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@ IOTA TEAM :
Could really be worth to get infos and contact them :
http://www.iot-valley.fr/eng
https://www.facebook.com/iotvalley/
IoT Valley is an association created in 2009 by four entrepreneurs from Toulouse. Today it is Europe's reference business ecosystem specialized in the internet of things and connected objects.
Concentrated on innovative companies, the association has more than 40 startups and an acceleration program: LeConnected.Camp. It is almost entirely financed with private funds through partnerships with major groups such as SNCF or AG2R, and industry leaders like Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, EBV Elektronik, etc ...Each year LeConnected.Camp helps 20 new startups.
IoT Valley brings together over 350 members in 10,000 m2 in the outskirts of Toulouse. By promoting the exchange and pooling of resources and skills, and boosting sharing among its member companies, it multiplies their chances of creating tomorrow's success stories.
Because it is constantly developing, IoT Valley has started the construction of a 10-hectare campus at Labège-Innopole, which is entirely dedicated to connected objects. Our objective is to accommodate more than 250 startups at the end of 2018 !
http://leconnected.camp
Le Connected Camp is a 9 months acceleration program for IoT startups. Our focus is to bring you qualified business leads with large corporations and secure the manufacturing process for your product. On top of that, make sure that you stay focus and go fast. Meaning that for every problem you will have we’ll find an expert that can help you out within 2 days, for free.
http://www.sigfox.com/en
I hope it could help
Could really be worth to get infos and contact them :
http://www.iot-valley.fr/eng
https://www.facebook.com/iotvalley/
IoT Valley is an association created in 2009 by four entrepreneurs from Toulouse. Today it is Europe's reference business ecosystem specialized in the internet of things and connected objects.
Concentrated on innovative companies, the association has more than 40 startups and an acceleration program: LeConnected.Camp. It is almost entirely financed with private funds through partnerships with major groups such as SNCF or AG2R, and industry leaders like Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, EBV Elektronik, etc ...Each year LeConnected.Camp helps 20 new startups.
IoT Valley brings together over 350 members in 10,000 m2 in the outskirts of Toulouse. By promoting the exchange and pooling of resources and skills, and boosting sharing among its member companies, it multiplies their chances of creating tomorrow's success stories.
Because it is constantly developing, IoT Valley has started the construction of a 10-hectare campus at Labège-Innopole, which is entirely dedicated to connected objects. Our objective is to accommodate more than 250 startups at the end of 2018 !
http://leconnected.camp
Le Connected Camp is a 9 months acceleration program for IoT startups. Our focus is to bring you qualified business leads with large corporations and secure the manufacturing process for your product. On top of that, make sure that you stay focus and go fast. Meaning that for every problem you will have we’ll find an expert that can help you out within 2 days, for free.
http://www.sigfox.com/en
I hope it could help
Finally a useful forum member! We are already in touch with some of these companies, but if anyone happen to know someone in any of them it would be good to make an intro.
@ IOTA TEAM :
Could really be worth to get infos and contact them :
http://www.iot-valley.fr/eng
https://www.facebook.com/iotvalley/
IoT Valley is an association created in 2009 by four entrepreneurs from Toulouse. Today it is Europe's reference business ecosystem specialized in the internet of things and connected objects.
Concentrated on innovative companies, the association has more than 40 startups and an acceleration program: LeConnected.Camp. It is almost entirely financed with private funds through partnerships with major groups such as SNCF or AG2R, and industry leaders like Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, EBV Elektronik, etc ...Each year LeConnected.Camp helps 20 new startups.
IoT Valley brings together over 350 members in 10,000 m2 in the outskirts of Toulouse. By promoting the exchange and pooling of resources and skills, and boosting sharing among its member companies, it multiplies their chances of creating tomorrow's success stories.
