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they arent putting the blocknet thing on coingateway until an hour before it launches is what it says in the blocknet thread.

Well i must say Blocknet sounds like a plan.But i can only find it on BTER and for some reason it was removed from BTCcoingateway.A 10% discount was promised but seems that option is of the table?
No use it sounds good but deadlines are not met and promises are not kept.It puts doubt over the hole buisiness.I dont know if this is the right medium to put my queries.I Hope there is some explanation y Altcoin buys was removed from BTCcoingateway.
Thats all i have to complaine about for now.  :-)

thats awesome! i was wondering about making a paper wallet.

aaaawwwhhhhhhh Yesssss!

Start using that website guys, it's amazing!

And don't forget to check out their "support" tab and donate some fibre! Every bit helps and it shows the maker how much we appreciate his work.

Fibre is now supported by http://WalletGenerator.net !



https://twitter.com/WalletGenerator/status/527163335390031873

Retweet please

I know you are, thanks! I'm constantly refreshing the page.

Hey, we are working on it

Welcome and thank you for kind words

I would love to see this. All for the Fibre brand.

Another hello from the Stealth community!
Looks like a fantastic coin... I scooped some up myself yesterday.
Good tech, I love it! 

This is truly an awesome and historic moment. A BIG Welcome to you kind sir!

Welcome

Yes we are definitely ready!

Cheers

Hi Fibre community!

Are you ready for tomorrow? From tomorrow on we are together on Blocknet.

Our strength is in our unity!

Kind regards from Stealth Coin community  

Fasten your seat belts please

Yes it will be exciting week

good the see the thread getting so active, and the new buy support. you can feel we're getting closer to BlockNet launch!

Thank you all for suggestions

Yeah, you're right. It does look a lot better.

Btw when I meant "do you to go to google to find this forum?" I was just talking about www.bitcointalk.org not the Bitcointalk Fibre Ann thread.
I think most people that want to keep coming back to the forum would just bookmark it anyway. Plus, it would probably come up at the top in the Google search results.

But yeah, having it use the same domain as the fibre website does look a lot more official. Thanks for showing me.

Yes you are very right and a major fail of most crypto's is not branding the different sites all into one to make it easy for non tech savvy people to find available information. Right agian with devs giving root acces to different admins subdomains, I didn't really think about that. It would give devs greater control of the overall perception of their product in the hands of trusted admins and not in not in the hands of anonymous third parties.

Sure, if you are looking for this thread you need to google it.  Your average person will have no idea what bitcointalk is or how to find us here.  'ann fibre' is the easiest way to find this thread.  Its number one on the results.  Does the average person know that?  Searching 'fibre', this thread is at the bottom.  The website is not listed on the first page for either search.  Using 'fibre coin' puts this thread at the #1 spot with the website being listed below.

A clean, professional, and organized website is 1000x better than this thread.  Having all the Fibre services branded in the same fashion organized and accessible in one location increases a visitor's confidence in your product.  To an outsider, Fibrecoin.com is Fibre.  That address represents everything Fibre is.  It's the center of the Fibre universe.  One of the biggest things these coins fail at is branding and marketing.  Fibre should develop a branding guide that outlines every detail of the Fibre logo, color scheme, fonts, font sizes, etc..  Anything that has the Fibre logo should adhere to this guide.  This includes all official and unofficial sites and services. 

A '.' looks messy?  How do you think 3, 4 or 5 different websites and web addresses look?

fibretalk or fibrecointalk .com/.org   <<< looks like a third party sites.  Are these legit sites?  Are they really official?
fibrewiki or fibrecoinwiki .com/.org

OR

wiki.fibrecoin.com   <<< professional options centered around the fibrecoin.com address
forum.fibrecoin.com


Would you feel better visiting ebay if their website was

ebay.com
ebay-talks.org
ebay-announcements.com
ebay-pages.net
ebaydevelopers.com
etc...

OR

http://community.ebay.com/
http://deals.ebay.com/
http://my.ebay.com
http://announcements.ebay.com/
http://developer.ebay.com/
etc...



Having sub domains will not keep others from being able to help mange these services.  Root access accounts can be setup for specific domains.  Admin accounts can be setup for the forums, wiki and any other sites added to the mix.  If setup right, there's no issues here.  With the sub domain options, devs control the sites.  We don't have to worry about third party site owners not paying the hosting bill or deciding he no longer wants to be associated with Fibre.  It's just a better deal all the way around.

At the end of the day, this is just a suggestion and the devs will have to make the call.