Topic: NEM - Totalitarian Censorship & Poorly Run Community (Read 2331 times)
LOL at this thread. OP is liar. DE is paranoid, he sees communists behind every corner, but truth is, they hide under his bed!!!
Yea this whole thing is shocking. I am screwed out of my support of NEM because of my military service. Can't they just look on the blockchain to see I did indeed donate?
The Nemwits are communists and nothing about communism is "fair". The entire Nemwit movement is a very transparent communist scam started by that lying, stealing, cheat UtopianFuture and his cronies.
Yea this whole thing is shocking. I am screwed out of my support of NEM because of my military service. Can't they just look on the blockchain to see I did indeed donate?
So much for NEM being the "FAIR" cryptocurrency.
You got banned from the forum probably - and this is really just a guess - because you opened multiple threads like this and posted about this topic in every active thread you could find even if the thread wasn't even remotely related to redemption. At some point cleanign up after you in the forum is going to be too much of a hassle. I'm making this guess because i thought about banning you twice but then didn't do it. I guess someone else just finally had enough.
Oh, thanks for letting me know.
Not only did I get banned - so did my whole building based on the IP address.
Guess what else? Every single post was deleted, and every thread I started. I mananged to help your community clear up at least 2 of the loose ends you left dangling.
...Has anyone considered giving me an explanation or referring me to the document where everything is explained?
One day you will see something amazing that I built... and you will wish that you were part of it. I hope you then find out that you could have been, and how you treated the person who built it. And I would love to then be able to invite you to be part of it, regardless. Because that's the sort of community I want to be part of.
How would you feel if you were excited about something, you put your first and only crypto currency you mined into something else, and when you got things together, and rocked up to help out and get involved, this is the welcome you get: "No. Go away. Don't ask questions, we don't care. Sorry you're poor. Shut up or get deleted." What kind of community does that?
Didn't you maybe think about banning because of your own guilt and your inability to deal with it?
It's fine. I'll find something else. I liked what was started here, and sorry I can- and will never be part of it. You can still change that it if you like...
...PMed everyone on btt twice...
I can vouch for one of them personally. Back then, kodtycoon asked for my help in throwing together a script that would PM everyone on the NEM stakeholder list. (He ran it on his own machine, iirc.) I still have that script in my backup drive.
true story. i can screen shot my sent box if anyone should doubt. its literally hundreds of pages of private mails, accrued over days upon days of continuously running the script. btt messaging limitations meant messages had to be sent much much slower than was optimal.
hell, heres a screen shot for anyone who wants proof that every possible effort to reach stake holders was taken:
https://i.imgur.com/e40cBIj.png?1
20 mails per page * 628 pages = 12560 messages. the VAST majority of which were emails sent to nem stake holders.
I appreciate the fact that you made a great effort... what I don't appreciate is that the original promise wasn't delivered on and that once you have put in what you deemed to be "enough work", you think that all is now right because you can get away with it.
That's the way of the world... right?
I'm glad your conscience is clear. Mine wouldn't be. And this summarizes two kinds of people you get in the world - those who keep their promises and those who don't. The promise here was a stake - nothing was mentioned of deadlines or timelines until it became convenient.
Even so, I did check in, and I did follow the rules, and I still couldn't claim. I ask about it in the forums, and all I get is a "no too late". No explanation, no link to a document where it was discussed or someone explains what, why or how. Just "No"'.
To add insult to injury, my account gets deleted, also my posts, and you block the IP of the whole shared office space where I work. That creates an impression of me bringing up a touchy subject that nobody is willing to rationally talk about.
This being something so trivial, I would hate to think what would happen if a really important decision needed to be taken, and there was disagreement. Would the same people just delete or ban all the accounts of everyone who didn't agree, so they too can "wash their hands in innocence" and say - look! We have a unanimous victory! What a great community! We all agree! How wonderful!
DecentralizeEconomics: Why so butthurt? 
Because he signed up for a free stake and a mob of angry NEMhead wanted UtopianFuture to deny him his stake because he got into arguments with some of them. I have to say, it was a bad time that will only appear in underground histories of NEM's early days.
I hope someone will make some summary of that history, it should be interesting reading
I actually did in 2014, but it's a lengthy read.
DecentralizeEconomics: Why so butthurt?
Because he signed up for a free stake and a mob of angry NEMhead wanted UtopianFuture to deny him his stake because he got into arguments with some of them. I have to say, it was a bad time that will only appear in underground histories of NEM's early days.
I hope someone will make some summary of that history, it should be interesting reading
the devs used bitcoins history of transactions, somehow, i dont know how, to fine tune the algorithm over the course of months upon months of research and analysis. i think it will be perfectly ok.
Yes, I know. I have already checked NEM block explorers and the transaction activity was very small. So at this moment it seems not to be a problem.