Because it is constantly developing, IoT Valley has started the construction of a 10-hectare campus at Labège-Innopole, which is entirely dedicated to connected objects. Our objective is to accommodate more than 250 startups at the end of 2018 !
http://leconnected.camp
Le Connected Camp is a 9 months acceleration program for IoT startups. Our focus is to bring you qualified business leads with large corporations and secure the manufacturing process for your product. On top of that, make sure that you stay focus and go fast. Meaning that for every problem you will have we’ll find an expert that can help you out within 2 days, for free.
http://www.sigfox.com/en
I hope it could help
Could really be worth to get infos and contact them :
http://www.iot-valley.fr/eng
https://www.facebook.com/iotvalley/
IoT Valley is an association created in 2009 by four entrepreneurs from Toulouse. Today it is Europe's reference business ecosystem specialized in the internet of things and connected objects.
Concentrated on innovative companies, the association has more than 40 startups and an acceleration program: LeConnected.Camp. It is almost entirely financed with private funds through partnerships with major groups such as SNCF or AG2R, and industry leaders like Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, EBV Elektronik, etc ...Each year LeConnected.Camp helps 20 new startups.
IoT Valley brings together over 350 members in 10,000 m2 in the outskirts of Toulouse. By promoting the exchange and pooling of resources and skills, and boosting sharing among its member companies, it multiplies their chances of creating tomorrow's success stories.
Because it is constantly developing, IoT Valley has started the construction of a 10-hectare campus at Labège-Innopole, which is entirely dedicated to connected objects. Our objective is to accommodate more than 250 startups at the end of 2018 !
http://leconnected.camp
Le Connected Camp is a 9 months acceleration program for IoT startups. Our focus is to bring you qualified business leads with large corporations and secure the manufacturing process for your product. On top of that, make sure that you stay focus and go fast. Meaning that for every problem you will have we’ll find an expert that can help you out within 2 days, for free.
http://www.sigfox.com/en
I hope it could help
We have delivered the software with tons of additions on top of it, going way beyond our original sales agreement.
Wat?
Way to keep your cool.
I agree that it's not productive to engage further on the matter.
Best,
I refuse to engage further in this discussion, and you know our past discussions on this which I don't think any of us will want to revive, but if you insist we will.
On your concrete criticisms
1. If you feel that having to keep an eye on the project is an unreasonable demand, then you were never cut out for this in the first place. We are revolutionizing already revolutionizing technology here, OF COURSE it will go through iterations. Ethereum is 3 years old and have already hardforked several times, we haven't even released the software in full yet. I am completely flabbergasted by those who think in terms of "hey, I deposted a few btc in an account, now I can lay back and be entitled to anything I want while these people work from 8 am until 3 am every day to make me rich"
2. I never said anything remotely like what you just paraphrased. OF COURSE I will offer a refund to dissatisfied customers. This is called professionalism in any other industry but the insanity of the greedy crypto world. And if the person continues to slander / be of annoyance to other customers ( which is what you are when you delay the entire project ) then refund is no longer voluntary, but a decision made by the company. I am 100% comfortable with taking anyone to the full legal road on this here in Norway where the company and sale was legally conducted. The fact that this is even remotely controversial exposes the true intent of the purchasers, they are speculators who we told to fuck off pre-sale.
3. What you call my 'aggression' is actually a very reasonable and measured response to completely insane demands. We have delivered the software with tons of additions on top of it, going way beyond our original sales agreement. In addition to this we have made people already a 30x ROI. Anywhere else on Earth you'd expect the receivers to be on their knees praising your work, but not in crypto, in crypto you have to deal with retarded idiots whining like fucking entitled fucktards. In order to not just quit the entire project you have to be allowed to vent that tension in an honest manner, and I prefer this over being a manipulative guy who just lies to the community, which is what you seem to call for.
I agree that it's not productive to engage further on the matter.
Best,
Let me say that, outside of my continued concern in having David interacting with the community on THIS forum, clearly something that is not working for most of the year now, (though things are usually better in the official IOTA channels), that I'm also worried about the constant "last claim didn't count but the next one will". If I'm not mistaken, we already claimed last year, then once MORE last year then again under the new GUI earlier this year (then were also asked to create a new ultra secure account/seed - which most did)... now, we have been asked to claim AGAIN.
