I am very glad to hear you are taking the input of the forum so far. I respect that you have these ideas and what you are trying to do with them but be warned it might be a lot more work to implement them then you think. The problem is, the only thing you are offering for your work is future stake in your coin. Someone really has to believe in your coin to work on it that much. You may have a lot easier time offering a more immediate solution like paying in bitcoin. I would personally never commit to an idea that still has to have all the technical details ironed out and with such little knowledge about the end product. You may get lucky and find someone but why would someone develop a coin for you instead of developing it themselves when the entire profit comes from them completing the project? Also to give out these rewards you have to premine a coin, something that will cause a coin to die fast or generate a lot of hate from the mining community.
nahallacman: One of the main attractions to partner in my projects (apart from the innovation aspect) is the branding and generic nature of the names which will attract 'coin' investors and speculators. As discussed earlier my skill set is branding and many coins are launched that have poor and amateurish branding. Longevity is based on not only the pump and dump investors buying the coin but it reaching and penetrating the wider consumer user/marketplace. A coin that looks like poor clip art will not survive in the larger consumer market as consumers and end users are looking for strength, quality and reliability.
I am aware that many of the current coins have been developed by programming experts who like me are weak in their symbiotic skill sets that lead to overall success. Branding and ID are key to a coins long term success and at the moment I completely lack the tech expertise to compliment my strengths on the branding side.
The relationship between tech experts and design/branding experts is very important and I'm looking for a DEV who can see the potential of my branding abilities so that the relationship is mutually complimentary and the formula of our success. Again going back to my Ford Car and motoring analogy design and streamling the chasis is as important as the mechanics and machinery underneath that make the car work.
End consumers are usually less worried about what lies beneath a product and exactly how it works... they just want it to work, perform well, look great and be a great ride. the same applies for nearly every product on the commercial market which is why design and branding is key to success.
Did you check out the branding concepts which I have uploaded to my hotmail Skydrive.
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=7EDDC4E32F15408%21122Would appreciate your initial feedback here.