Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1411. (Read 2985369 times)

Yes I did and I stand by that. I also couldn't aggree more that xtester is the model NEMster.
2 things though. 1 - I've only been unprofessional on forums. Never have I represented NEM to an outsider in a an unprofessional maner. You gotta realize that this is btt. This is where trolls go to die and the worst kind of people gather around. I'm not going to take all the shit from clowns that think they can get away with anything just because they're anonymous. I have to be above that if I'm communicating officially for NEM but not when I'm talking to a troll who couldn't see a serious project if it bit him in the ass. Granted - people may disagree with that approach but that leads me to my second point. After launch I will not have that same role anymore. Once redemption is over I'll have done my "official" part and be just another member of the community. I'll keep supporting NEM and I'll stay active but I won't represent NEM in any way shape or form. None of the people that are mentioned in the OP (except core devs obviously) actually intended to be somehow officially part of the NEM team. Like xtester said - they just got things done.

And here's another thing I want everyone to think about.

Most people come here with their demands and expectations. Think about what happend so far when the devs asked you guys todo something for them.
People were asked to test the alpha. What happend ? The testnet was practically deserted which is why many problems were only discovered in BETA which also led to delays in launch.
People were asked to vote for NEM on hitbtc.com. Pathetic clone coins got more votes because the communtiy couldn't even get their asses up to klick a link once a day. Thankfully people with brains that work on exchanges saw the potential in NEM and actually approached us to work with them to add NEM (and ofc xtester did a fantastic job in contacting further exchanges and service providers).
You guys may see reason to be dissapointed by the devs but they have just as much reason to be dissapointed in you or rather a big part of the community.
There is a huge movement of great people growing on telegram. Those people have gotten more done in 2 months than the entire community has in the last year. BTT is just the necessary evil we have to deal with for the time being. You wanna help NEM and are excited about the project ? Join the official channels and best ignore btt.

https://twitter.com/nemcoin will have the latest news 

Quite a few walls of text on this thread recently 

NEM will launch when it is ready. We are still finding bugs (just check out https://github.com/NewEconomyMovement/NemCommunityClient/issues to see some of the issues we need to deal with) and doing numerous things that are needed for launch. All of the devs are pretty busy, so we are trying to spend more time working on NEM than trolling BTT 

The launch of real NEM is of course important, but you don't have to wait until launch to get involved. NEM is not only about XEM (the coin), but about creating a decentralized platform to enable people to reach their full potential. We want to empower everyone by creating an environment where people will have equality of opportunity. Money is a quantization of human life, as we all convert our time into money by working (well, most of us, anyway). By removing barriers and empowering the flow of money and information, NEM will empower individuals to do some amazing things. I just hope people use this freedom to make the world a better place.

This post has a lot of great insight. I think once we have m of n multisig, it will solve this potential problem and help to realize some amazing possibilities w.r.t. the creation of DAOs. 

Thanks to everyone who has filed issues.

xTester you never fail to disappoint,

The launch of NEM should hopefully change the crypto landscape in the middle of such a slump.
All the $^%tcoins will die off and we will see them all dumped in exchange for high quality crypto investments such as NXT and NEM.
In turn BTC volume will increase as people buy BTC to exchange for such currencies.

LTC will also die a slow death.

Thanks, I think its better not to be in a hurry and make NEM much more better and not launch it yet at this time all is a bad situation and its better to launch in better times, launching now will make NEM get deep down in misery, don't you  agree?

Hopefully the dev team will be able to post some updates during the following days. In any case, we will send messages, post on twitter and facebook as well as medium, and use all our channels to let people know when it's ready.

Official launch and distribution of real NEM         - raw estimate: February 2015

Please can you let us know when? Will you send us an email?

I think that NEMs huge problem is that it wasn't launched in November before the current BTC slaughter and all ongoing ALT slaughter. I know, you might tell how NEM wasn't ready, multisig wasn't ready etc.. and I agree with this, but I think huge opportunity has been passed. Crypto is in a big slump and it will take time for it to get out of this slump. Problem with NEM is that will be launched in the midst of the crypto storm crisis.

Look at NXT, they are constantly delivering but the price is plummeting and trust me, there is not even that many whales unloading at the moment. You might say how NXT is worst than NEM but I don't agree, feature wise it will take NEM a good year of development to catch up its bigger brother. I have read a prediction somewhere how in 2015, 80% of ALTs will loose 80% of value. I think this is exactly happening and keeping this in mind, NEM is just coming at the bad moment.

And just to add, this is why I am pissed by all the delays since my claimed stake is now stuck. In the crypto world, investment climate is changing very fast. What seemed good in October doesn't seem that good in February.

Give me the word and i'm ready to support nem as much as i can. Gunna get me some banana's and servers set up to help support the network on release.

dandruff1138, some interesting thoughts you have there. On the one hand it seems like you have it all figured out, on the other, the picture looks quite unlike the real one.