This doesn't inspire too much confidence and is perhaps why many people (myself included) have deciding to wait until later in the year (or next year since we have a one year deadline) to make this "new" claim. It feels kind of shitty to have been part of three or four snapshots and secured seeds and jumped through hoops only to find out "it didn't really count". This is doubly worrisome when the CEO of the company comes out with aggressive demands that a customer forcibly accept a refund (at an economic disadvantage at that) - a refund, mind you, that should have already been impossible four times over, as most people have already claimed multiple times only to have the entire network re-set.
To be clear, I'm not too upset about re-setting and optimizing the network (or waiting generally)... but, to wait and be told: "STFU or you will have your seed and account excluded from the genesis snapshot" is extremely disturbing.
As a last point, it would suck to claim - go away for two years for x reason, come back and be told "well, sorry, that claim didn't count because we re-set everything 4-5 more times after we opened the claim process". That has legal and PR trouble written all over it and I would tread carefully here to make sure no one is excluded for things which were not part of the software sale.
**meaning, I don't assume that there was a clause in the sale that said you were forced to keep up with development on a weekly/monthly basis after getting your software released to you. If anything, the re-setting of the network, if it left a member who participated in the software sale on the outside looking in, would look to constitute a breach. This can, of course, all be avoided with some careful planning and understanding from the dev group. I hope this is thought over carefully.
Best,
rtrt
This doesn't inspire too much confidence and is perhaps why many people (myself included) have deciding to wait until later in the year (or next year since we have a one year deadline) to make this "new" claim. It feels kind of shitty to have been part of three or four snapshots and secured seeds and jumped through hoops only to find out "it didn't really count". This is doubly worrisome when the CEO of the company comes out with aggressive demands that a customer forcibly accept a refund (at an economic disadvantage at that) - a refund, mind you, that should have already been impossible four times over, as most people have already claimed multiple times only to have the entire network re-set.
To be clear, I'm not too upset about re-setting and optimizing the network (or waiting generally)... but, to wait and be told: "STFU or you will have your seed and account excluded from the genesis snapshot" is extremely disturbing.
As a last point, it would suck to claim - go away for two years for x reason, come back and be told "well, sorry, that claim didn't count because we re-set everything 4-5 more times after we opened the claim process". That has legal and PR trouble written all over it and I would tread carefully here to make sure no one is excluded for things which were not part of the software sale.
**meaning, I don't assume that there was a clause in the sale that said you were forced to keep up with development on a weekly/monthly basis after getting your software released to you. If anything, the re-setting of the network, if it left a member who participated in the software sale on the outside looking in, would look to constitute a breach. This can, of course, all be avoided with some careful planning and understanding from the dev group. I hope this is thought over carefully.
Best,
rtrt
I refuse to engage further in this discussion, and you know our past discussions on this which I don't think any of us will want to revive, but if you insist we will.
On your concrete criticisms
1. If you feel that having to keep an eye on the project is an unreasonable demand, then you were never cut out for this in the first place. We are revolutionizing already revolutionizing technology here, OF COURSE it will go through iterations. Ethereum is 3 years old and have already hardforked several times, we haven't even released the software in full yet. I am completely flabbergasted by those who think in terms of "hey, I deposted a few btc in an account, now I can lay back and be entitled to anything I want while these people work from 8 am until 3 am every day to make me rich"
2. I never said anything remotely like what you just paraphrased. OF COURSE I will offer a refund to dissatisfied customers. This is called professionalism in any other industry but the insanity of the greedy crypto world. And if the person continues to slander / be of annoyance to other customers ( which is what you are when you delay the entire project ) then refund is no longer voluntary, but a decision made by the company. I am 100% comfortable with taking anyone to the full legal road on this here in Norway where the company and sale was legally conducted. The fact that this is even remotely controversial exposes the true intent of the purchasers, they are speculators who we told to fuck off pre-sale.
3. What you call my 'aggression' is actually a very reasonable and measured response to completely insane demands. We have delivered the software with tons of additions on top of it, going way beyond our original sales agreement. In addition to this we have made people already a 30x ROI. Anywhere else on Earth you'd expect the receivers to be on their knees praising your work, but not in crypto, in crypto you have to deal with retarded idiots whining like fucking entitled fucktards. In order to not just quit the entire project you have to be allowed to vent that tension in an honest manner, and I prefer this over being a manipulative guy who just lies to the community, which is what you seem to call for.