But I have already discussed this topic with a member of the NEM community: Long-term, if NEM had (let's say) 10x of transaction volume and market cap, it would become profitable for all big NXT holders to transfer their NEM from address to address regularly. That is even stated in the whitepaper, with the following "tone": if it's profitable for all then it's not an attack vector.
The problem is that those additional transactions not only bloat the blockchain (then it would not be that problematic as we would have a sort of "proof of capacity" algorithm, like a "disguised Burstcoin") , but also take bandwidth. And bandwidth is one of the major bottlenecks of the transaction capacity of cryptocurrencies.
We'll see ... maybe that's less a problem than I think, but I'll continue to watch it.
DecentralizeEconomics: Why so butthurt?
Because he signed up for a free stake and a mob of angry NEMhead wanted UtopianFuture to deny him his stake because he got into arguments with some of them. I have to say, it was a bad time that will only appear in underground histories of NEM's early days.
...PMed everyone on btt twice...
I can vouch for one of them personally. Back then, kodtycoon asked for my help in throwing together a script that would PM everyone on the NEM stakeholder list. (He ran it on his own machine, iirc.) I still have that script in my backup drive.
true story. i can screen shot my sent box if anyone should doubt. its literally hundreds of pages of private mails, accrued over days upon days of continuously running the script. btt messaging limitations meant messages had to be sent much much slower than was optimal.
Hi, kod!
Geez, that was so long ago I had to check my Sent box to see if it was you or me who sent 'em all out... 
DecentralizeEconomics: Why so butthurt?
He belongs to NXT, nothing more to say. 
DecentralizeEconomics: Why so butthurt?
It is true that NEM's distribution was not the best, but it is also far from being the worst in the altcoin world. I didn't participate because it was looking like a scam at first - prices were higher every couple of days, there was no roadmap, and first it was a simple NXT clone.
But the devs have delivered a decent cryptocurrency with an interesting extension to proof of stake. PoI is not solving every problem of PoS (and probably has the same problems regarding N@S attacks), but as I repeatedly pointed out, it is an algorithm that favours crypto businesses like exchanges and online wallets. That is good for small cryptocurrencies, as these are just the services that they need to grow.
The danger of PoI is that probably when NEM really grows (e.g. is used at least on the level like actual Bitcoin) it will have problems with scalability because the PoI algorithm, in some ways, favours blockchain spam.
But the devs have delivered a decent cryptocurrency with an interesting extension to proof of stake. PoI is not solving every problem of PoS (and probably has the same problems regarding N@S attacks), but as I repeatedly pointed out, it is an algorithm that favours crypto businesses like exchanges and online wallets. That is good for small cryptocurrencies, as these are just the services that they need to grow.
The danger of PoI is that probably when NEM really grows (e.g. is used at least on the level like actual Bitcoin) it will have problems with scalability because the PoI algorithm, in some ways, favours blockchain spam.
the devs used bitcoins history of transactions, somehow, i dont know how, to fine tune the algorithm over the course of months upon months of research and analysis. i think it will be perfectly ok.
That was the algo that denied stakes to any real people besides UtopianFuture and the devs / mods, but made sure that all your sockpuppets got their fair share, right?
...PMed everyone on btt twice...
I can vouch for one of them personally. Back then, kodtycoon asked for my help in throwing together a script that would PM everyone on the NEM stakeholder list. (He ran it on his own machine, iirc.) I still have that script in my backup drive.
true story. i can screen shot my sent box if anyone should doubt. its literally hundreds of pages of private mails, accrued over days upon days of continuously running the script. btt messaging limitations meant messages had to be sent much much slower than was optimal.
hell, heres a screen shot for anyone who wants proof that every possible effort to reach stake holders was taken:
20 mails per page * 628 pages = 12560 messages. the VAST majority of which were emails sent to nem stake holders.
12560 messages / 10 real people = 1256 sockpuppets / stakes per person
Some of the more intelligent of us see past your games, but at least you tried.
I actually don't think this was a classic PandDu
it was what 2 years in the makeing....no..they could have pump and dumped much earlier if it was the case....why wait?
Most PandDu's go in a few months then out.
it was what 2 years in the makeing....no..they could have pump and dumped much earlier if it was the case....why wait?
Most PandDu's go in a few months then out.
Hi All
So I, along with at least 30 other people that I have come across in the last few months, have invested in the NEM ICO.
They had a redemption period, effectively, of just a few months - with very poor communication - and many people missed this - the result was that they simply kept those people's stakes and just told them sorry when they come looking to redeem or get more involved.
Well, since I have gotten involved in their forum, and helped clean up some dead links and old sites that made NEM look bad, even though I was denied my stake.
And now... Poof. My whole email domain is blocked from registering on the forum, my account is deleted and all my IP addresses that I've used on the forum are blacklisted (I share public IPs with a few hundred other ISP customers from the various buildings where I access the internet) - completely from registering or logging in!
