for the event, the missing reporting left investors concerned.
- Was any media present? If so, do we expect to see a news story? If no media, did your team need help from the grassroots? Do we have a media kit?
- You mentioned it's not surprising that the crypto community at large wouldn't care about marijuana patients. I do. Did we give them a reason to get excited during the event? How about our follow-up over the next 48 hours?
- I think all the coin fighting hurts investors. Do you see a way all the devs from the major marijuana communities could come to some type of consensus on what is acceptable behavior between communities. While you can't prevent community members to act independently, you could have each community put some pressure.
I was never the $5 a coin cheerleader, nor was I the doom and gloom guy expecting it to crash. I'm an investor, I like the cause and hoping to have some of those questions addressed. I don't care about 'feeding the whales' and 'dump incoming' and 'suckers I made x amount of money'. I know those type of comments are fun for some people, simply looking to see how I can best help and protect my long term investment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFJBmRdJr_g
they were updating twitter. Did you read anything in this thread?
Max Keiser, Cheryl, Joe Rogan, Seth Rogen etc are following CANN.
October 21, 2014, 03:26:15 AM
Sell. On. News.
October 21, 2014, 03:25:04 AM
CCN is the real coin to look at
CCN team is openly fudding CANN.
Tells you all you need to know about them.
Scumbags.
Avoid at all costs.
October 21, 2014, 03:24:17 AM
CCN is the real coin to look at
CCN is the biggest scam coin in crypto history.
October 21, 2014, 03:23:32 AM
CCN is the real coin to look at
October 21, 2014, 03:22:46 AM
this coin will go under 1000 satoshi, sad but true
October 21, 2014, 03:21:54 AM
im also out for a few hours /days i lost to much money here already. 
you deserve it
but i make a lot more btc with your scam goin ghost hahaha, you moron.
October 21, 2014, 03:20:36 AM
I TOLD YOU IDIOTS TO SELL HAHAH AGAIN SEE YOU AT 1K..MAYBE EVEN 750
October 21, 2014, 03:20:14 AM
im also out for a few hours /days i lost to much money here already.
you deserve it
October 21, 2014, 03:18:20 AM
im also out for a few hours /days i lost to much money here already.
October 21, 2014, 03:15:44 AM
Dig through my posts, I've made every honest attempt to help organize initiatives as well as put together marketing approach guides and optimize optimize handling fud. With that being said, I have some concerns:
- I'm surprised a pr release wasn't created a week before hand. There were some great pictures/posts leading up the event, however, it would have made it easier to put on different business wires.
- I understand the privacy of the patient when it comes to video. I read that the first person didn't want to be recorded, did we have anyone that chose to show some transactions?
- What is the marketing plan now that the event ended? There is still plenty of positive PR we could utilize.
- Did we get any good video of the reactions of your employees from the event? Showing their excitement would be something that could build a story around.
- I can't even imagine how busy you must have been, but the problem is, neither could investors. We needed someone down there to live tweet and send something back to the crypto community. There was a lot of build up for the event, the missing reporting left investors concerned.
- Was any media present? If so, do we expect to see a news story? If no media, did your team need help from the grassroots? Do we have a media kit?
- You mentioned it's not surprising that the crypto community at large wouldn't care about marijuana patients. I do. Did we give them a reason to get excited during the event? How about our follow-up over the next 48 hours?
- I think all the coin fighting hurts investors. Do you see a way all the devs from the major marijuana communities could come to some type of consensus on what is acceptable behavior between communities. While you can't prevent community members to act independently, you could have each community put some pressure.
I was never the $5 a coin cheerleader, nor was I the doom and gloom guy expecting it to crash. I'm an investor, I like the cause and hoping to have some of those questions addressed. I don't care about 'feeding the whales' and 'dump incoming' and 'suckers I made x amount of money'. I know those type of comments are fun for some people, simply looking to see how I can best help and protect my long term investment.
- I'm surprised a pr release wasn't created a week before hand. There were some great pictures/posts leading up the event, however, it would have made it easier to put on different business wires.
- I understand the privacy of the patient when it comes to video. I read that the first person didn't want to be recorded, did we have anyone that chose to show some transactions?
- What is the marketing plan now that the event ended? There is still plenty of positive PR we could utilize.
- Did we get any good video of the reactions of your employees from the event? Showing their excitement would be something that could build a story around.
- I can't even imagine how busy you must have been, but the problem is, neither could investors. We needed someone down there to live tweet and send something back to the crypto community. There was a lot of build up for the event, the missing reporting left investors concerned.
- Was any media present? If so, do we expect to see a news story? If no media, did your team need help from the grassroots? Do we have a media kit?
- You mentioned it's not surprising that the crypto community at large wouldn't care about marijuana patients. I do. Did we give them a reason to get excited during the event? How about our follow-up over the next 48 hours?
- I think all the coin fighting hurts investors. Do you see a way all the devs from the major marijuana communities could come to some type of consensus on what is acceptable behavior between communities. While you can't prevent community members to act independently, you could have each community put some pressure.
I was never the $5 a coin cheerleader, nor was I the doom and gloom guy expecting it to crash. I'm an investor, I like the cause and hoping to have some of those questions addressed. I don't care about 'feeding the whales' and 'dump incoming' and 'suckers I made x amount of money'. I know those type of comments are fun for some people, simply looking to see how I can best help and protect my long term investment.
October 21, 2014, 03:11:35 AM
The price will go down to 1000k I guess, I didn't sell I lost so much money 
I won't listen to people that tells me to hold at all price now
I won't listen to people that tells me to hold at all price now
October 21, 2014, 03:07:41 AM
LOL - i say DUMP !
October 21, 2014, 03:05:08 AM
Anyone taking a loss on this coin is a sucker and feeding the whales. This is a solid coin with amazing devs not to mention backed the the most explosive commodity the states have seen in decades. The fudders need to be ignored and go away. Thank god this is a moderated thread cause this is ridiculous. I'll be holding CANN till it's on the LTC market, I don't care. This is going to be a world changing coin.
I see it a bit the same like you.
I would love to see that we as a community can change crypto.
I think there will be now a slow and steady rise in the next days / weeks which is good for the coin.
If then everyone decides to stay on board the whales have nothing to eat.
Lets move on price doesn't matter in shorterm.
Yes I am a bagholder, and I was thinking about selling at the 16k peak, but I believe this coin is more real world adoption than all of you think.
If you get a lot of shops to sign up and bring also some "promotion candy" than you will see that there is enough "gramm" for 90 Million coins.
Drugs + Legal + Crypto works out in the long-run.
And to be honest did any coin got so much publicity in the last months? I only remember the M**** Exchange word and nothing else, why? Most of the other coins miss the real world adoption. Isn't it great when people accept the Paper Wallet? Yes there are a minority who buys and sell always with Bitcoins, but it isn't Mainstream yet in the world.
We are changing into a share society and I think this coin has a lot of opportunities to give return to their stakeholders. Why? There is a real value on the other site not only speculation about new technology.
Lets see how it goes out in the end for all who stay in this coin and what our Dev has plannend.
The First Marketing Campaign was a real success even if the price dropped on the exchanges.
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