Let me say that, outside of my continued concern in having David interacting with the community on THIS forum, clearly something that is not working for most of the year now, (though things are usually better in the official IOTA channels), that I'm also worried about the constant "last claim didn't count but the next one will". If I'm not mistaken, we already claimed last year, then once MORE last year then again under the new GUI earlier this year (then were also asked to create a new ultra secure account/seed - which most did)... now, we have been asked to claim AGAIN.
This doesn't inspire too much confidence and is perhaps why many people (myself included) have deciding to wait until later in the year (or next year since we have a one year deadline) to make this "new" claim. It feels kind of shitty to have been part of three or four snapshots and secured seeds and jumped through hoops only to find out "it didn't really count". This is doubly worrisome when the CEO of the company comes out with aggressive demands that a customer forcibly accept a refund (at an economic disadvantage at that) - a refund, mind you, that should have already been impossible four times over, as most people have already claimed multiple times only to have the entire network re-set.
To be clear, I'm not too upset about re-setting and optimizing the network (or waiting generally)... but, to wait and be told: "STFU or you will have your seed and account excluded from the genesis snapshot" is extremely disturbing.
As a last point, it would suck to claim - go away for two years for x reason, come back and be told "well, sorry, that claim didn't count because we re-set everything 4-5 more times after we opened the claim process". That has legal and PR trouble written all over it and I would tread carefully here to make sure no one is excluded for things which were not part of the software sale.
**meaning, I don't assume that there was a clause in the sale that said you were forced to keep up with development on a weekly/monthly basis after getting your software released to you. If anything, the re-setting of the network, if it left a member who participated in the software sale on the outside looking in, would look to constitute a breach. This can, of course, all be avoided with some careful planning and understanding from the dev group. I hope this is thought over carefully.
Best,
rtrt
This doesn't inspire too much confidence and is perhaps why many people (myself included) have deciding to wait until later in the year (or next year since we have a one year deadline) to make this "new" claim. It feels kind of shitty to have been part of three or four snapshots and secured seeds and jumped through hoops only to find out "it didn't really count". This is doubly worrisome when the CEO of the company comes out with aggressive demands that a customer forcibly accept a refund (at an economic disadvantage at that) - a refund, mind you, that should have already been impossible four times over, as most people have already claimed multiple times only to have the entire network re-set.
To be clear, I'm not too upset about re-setting and optimizing the network (or waiting generally)... but, to wait and be told: "STFU or you will have your seed and account excluded from the genesis snapshot" is extremely disturbing.
As a last point, it would suck to claim - go away for two years for x reason, come back and be told "well, sorry, that claim didn't count because we re-set everything 4-5 more times after we opened the claim process". That has legal and PR trouble written all over it and I would tread carefully here to make sure no one is excluded for things which were not part of the software sale.
**meaning, I don't assume that there was a clause in the sale that said you were forced to keep up with development on a weekly/monthly basis after getting your software released to you. If anything, the re-setting of the network, if it left a member who participated in the software sale on the outside looking in, would look to constitute a breach. This can, of course, all be avoided with some careful planning and understanding from the dev group. I hope this is thought over carefully.
Best,
rtrt
I refuse to engage further in this discussion, and you know our past discussions on this which I don't think any of us will want to revive, but if you insist we will.
On your concrete criticisms
1. If you feel that having to keep an eye on the project is an unreasonable demand, then you were never cut out for this in the first place. We are revolutionizing already revolutionizing technology here, OF COURSE it will go through iterations. Ethereum is 3 years old and have already hardforked several times, we haven't even released the software in full yet. I am completely flabbergasted by those who think in terms of "hey, I deposted a few btc in an account, now I can lay back and be entitled to anything I want while these people work from 8 am until 3 am every day to make me rich"
2. I never said anything remotely like what you just paraphrased. OF COURSE I will offer a refund to dissatisfied customers. This is called professionalism in any other industry but the insanity of the greedy crypto world. And if the person continues to slander / be of annoyance to other customers ( which is what you are when you delay the entire project ) then refund is no longer voluntary, but a decision made by the company. I am 100% comfortable with taking anyone to the full legal road on this here in Norway where the company and sale was legally conducted. The fact that this is even remotely controversial exposes the true intent of the purchasers, they are speculators who we told to fuck off pre-sale.
