Topic: [LTCD] LitecoinDark.com ★ Scrypt ★ Difficulty Shield ★ Multipool ★ Fast - page 2. (Read 368577 times)

agree, the airtime is not good for us.
do something real.

@rastuss,

I believe it is the responsibility of all of us, me included, to run these pump and dump preachers out of here. Identify them and call them out on the bullshit.

They come here for one reason. To fraud you and everybody else out of coins.

@rastuss,

I believe it is the responsibility of all of us, me included, to run these pump and dump preachers out of here. Identify them and call them out on the bullshit.

They come here for one reason. To fraud you and everybody else out of coins.

Please rise above this in your new role. You need to show professionalism and not even give negativity like this airtime.

I take exception to the tone of your post. To me, this time you are just FUD.

Who the HELL are you to preach about lessons?

Tired of you P&D shits coming in here and stinking the place up.

The remainder of your message is based on what?!?! Are you here in my house? Do you see no white-board, files and contact sheets, Skype, 4 VoIP lines, 3 live monitors, etc etc? NO?!?!
Right. Because you aren't here and you don't know shit.

Just lies you make up to manipulate price.

GTFO.

I hope some of you have learned a valuable lesson here.

And if 2.0 is so ground-breaking, why would he just pass his unique idea onto someone else take over?

Maybe he's a nice guy. Maybe he wouldn't pass it on. Only he can say.

We're not talking about some short 5-10 page document.  We're talking about a 50+ page technical specification.  I have no objections to making it available, but it will go through official channels and I will not release it directly to the public.  That responsibility will lie in the hands of the new development team who will have the final say-so regarding its validity and weight.

I want to see the entire project achieve its full potential. Robbert's vision and Troll's innovations both.

Ok so if i understand correctly, gen 2.0 will be completed and be implemented into ltcd.
No doubts about that right?

I just want to see Trolls creation come alive

So many things to address here.  As I cannot speak for anyone other than myself, I will only address questions that I can answer objectively.

(Also note, I realize I am quoting a post made by the new lead developer, but I am primarily addressing the same questions he addressed and only where it will add to the discussion.)


We're not talking about some short 5-10 page document.  We're talking about a 50+ page technical specification.  I have no objections to making it available, but it will go through official channels and I will not release it directly to the public.  That responsibility will lie in the hands of the new development team who will have the final say-so regarding its validity and weight.


Yes, my work is significantly different from anything appearing in the currently available source tree, and until the new dev team has a chance to look over the Gen 2 whitepaper, the extents of these differences aren't known by anyone other than myself.  This would make it extremely difficult for someone else to implement.  This is the main reason I am still volunteering access to the gen 2 paper.


Indeed, I am willing to assist as much as my time will allow, even if only on a consulting basis.  That said, my time is increasingly short as of late.


To the contrary, I feel no offense at the issue whatsoever.  My reasons for leaving the team were not due to issues with other members.  As stated in this thread, I have had personal issues as well as time constraints with my day job(s) that have required me to focus my attention elsewhere.


I would not be opposed to this, however, I do have a lot of things in my day-to-day life which are the priority at the moment, and I do not feel that it is in the best interests of the LTCD community to needlessly wait for updates while I get my affairs in order.  In the meantime, I feel that LTCD's codebase and community are in more than capable hands with the new team.



This question seems to me that someone never understood (no matter how many times I reiterated) that I was never in this for money.  I was in it to advance the tech.  I don't see why I alone should be the benefactor.  Redesigning the architecture is still one of my goals, but my priorities lie elsewhere at the moment, and I feel this team is, again, more than capable of implementing my architecture given access to the proper documentation.


This statement is a bit of an inaccuracy.  I was never "hired help".  I was always a volunteer.  I was never paid for my work and never asked for compensation of any kind  (aside from the original bounty for a linux wallet which was never received.)  If you go back and re-read the first few pages of this thread, you can see the story of how I joined unfold for yourself.



The new team has this well in hand.  I have their contact information and will make contact as soon as I have something to give them.  I cannot be rushed in the matter, but I have not given up on LTCD, the 2.0 architecture, or the community in general.  And I certainly have faith in the new dev team to have both the skills needed as well as the time required to make advancement a reality.