Topic: Getting the record straight on SC/MC (Read 1056 times)
BTW Microcash is an anagram for "Scam Choir"
Once MC$ goes live, th facts will be visible for all to witness.
The facts will be visible only after the source code has been thoroughly analyzed. Until that happens we can't be sure that this software won't do something nasty either by design or by accident.
nothing has been released since thin client source.... all these threads are nonsense until they finally do make a release - binary or source.
If they release the source...I'll shut up and stick to the technical details....
That is fair! I will also refrain from making any further posts until both the production release and full client source is released. Enough with the BS... Once MC$ goes live, th facts will be visible for all to witness. However I have to admit, I got a real kick out of posting those "silly"pictures and reading the responses. They really cracked me up.
nothing has been released since thin client source.... all these threads are nonsense until they finally do make a release - binary or source.
If they release the source...I'll shut up and stick to the technical details....
nothing has been released since thin client source.... all these threads are nonsense until they finally do make a release - binary or source.
1. Is MC decentralized? If so, where are the technical details that support it?
2. Where is the source code?
3. Why has the source code not been released if it is such a great project that can' be broken? Edit: And has nothing to hide.
4. If the source isn't released then why is anyone supposed to accept MC as a legitimate alternate cryptocurrency?
5. ....
That's all I could think of. But instead of having people TROLL this forum with their BS about the FACTS surrounding the questions above, I would seriously like some mature and honest answers that actually answer the question and not end in attacking myself or another user on this forum to avoid answering the questions...
Thanks!
2. Where is the source code?
3. Why has the source code not been released if it is such a great project that can' be broken? Edit: And has nothing to hide.
4. If the source isn't released then why is anyone supposed to accept MC as a legitimate alternate cryptocurrency?
5. ....
That's all I could think of. But instead of having people TROLL this forum with their BS about the FACTS surrounding the questions above, I would seriously like some mature and honest answers that actually answer the question and not end in attacking myself or another user on this forum to avoid answering the questions...
Thanks!
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