3. What you call my 'aggression' is actually a very reasonable and measured response to completely insane demands. We have delivered the software with tons of additions on top of it, going way beyond our original sales agreement. In addition to this we have made people already a 30x ROI. Anywhere else on Earth you'd expect the receivers to be on their knees praising your work, but not in crypto, in crypto you have to deal with retarded idiots whining like fucking entitled fucktards. In order to not just quit the entire project you have to be allowed to vent that tension in an honest manner, and I prefer this over being a manipulative guy who just lies to the community, which is what you seem to call for.
Excellent post, David.
I think jabbawa's supposed apology post was not what David was looking for it showed only a bit of remorse.
I hope this shows David can be more reasonable than his detractors think.
David delivered everything he said he would and is required to.
The rest from here is all community effort. And yes the Foundation is a community effort as we funded it.
I think jabbawa's supposed apology post was not what David was looking for it showed only a bit of remorse.
I hope this shows David can be more reasonable than his detractors think.
David delivered everything he said he would and is required to.
The rest from here is all community effort. And yes the Foundation is a community effort as we funded it.
Let me say that, outside of my continued concern in having David interacting with the community on THIS forum, clearly something that is not working for most of the year now, (though things are usually better in the official IOTA channels), that I'm also worried about the constant "last claim didn't count but the next one will". If I'm not mistaken, we already claimed last year, then once MORE last year then again under the new GUI earlier this year (then were also asked to create a new ultra secure account/seed - which most did)... now, we have been asked to claim AGAIN.
This doesn't inspire too much confidence and is perhaps why many people (myself included) have deciding to wait until later in the year (or next year since we have a one year deadline) to make this "new" claim. It feels kind of shitty to have been part of three or four snapshots and secured seeds and jumped through hoops only to find out "it didn't really count". This is doubly worrisome when the CEO of the company comes out with aggressive demands that a customer forcibly accept a refund (at an economic disadvantage at that) - a refund, mind you, that should have already been impossible four times over, as most people have already claimed multiple times only to have the entire network re-set.
To be clear, I'm not too upset about re-setting and optimizing the network (or waiting generally)... but, to wait and be told: "STFU or you will have your seed and account excluded from the genesis snapshot" is extremely disturbing.
As a last point, it would suck to claim - go away for two years for x reason, come back and be told "well, sorry, that claim didn't count because we re-set everything 4-5 more times after we opened the claim process". That has legal and PR trouble written all over it and I would tread carefully here to make sure no one is excluded for things which were not part of the software sale.
**meaning, I don't assume that there was a clause in the sale that said you were forced to keep up with development on a weekly/monthly basis after getting your software released to you. If anything, the re-setting of the network, if it left a member who participated in the software sale on the outside looking in, would look to constitute a breach. This can, of course, all be avoided with some careful planning and understanding from the dev group. I hope this is thought over carefully.
Best,
rtrt
This doesn't inspire too much confidence and is perhaps why many people (myself included) have deciding to wait until later in the year (or next year since we have a one year deadline) to make this "new" claim. It feels kind of shitty to have been part of three or four snapshots and secured seeds and jumped through hoops only to find out "it didn't really count". This is doubly worrisome when the CEO of the company comes out with aggressive demands that a customer forcibly accept a refund (at an economic disadvantage at that) - a refund, mind you, that should have already been impossible four times over, as most people have already claimed multiple times only to have the entire network re-set.
To be clear, I'm not too upset about re-setting and optimizing the network (or waiting generally)... but, to wait and be told: "STFU or you will have your seed and account excluded from the genesis snapshot" is extremely disturbing.
