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You post crappy FUD. You don't ask relevant or interesting question, you are an obvious stupid hater and you troll very
very badly. You're not even good at it, seriously. I hope nobody's paying you to discredit XMR, because the way you do it, that would be 100% wasted money.
Do you really want to discuss it here? Nice!
Could it somehow be that the reason I'm bad at trolling is that I'm not trying to troll? Can't I express my
real opinion instead? Is it prohibited by XMR core team? Is it the target for newbie bot accounts to discredit freedom of speech (not pointing at you currently)?
What can be done to make you happy?
-The underlying software is being worked on
-The price is just fine, and liquid
-People come here and post every day
-Word is spreading every day
. . .and you make a point to overexaggerate anything that can be used as an edge .. you're literally the first person in line with a pitchfork and a torch at the drop of a hat.
You make an illogical assumption that the developers have released a press release that totally makes them look scummy (literally nobody on the dev team would logically do this IMO - but you'd know that if you talked to a couple of them a little bit), after you flip out over literally two characters in code. Monero is shaping up to be something nobody thought it could have been three months ago and things seem insanely tense because of that .. but what more do you want?
Do you really think that someone on the dev team would go and release that right after this was said in a coin source article?
Is a negative response towards anonymous currencies from governments and law enforcement a threat to Monero? How will Monero respond to criticism of anonymity?
David – First by not being anonymous if you don’t want to. Monero is private by default, optionally transparent (just like cash!) – the details of individual transactions, or even of an entire wallet, can be revealed publicly or privately. Plus, the developpers are publicly accessible. You can Google my name and the French and South Africa governments could knock at our door if they need someone to talk to. We play fair with everyone, governments included.
Or are you just looking for something to rage about? Really, what do you want out of this?