And all my old posts are WIPED!
CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT?! NEM - Egalitarian? Wow.
Now this has gotten me thinking - if a "movement" with such a bad attitude can get so much traction - just imagine what a good community with the same sort of notions, and more ability to include people and better powers of execution can do... and one that actually has some good grounding to stand on. An added benefit would be to make good to people who can prove that they have been sidelined from the NEM "hyprocrite" community.
I am investigating ways that I can win back the dignity of those of us who "donated" to NEM, and got only abuse and insult in return.
Are there any of you reading this? Do you have any ideas? I have now given up on NEM to make good, so lets band together and figure out something for ourselves?
I would like to try to create what we saw in NEM - but what in NEM seems to only an empty promise.
Are you a well standing member of the NEM community itself? Do you condone this behaviour of your moderators and those running your project? I would hope not, and I would urge you to think where that could lead and act accordingly... doesn't this just fly in the face of everything Cryptocurrency and especially an "Egalitarian" one, stands for? Would you like to see competition rise out of those you sidelined? Or would you be willing to start a fund and donate some of your stake to that fund, to make good with the > 2% of your community that you cut out just because they were tending to other things?...
So I, along with at least 30 other people that I have come across in the last few months, have invested in the NEM ICO.
They had a redemption period, effectively, of just a few months - with very poor communication - and many people missed this - the result was that they simply kept those people's stakes and just told them sorry when they come looking to redeem or get more involved.
Well, since I have gotten involved in their forum, and helped clean up some dead links and old sites that made NEM look bad, even though I was denied my stake.
And now... Poof. My whole email domain is blocked from registering on the forum, my account is deleted and all my IP addresses that I've used on the forum are blacklisted (I share public IPs with a few hundred other ISP customers from the various buildings where I access the internet) - completely from registering or logging in!
And all my old posts are WIPED!
CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT?! NEM - Egalitarian? Wow.
Now this has gotten me thinking - if a "movement" with such a bad attitude can get so much traction - just imagine what a good community with the same sort of notions, and more ability to include people and better powers of execution can do... and one that actually has some good grounding to stand on. An added benefit would be to make good to people who can prove that they have been sidelined from the NEM "hyprocrite" community.
I am investigating ways that I can win back the dignity of those of us who "donated" to NEM, and got only abuse and insult in return.
Are there any of you reading this? Do you have any ideas? I have now given up on NEM to make good, so lets band together and figure out something for ourselves?
I would like to try to create what we saw in NEM - but what in NEM seems to only an empty promise.
Are you a well standing member of the NEM community itself? Do you condone this behaviour of your moderators and those running your project? I would hope not, and I would urge you to think where that could lead and act accordingly... doesn't this just fly in the face of everything Cryptocurrency and especially an "Egalitarian" one, stands for? Would you like to see competition rise out of those you sidelined? Or would you be willing to start a fund and donate some of your stake to that fund, to make good with the > 2% of your community that you cut out just because they were tending to other things?...
Bagholder detected
It is true that NEM's distribution was not the best, but it is also far from being the worst in the altcoin world. I didn't participate because it was looking like a scam at first - prices were higher every couple of days, there was no roadmap, and first it was a simple NXT clone.
But the devs have delivered a decent cryptocurrency with an interesting extension to proof of stake. PoI is not solving every problem of PoS (and probably has the same problems regarding N@S attacks), but as I repeatedly pointed out, it is an algorithm that favours crypto businesses like exchanges and online wallets. That is good for small cryptocurrencies, as these are just the services that they need to grow.
The danger of PoI is that probably when NEM really grows (e.g. is used at least on the level like actual Bitcoin) it will have problems with scalability because the PoI algorithm, in some ways, favours blockchain spam.
But the devs have delivered a decent cryptocurrency with an interesting extension to proof of stake. PoI is not solving every problem of PoS (and probably has the same problems regarding N@S attacks), but as I repeatedly pointed out, it is an algorithm that favours crypto businesses like exchanges and online wallets. That is good for small cryptocurrencies, as these are just the services that they need to grow.
The danger of PoI is that probably when NEM really grows (e.g. is used at least on the level like actual Bitcoin) it will have problems with scalability because the PoI algorithm, in some ways, favours blockchain spam.
I'm not surprised in the least. NEM was started by that lying, cheating, stealing communist UtopianFuture who claimed literally hundreds of stakes for free. They have a lot of nerve denying anybody their stake after that fiasco. I'm sorry that those communists robbed you and violated your freedom of speech.
When it was discovered devs of the coin were defrauding people and claiming multiple stakes themselves, I don't see how this coin didn't just die right on the spot back then.
price increasing - trolls incoming 
What a shitty thread.
What a shitty thread.
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