As a last point, it would suck to claim - go away for two years for x reason, come back and be told "well, sorry, that claim didn't count because we re-set everything 4-5 more times after we opened the claim process". That has legal and PR trouble written all over it and I would tread carefully here to make sure no one is excluded for things which were not part of the software sale.
**meaning, I don't assume that there was a clause in the sale that said you were forced to keep up with development on a weekly/monthly basis after getting your software released to you. If anything, the re-setting of the network, if it left a member who participated in the software sale on the outside looking in, would look to constitute a breach. This can, of course, all be avoided with some careful planning and understanding from the dev group. I hope this is thought over carefully.
Best,
rtrt
Ok David, I apologise for getting personal in the DM. That was inappropriate and I took it even further than you which was unnecessary, if not totally unprovoked by your own insults.
I apologise if I used the wrong tense and caused any confusion regarding liquidity. Ofc, it is not officially a liquid until it is freely traded, but I was able to move coins around previously and OTC trading has been going for quite some time, so it is possible to liquidate.
I also should not have gone on to slack using a different name to point out why this is ridiculous, but I'm sure you can see why I would not bother trying to have the same conversation with the same defensive reactions over there as I had here. I would get nowhere with the bias I'd be shown compared to a random voice.
I was making valid points about the light wallet, but it appears the general sentiment about it not being important does not agree with the official line that the light wallet will indeed be out and claiming much easier before exchanges hit. I'm very pleased to hear that and I will even apologise for not focusing more aggressively on that question instead of just the general importance of the light wallet.
All-in-all I would rather have an easy life and not FUD a project I am invested in by dragging it into court, although I am close to certain I would win any legal dispute, it's more hassle than it is worth and I would rather just put a lid on it.
I have never moaned about the product and I am not given to constant complaints, as a good look through my post history would reveal they are few and far between. I also gave to the deal and the foundation and have followed the project closely. I really can't believe that you would choose to try and pick on me rather than any number of actual trolls and scammers we've had on BCT.
If you want a fight you can have one and I feel very confident about the result, but I really can't be arsed fighting if I don't have to. If an apology for the things I may have overstepped on will resolve this quickly and simply then I will offer it; if not you'll hear from a legal representative on the day my txs are blocked.
I apologise if I used the wrong tense and caused any confusion regarding liquidity. Ofc, it is not officially a liquid until it is freely traded, but I was able to move coins around previously and OTC trading has been going for quite some time, so it is possible to liquidate.
I also should not have gone on to slack using a different name to point out why this is ridiculous, but I'm sure you can see why I would not bother trying to have the same conversation with the same defensive reactions over there as I had here. I would get nowhere with the bias I'd be shown compared to a random voice.
I was making valid points about the light wallet, but it appears the general sentiment about it not being important does not agree with the official line that the light wallet will indeed be out and claiming much easier before exchanges hit. I'm very pleased to hear that and I will even apologise for not focusing more aggressively on that question instead of just the general importance of the light wallet.
All-in-all I would rather have an easy life and not FUD a project I am invested in by dragging it into court, although I am close to certain I would win any legal dispute, it's more hassle than it is worth and I would rather just put a lid on it.
I have never moaned about the product and I am not given to constant complaints, as a good look through my post history would reveal they are few and far between. I also gave to the deal and the foundation and have followed the project closely. I really can't believe that you would choose to try and pick on me rather than any number of actual trolls and scammers we've had on BCT.
If you want a fight you can have one and I feel very confident about the result, but I really can't be arsed fighting if I don't have to. If an apology for the things I may have overstepped on will resolve this quickly and simply then I will offer it; if not you'll hear from a legal representative on the day my txs are blocked.
I accept your apologies. I will not nitpick on any of these points as it will just lead to drama in perpetuity, the only point of contention I will highlight is the bolded paragraph. I never tried to pick on you, I simply responded and then tried to help you out in private, but when the matter escalated to the point that it did it became a matter of principle and making an example of it. Like I told you, I am willing to look beyond this and already now consider it a resolved matter, but the lines do get quite blurred between trolls and those who make 'legit', but still very misguided complaints, and due to the sheer magnitude and complexity of the project we cannot afford to always iron out the nuances, thus we have to respond in a coarse grained fashion, which is blunt.
