They'd have to try really hard to make this an even bigger mess. No offense but that thing really was nothing but a mess.

Maybe people who wanna test should also join slack or telegram (check jabos signature for links).

It's all about adoption. You can have killer features all you want. If noone uses them you might as well not have them. Without widespread adoption any alt - no matter what features it has - will stagnate or fail alltogether at some point.
This is the crux of pretty much the entire altcoin scene and I haven't seen any project geaining adoption on any significant level so far.  I'm happy to be corrected on that though

How exactly does that voting system work though ?
It's funny that once can give 3 votes at once

Thanks. I was under the impression that it was an additional feature besides multi-sig.

Yeah that would be awesome but I doubt VALVE would partner up. If anything they'd introduce their own alternative currency. I actually think they have some sort of tokens but I don't know what exaclty you can do with those. You can't buy games with them though.

If anyone has contacts though - please reach out

I'm sorry to interrup the discussion but is there any technical documentation where i can read up on the second password feature and how exactly it works ?

There is no way to redeem it because none of those systems ar in place anymore. There was a portal setup for that. If we let 1 redeem we open the floodgates.
Also I don't think anyone still has "the original list". I deleted all my copies of everything related to redemption with a huge smile on my face knowing that it was finally over.

No need for your address. Just import your key and it'll know your adress.

your browser should open right after the black windows is closed immidiately.
Try opening your browsers and goto http://127.0.0.1:7777 after the black windows closed.

no it isn't. i just tried it again and it worked.

password is nem.

Deinstallier noch mal alles und dann entferne alles aus dem nem Ordner (C:\Users\%username%\nem). Mach vor unbedingt ein Backup von deiner wallet. Du kannst das mit dem Client machen, oder du kannst die files aus dem o.g. Ordner selbst irgendwo hinkopieren. Wenn du deinen privaten Schlüssel irgendwo gesichert hast dann reicht das auch und du musst dich nicht um die files kümmern.

Dann installier noch mal und es sollte funktionieren.
Wenn du deinen privaten Schlüssel parat hast (den kann dir der Client auch sagen) dann kannst du auch die neue Lightwallet probieren http://bob.nem.ninja/lightwallet-standalone-1.7-cdn-nginx1.8.zip. <-- Empfohlen für alle die mit dem andern client hoffnungslos scheitern.


For anyone wondern...He's just having trouble with NCC. No new problem either.

I think they got the path wrong. Shouldn't it be ":" to declare assets and not another "." ?

That argument doesn't make any sense. Ask the guy that bought that pizza with bitcoins. If you don't wanna risk it then don't buy a namespace. Also you didn't pay 1 EUR per XEM for the XEMs you payed for that namespace with right ? So you didn't pay 50k EUR.

Scaming is harder because there is no marketplace. No buy/sell-orders. Which imho has more downsides than upsides but I'd rather see it implemented in an improved manner later than right now and it's just the same as in NXT and all the other AEs that are basically copies of NXTs.

Even if there was a marketplace scaming would be harder because of namespaces. They are unique. So no more NEMStake with the id 1241254215151 and then another NEMStake with the id 5436262467427247. Noone reads those ids (as proven by all the people that got scamed with that one) and they shouldn't have to.
Once you're established as a trustworthy person you have a well known namespace.

Let's stick with a NXT example.

James could have jl777 as a namespace. 90% of people would trust all assets that belong to that namespace with their life.
There could be jl777.projects:supernet, jl777.projects:pangea and what not.
Noone would be able to scam anyone with similar assets like jl7777.projects:pangea because people can see that the namespace-paths aren't the same (and they can without looking up some id that noone can remember). I mean you can still have a bad day and not see that 4th 7 but it's imho still a big improvement over having to look-up ids because you can't trust the name anyway.

I'm sure NXTs AE has improved a lot since i last checked it out so I'm not trying to trash it. Just taking it as a reference as it's prob the most well known one.

Sounds pretty accurate to me.
There's also the thing that mijin isn't going to be free. So any company that can live with the downsides of a public blockchain can have mijin for free by simply using NEM. The APIs are 100% identical so if they tested mijin (i understand there are a bunch of trials running right now, i think i saw the number 50 a few pages back) they can resue all their previous code.

I guess it's best for you to choose one of the listed hosts. Try to stick with the same host because local storage (which is where your wallet will be stored) works on a per domain basis. So if you switch host you're gonna have to re-create the wallet (which isn't a big deal so long as you have the priv-key and/or password handy). 

Try the lightwallet. Can't do much wrong there http://bob.nem.ninja/lightwallet-standalone-1.7-cdn-nginx1.8.zip .

You can also try http://bob.nem.ninja:7777 but it's recommended to run it locally for security reasons. bob is a node run by a dev though so you should be fine there.

The namespace features aren't implemented in NCC yet. Only in the lightwallet. Those buttens are mere placeholders.