To be honest I can appreciate your concerns but please bare in mind that there are some critical things you have to understand about what's being done here. NEM is an organic project, an experiment of sorts in which we test the validity of the decentralization idea and the bottom-up hypothesis while at the same time attempting to build something novel and innovative. The group of people working and contributing to NEM have come to do so through a self-selecting mechanism which ensures that the highest contributors gradually receive a more important position which enables them to contribute even more. Unfortunately there was not enough time for our mechanism to optimize for professionalism, instead it optimized for two of the most important things NEM needs: 1)people who get things done and 2)people we can count on. This is where Pat, Kod, myself and a lot of others come in. However, since this mechanism works through trial and error it is inevitable that you'll be able to find mistakes if that's what you're looking for, but trust me, along with the dev team these guys have put an immense amount of work in this project. This is why they're here, and not surprisingly, to some extent this is why NEM keeps moving forward. Having said that, we do understand there's a part for professionalism and constantly strive for improvement and appreciate thoughtful feedback.

In any case, there is a lot of room for people who really want to help and can do things. This is NEM, remember? This is the economy where you can help solve the problems. It all depends on you... and everybody else here.  

Thank you for your response. Some humility in the future will certainly pay off in the professionalism aspect. You are part of the NEM team according to the OP. As a representative of any movement/company I would expect you to be professional at all times. I have witnessed you in other threads insulting other coins/threads and even discussing your bowel movements and such. All while having a NEM signature and being listed on the OP as n official member of this movement. You would not get away with this in a legitimate business and you should be more considerate of the Movement you represent. That was my only point.

Glad to hear that this March date is the real deal. I am very excited... again. Thank you for your reply.

Thank you for your response.

I just spent like 30 minutes typing out as detailed of responses as I could give to you about all the questions you had. At this point I don't think there is much more I can add but you still do not seem satisfied in the answers you have received.

As for professionalism, I really hope I am being as friendly and polite as possible. If you have felt negatively about anything I have said, I apologize. I can only answer your questions to the best of my ability.

I provided examples that were requested. I disagree with your blame on the community but that is where we will have to agree to disagree. My question is can you as a representative of NEM say you are more confident in a March launch date then the official December date?

Well you even admitted yourself as being unprofessional and "shitty" on the NEM Forum, where all the "serious" discussion takes place. You also then claimed to not be a formal member of the team, but you are listed as a "Marketer/helper" on the OP, like it or not you are a representative of NEM, and some of the replies I have seen from you on forums if you were representing a business, you more than likely would no longer be employed by that business.

And let us not forget the biggest NEM unprofessional black eye of them all, UtopianFuture, but we have set a stage where we are trying to move beyond that, so in fact I should not be putting that into the equation admittedly, but you did request examples.

Kotycoon has been a huge contributor but we have seen multiple examples of mistake "posts" where apologies were warrented in other threads/forums.

And we have seen very Sullen responses at times from team members to questions. Trolls or TrollFudders should be responded to professionally or outright ignored.

Xtester has been the poster child for professionalism, and I would like a statement of intent from the representatives in this coin that they intend to conduct themselves more professionally in the future, as an investor that would give me much more confidence in this project.

Edit* "Only realistic dates are being given as estimates. So yes, march is realisitc. " December was once official and realistic launch date. What makes this date more realistic?

I won't quote anymore because the posts are getting extremely long.

But let me address your concerns about the estimated dates not being met for several times.

I understand that is frustrating and confusing. Everyone is excited about launch, and when the date comes that launch was targeted to happen and another delay hits... it's really frustrating for everyone.

The thing is, there is really nothing that can be done about this. Either the devs do not give any sort of estimate at all and force everyone to wait in the dark until the day of launch happens as a surprise, or they try and give estimates and risk potential community disappoint when those estimated targets are not hit.

Software development, especially of this nature, is extremely complex. The devs are trying to give as realistic of an estimate as possible, but I cannot convey enough how difficult it is to actually meet a target deadline when it comes to developing such complicated software. An unforeseen bug can cause serious delays, and that is nobody's fault. The devs are not robots; they will make mistakes. That is why the core of NEM must be tested carefully and thoroughly before launch. Launching with a critical bug in the core code could literally mean the end of NEM.

It is unrealistic to expect the devs to be able to say "we are launching on such and such date" and force them to adhere to that. Can we agree on that?

Basically it comes down to the fact that you can't make everyone happy. If no estimated target dates were ever set, people would complain that they are being left in the dark. If a date is set and missed, which is highly likely in software development, people will complain. There simply is no way to make every single person in the community happy when it comes to the launch date.

All that I can say is that it will happen when it happens. Right now, as far as I can tell, things are looking good with multisig and no critical bugs have been reported that I know of. So as of right now, at the very latest, a release by March seems likely. But again, I am no dev nor do I have any inside knowledge of how the beta testing is going so I am in no way a definitive source.

Only realistic dates are being given as estimates. So yes, march is realisitc.

What that has been done so far do you consider unprofessional ?