Anyways, I hope for others this epitomizes why drama is pointless and never benefits anyone, and that as a community we can just move on. I will not be holding any grudge towards James/Jabbawa, and invite him to participate as a community member in the capacity he feels he is able to contribute, and if he does I encourage everyone to give him a second chance.
Ok David, I apologise for getting personal in the DM. That was inappropriate and I took it even further than you which was unnecessary, if not totally unprovoked by your own insults.
I apologise if I used the wrong tense and caused any confusion regarding liquidity. Ofc, it is not officially a liquid until it is freely traded, but I was able to move coins around previously and OTC trading has been going for quite some time, so it is possible to liquidate.
I also should not have gone on to slack using a different name to point out why this is ridiculous, but I'm sure you can see why I would not bother trying to have the same conversation with the same defensive reactions over there as I had here. I would get nowhere with the bias I'd be shown compared to a random voice.
I was making valid points about the light wallet, but it appears the general sentiment about it not being important does not agree with the official line that the light wallet will indeed be out and claiming much easier before exchanges hit. I'm very pleased to hear that and I will even apologise for not focusing more aggressively on that question instead of just the general importance of the light wallet.
All-in-all I would rather have an easy life and not FUD a project I am invested in by dragging it into court, although I am close to certain I would win any legal dispute, it's more hassle than it is worth and I would rather just put a lid on it.
I have never moaned about the product and I am not given to constant complaints, as a good look through my post history would reveal they are few and far between. I also gave to the deal and the foundation and have followed the project closely. I really can't believe that you would choose to try and pick on me rather than any number of actual trolls and scammers we've had on BCT.
If you want a fight you can have one and I feel very confident about the result, but I really can't be arsed fighting if I don't have to. If an apology for the things I may have overstepped on will resolve this quickly and simply then I will offer it; if not you'll hear from a legal representative on the day my txs are blocked.
I apologise if I used the wrong tense and caused any confusion regarding liquidity. Ofc, it is not officially a liquid until it is freely traded, but I was able to move coins around previously and OTC trading has been going for quite some time, so it is possible to liquidate.
I also should not have gone on to slack using a different name to point out why this is ridiculous, but I'm sure you can see why I would not bother trying to have the same conversation with the same defensive reactions over there as I had here. I would get nowhere with the bias I'd be shown compared to a random voice.
I was making valid points about the light wallet, but it appears the general sentiment about it not being important does not agree with the official line that the light wallet will indeed be out and claiming much easier before exchanges hit. I'm very pleased to hear that and I will even apologise for not focusing more aggressively on that question instead of just the general importance of the light wallet.
All-in-all I would rather have an easy life and not FUD a project I am invested in by dragging it into court, although I am close to certain I would win any legal dispute, it's more hassle than it is worth and I would rather just put a lid on it.
I have never moaned about the product and I am not given to constant complaints, as a good look through my post history would reveal they are few and far between. I also gave to the deal and the foundation and have followed the project closely. I really can't believe that you would choose to try and pick on me rather than any number of actual trolls and scammers we've had on BCT.
If you want a fight you can have one and I feel very confident about the result, but I really can't be arsed fighting if I don't have to. If an apology for the things I may have overstepped on will resolve this quickly and simply then I will offer it; if not you'll hear from a legal representative on the day my txs are blocked.
Hi,
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
nope there isnt, but it's not that far away. everything is being made right now.
I invite you to join slack as updates do come faster and more reliable. BTT isnt a good medium for being up-to-date.
https://slack.iotatoken.com
guides are here: http://iotasupport.com/
Thank you SteveoMB
You're welcome!
Hi,
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
nope there isnt, but it's not that far away. everything is being made right now.
I invite you to join slack as updates do come faster and more reliable. BTT isnt a good medium for being up-to-date.
https://slack.iotatoken.com
guides are here: http://iotasupport.com/
Thank you SteveoMB
Hi,
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
nope there isnt, but it's not that far away. everything is being made right now.
