I've got a rough draft . . . that's a little bit different from what I originally mentioned - I wasn't able to develop a list of 10, in fact, I had to drop 2 of my initial 7 and couldn't get beyond 5, and they're the only coins I would currently be involved in.
http://asistec-ti.com/tba/originalemail.htm Let me know what you think. Please pick it apart and be as critical as you can (with both the e-mail and the related updates and additional materials on the website). Have no mercy. It's in all of our interests!
I'm going to be "out of the office" until the end of the week - so time you've got - and then I hope to begin sending it out either by the weekend or early next week at the latest.
Edit: I've added a new thread on the forum for comments if you think you might end up cluttering here.
http://asistec-ti.com/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=6 Remember that you can send me a PM as well. TIA
Estimated Long Term Appreciation Potential... how long term is this, 10 year, 25 year, 100 year? Looks over optimistic in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, I agree with most of the coin choices with Digibyte being the one with the largest potential but 50000 to 1?
Other remark, logo and website look like they ran away from the late 80s early 90s, maybe freshen them up a bit
Nevertheless, appreciate what you're doing, keep up the great work!
As for the Digibyte promotion you guys really need to learn how "to stunt" Remember the Doge nascar car? That's how you get media attention... I've seen DGB team is trying to raise funds to get the word out on cryptocoinnews and coindesk, does this mean the DGB team is actually broke and doesn't even have 200$ to spend anymore?
DGB has it all tech wise to become a leader, what it lacks imho is a sponsor to put this brilliant coin into the spotlight. DGB deserves mainstream attention, lots of it!
Hi TenaciousC. I want to second the official response made by DigiByte above.
I assume you are referring to The DigiByte Group in your post when you refer to "raising some funds" and "getting the word out." The DigiByte Group
https://digibytegroup.com/ is a community organization. We work to promote and develop DGB in any way that we can (through social media, through CoinDesk press releases and advertising, and with other non-fundraising projects).
If you look at the DigiByte Group FAQ (on the "About Us" page), you will see that
we are a community organization, not formally affiliated with the with the DigiByte Development team (in any business way), and we do not attempt to influence or otherwise manipulate the direction of DGB development.
The DigiByte Group is community driven and community funded. Reading further on that page you will also see that we never use contributions for any purpose other than the stated project, and
we never profit from community contributions.If you remember, the DOGE funding of Josh Wise in NASCAR was also a community project. They raised at least $55,000 in community contributions. That money was not paid by the DOGE development team or from their development budget. It was contributed by members of the DOGE community.
I would love to eventually have projects at that scale done through the DigiByte Group. And, we have a great community - so I'm sure that eventually we will be able to do so. However, we are starting a bit smaller and we are working up to bigger projects. And, we do have a few ideas for the future ... In the short term, I hope to be able to begin monthly DGB community challenges/contests very soon.
I have 100% confidence in the management and development of DigiByte. They're working, developing, and doing exactly what they should be to position DGB as a leader. I plan to continue our work with the DigiByte Group to continue to support them, however possible, and continue to work with our great DGB community.
If you, or anyone else, has any other questions about The DigiByte Group, or would like any additional information. Please feel free to send me a PM.
Cheers,
Eric
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