Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1879. (Read 2984910 times)

Received, thx! While acc's harvesting, can I close browser page like in Nxt?

already PMed to you

+1 making 1500$ just by commenting on an article is very good pr stuff. Wait until 1stake = 15000$, 150000$ or more then I could see the story of buying a pizza for millions dollar all over again, only slightly different with NEM.

For all the complaints about the article - I don't see anyone having written an article themselves in order to publicize NEM.


The reality is this guy said he made $1500 just by commenting on an article and that's the stuff which appeals to the Average Joe.  We could easily circulate that article around the net on threads with titles like: "How I made $1500 just by posting a comment on an article" and the amount of views it would get is virtually unlimited and it's good publicity for NEM.  Any publicity is good publicity.  

Don't forget that tons of people came into Crypto Currencies because they heard about Bitcoin hitting $1200.   Yes people came into Bitcoin just because of that and it gave them inspiration that they could repeat that sort of success by buying Bitcoin themselves or going into alternates.  Going years back, guys bragging about making a few bucks mining is what also brought in people into Bitcoin.

So yes I am certain if we circulated that article around the internet it would bring a lot of people into NEM.

For all the complaints about the article - I don't see anyone having written an article themselves in order to publicize NEM.


The reality is this guy said he made $1500 just by commenting on an article and that's the stuff which appeals to the Average Joe.  We could easily circulate that article around the net on threads with titles like: "How I made $1500 just by posting a comment on an article" and the amount of views it would get is virtually unlimited and it's good publicity for NEM.  Any publicity is good publicity.  

Don't forget that tons of people came into Crypto Currencies because they heard about Bitcoin hitting $1200.   Yes people came into Bitcoin just because of that and it gave them inspiration that they could repeat that sort of success by buying Bitcoin themselves or going into alternates.  Going years back, guys bragging about making a few bucks mining is what also brought in people into Bitcoin.

So yes I am certain if we circulated that article around the internet it would bring a lot of people into NEM.

miss information in an article does more damage than good. id rather see no article on LTB than read something as bad as that. read the comments. you cant say that that will help nem in any way shape or form. it makes nem sound like just another shit copy coin and now people will believe that and go around telling everyone else who asks what nem is.

and i wasnt being uncivil. i havnt insulted anyone or been rude to anyone. just stated facts. thats all.

Folks,

Seems like nem forum registration is still biffed (anyone else having success?)

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No.  We talked with the NODE people about this and we weren't satisfied with their conclusions.  There's also a thread on the NODE sockpuppet and it's very controversial (and an entertaining read, especially when people began to criticize their methods and then labelling whole groups of people as socks even though evidence points to the contrary that they're not related to each other).

They were relying heavily on "intuition".  Like there was a Hill and another user Rockhill, who are long time users of Bitcointalk, who were grouped together on a name basis by NODE even though these people were clearly not the same individual.  Then they were also grouping some people by an ISP, which is bollocks because in some countries there's only one or two major ISP companies.

there was calls for a second audit but it quickly devolved into a NODE styled witchhunt and people were getting terrified of getting their stakes taken away, not for being socks but because it was devolving into "let's just start taking stakes away from hundreds of people for no reason", so it was canned.

There are more productive things we should be focusing on

miss information in an article does more damage than good. id rather see no article on LTB than read something as bad as that. read the comments. you cant say that that will help nem in any way shape or form. it makes nem sound like just another shit copy coin and now people will believe that and go around telling everyone else who asks what nem is.

and i wasnt being uncivil. i havnt insulted anyone or been rude to anyone. just stated facts. thats all.

Posting this here for more exposure: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2280.msg3284#msg3284

Hopefully, we have some talented people in the community who want to help out .

[Also, NEM forum registration should be working again]

thanks. i couldnt let it go unheard. i couldnt believe what i was reading.

please everyone go to http://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/how-i-got-1500-for-commenting-on-an-article and upvote my comment. people need to read the truth.

god dammit. "its a clone of nxt".

nothing mentioned about the innovations.

did didnt do any research what so ever.

that article does more bad than it does good.

god dammit. "its a clone of nxt".

nothing mentioned about the innovations.

did didnt do any research what so ever.

that article does more bad than it does good.

god dammit. "its a clone of nxt".

nothing mentioned about the innovations.

did didnt do any research what so ever.

that article does more bad than it does good.

I made an earlier post about Ethereum some week or two ago, you are encouraged to read it.  Ethereum is a copyrighting coin but a larger version of Mastercoin.  They spend a lot of time spamming YouTube and articles which are only read by a few hundred.  Surprisingly they've recently had a video with 6000 views but that was over two months, a day old video of a kitten playing with yarn can get more views.

It's a ponzi scheme ran by wealthy investors and there is even a Goldman Sachs' connection.  Nobody wants to contribute to a get quick rich scheme benefiting a few people hence most stay away from that.  After all how is Vitalik flying around the world, staying in hotels and partying it up at conventions?  There's money coming from somewhere.

  With a $30 million IPO, I am not going to invest $1K or $10K as I would only get 0.00003% to 0.0003% of all Ether.  That translates to risking a huge amount of capital (for an average Joe at least) on a coin that may not go past $40 million.   The people who invested into Mastercoin / Maidsafe would had made more money buying Doge, NxT, Darkcoin, et cetera.

Honestly big IPOs or wealthy investors doesn't mean jack.  Crypto currencies don't have an issue in funding but an issue in educating consumers to use their coin over say Bitcoin or a money transfer like Paypal.  No amount of wealthy investors can change that, to be honest.  In Bitcoin and Doge's case - that was all offline viral P2P advertising (like telling your friends to use Bitcoin) or forum advertising.  I learned about crypto currencies from reading an internet forum and I don't think that person was being paid to promote BTC.