I invite you to join slack as updates do come faster and more reliable. BTT isnt a good medium for being up-to-date.
https://slack.iotatoken.com
guides are here: http://iotasupport.com/
Hi,
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
I wasn't here recently.
Can someone please give me a quick update?
Is there a new GUI version or a light wallet to transfer already owned coins to a new address after the signature change?
If yes, is there a guide on how to do it?
If not, when is it going to be available?
thank you
I suggest people go back and re read my posts and judge for themselves if this reaction is warranted!
I suggest you delete the PM you disclosed without permission.
Keep your issue private with involved people. What do you expect when doing this drama in public place???
I've tried to claim a few times and not succeeded yet...
Tell me what service.iotatoken.com tells you, via PM, I can send the claiming message for you.
Hm, I wonder why I got no response to my offer.
This thread has become a negative asset for IOTA. The devs should not assume the psychiatrist work. It is probably the time to close this official thread. If people want to get the official update they have to go to the slack or Reddit. In the mean time, everyone else can open his/her own thread about IOTA here.
By the way, I don't see projects like Ehtereum one Augur are maintaining official threads on this forum. How many top10 projects are still actively maintaining official threads on this forum?
By the way, I don't see projects like Ehtereum one Augur are maintaining official threads on this forum. How many top10 projects are still actively maintaining official threads on this forum?
I was thinking exactly about this.
May be it's a good time to close official thread and stop posting here iotatoken/cfb
The "offended" guys (sitting on 30x ROI by the way) may create their own thread to discuss how hard life is.
This thread has become a negative asset for IOTA. The devs should not assume the psychiatrist work. It is probably the time to close this official thread. If people want to get the official update they have to go to the slack or Reddit. In the mean time, everyone else can open his/her own thread about IOTA here.
By the way, I don't see projects like Ehtereum one Augur are maintaining official threads on this forum. How many top10 projects are still actively maintaining official threads on this forum?
By the way, I don't see projects like Ehtereum one Augur are maintaining official threads on this forum. How many top10 projects are still actively maintaining official threads on this forum?
Are we witnessing an imaginary power trip on behalf of Iota's CEO or incompetence?
Powertrip?
Did I not answer his question? Did I not offer to assist him numerous times? This latter point can be corroborated by another independent party from the IOTA community. Did I not offer to refund someone who was expressing explicit dissatisfaction with his purchase who also clearly did not read the agreements of sale, which I just proved by quoting himself.
The professional and reasonable recourse is indeed to refund a slanderous customer who doesn't even understand what he purchased.
No, you did not answer my question and reassure me the light wallet would come first, you told me to FUCK OFF immediately.
No you did not offer help, you called me a moron and demanded my seed, which I was understandably reticent to part with.
The offers of btc donations are already rolling in, but I'm guess any number of decent lawyers would take it on 'no win no fee'.
Maybe you will just make me richer David by forcing me to hold longer than I would have. I don't think there's any way I could lose a case like this, but if I do find you are able to block my txs I will certainly contact a lawyer and several crypto press outlets immediately. You can't imagine I would allow you to steal from me can you?
I'm sure this situation will do you no end of favours. I suggest people go back and re read my posts and judge for themselves if this reaction is warranted!
Still waiting for that legal info. Thanks
I don't keep an expert in Norwegian contract law on retainer lol. I'd have to ring around to find someone appropriate - like any normal person.
I'm sure if I ask some old friends (post launch when I can see that my txs/claim is blocked) I can find someone to take it 'no-win no fee'. I don't see any point in doing anything before then since I invested with btc and don't have a static IP... I've also not used slack for months or shared my IP. I'm not sure how you could possibly know which addresses belong to me tbh. Perhaps you can, but then if you block my txs I will just be able to claim the BTC value of the peak of whatever bubble comes so I really don't see how I can lose. There is no need for me to contact any lawyers until I see you have blocked my txs as far as I can see.
James, you seem to have forgot that we had quite a few chats prior. If you choose to sell refunded software OTC then that is between you and whomever poor customer you sell it to, that's your legal obligation. You have been informed thoroughly of this before such an event, so legally that is 100% on you.
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