I was thinking the same thing when looking at it yesterday, just not one to post very often & just getting tired of knowing I could help. Had that stage of worrying if I helped the wrong coins all to many times, but tired of just sitting around & love to BBcode (even use github or anyone of the others to show exact changes). Really bad at graphics, but can code them into something & create somewhat of a website/original post style? Thinking there's enough well know bitcointalk users to offer to help with redesigning the OP (would still need someone who can help with graphics)? Just thought I'd throw that out there, as this project doesn't look like some copy/paste & I've helped all to many of those (thinking most had a purpose, some do & the rest just end up defunct).

Edit: The name axiom has a lot of reference, a few of them are quite keen.

Very well designed, just keep a few code copies on github (or any other site) & then you never have to go back to square one

// Many other reasons why that's something missed in many of these applications over the years, seeing each & every change is a + for many reasons

// Even copies of website code & other things are a professional way to keep backups

   I have updated the OP github page (https://github.com/TestingCrypto/ANN-OP-Thread-BBcode/commit/d52584e82417d435131eb6b504c673857f920e17), changing the current discussion & updating the Linux info. Also noticed you added Click to send altcoins to this BTC address, but the insertion was in the middle of the code & should read donate to this address (not send altcoins, quick fix though). Great podcast cryptomommy, everyone enjoy the rest of your weekend & MINT on.

   Just pushed another small update for the OP, adding the Trello Development Board & a few small edits to the layout. I still need to update the wallet time line in the change log on the bottom of the OP, need the devs input on what should be written (1.17 & 2.0.0)? Also when the mintcointeam or cryptomommy log on next, update the Subject line of the original post & keep from an confusion on people checking in on the forum

Here's the update from github for the addition to the OP:
https://github.com/TestingCrypto/ANN-OP-Thread-BBcode/commit/0b5c6c9bc4346c199fd0ad0bac94dbef286d5eb3

//Most of all we want the job to be something you love and enjoy!

Very interested in this, getting extremely bored of just mining (trying to help many others here & there from time to time, mostly charities) & really enjoy BBcoding on the forum (also many other things if requested, having many other skills).

2.0.0 is what it should be, as a major update.

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Software Version (Point Scale)

x.y.z

Where:
x - major release
y - minor release
z - build number
    x = main version number, 1-~.
    y = feature number, 0-9. Increase this number if the change contains new features with or without bug fixes.
    z = hotfix number, 0-~. Increase this number if the change only contains bug fixes.

Are you planing on making a SIMPLE .deb file, understand you want people to build there own & just thinking about the non-tech users (otherwise this is only for educated command line users)?

   Thank you Richie, very honorable of you & let's hope anyone following WATER understands if that time comes. I my self have somewhat been blinded by all the FUD around delisting coins in the past, but it's business & you can't risk business over lack of community (maybe when there was only 100 coins, but not 1000's & more everyday it seems). It's not easy to run some of these applications 24/7/365, let alone servers with many of them & as a builder of well over a decade, thank you again for a great exchange. As I have watched the hard work from day one of Bittrex, as well as many exchanges that have been abandon or hack & many take for granted the ones that work day / night to keep a great platform. Let's hope Do a Bit of Good is still supporting this, as I have donated everything I had & am moving on to ones that are still active in charity (unless by surprise a community or developer shows up, only a hardware guy & not able to do much alone). Anyway, enough with the sob story & 1000's of failed tests

// Out of all this, if even one or two really make it to change the world of charity (as well as many other usages of the blockchain). Then it will be worth it, change isn't easy & sometimes looks hopeless

This ^

   The first concepts of crypto still have the feel of a decade old software, quick tutorials have been around a year or two & in need of a full walk through for far to long (think of installing software a decade ago, then compare to now). If you look how far UI's have come over the years in software, bitcoin & most of the originals could really use this. I compare some of the first to installing the first O.S. right next to the many newest O.S.'s of today (even web browsers would compare), it's still only a tech knowledgeable software utilization & the need for non-technical usage is what is missing (saying this for almost 2 years). Because what's the point if it's to complicated to use, sure many will learn & most will just wait for the learning curve to be a much simpler design.

   Must have been one of Bittrex's paid coins (when they first started), after a year or something they put the weekly code back in & it was way below the thresh-hold for months at a time? People give Cryptys a hard time (they run more apps than any other), Bittrex (sceptical for a long time, but they've always worked with quick fixes & have a great site) handles the newest apps faster & cryptsy or poloniex are more of a longterm site.

   I've watched Clean Water Coin (WATER) since the very first block (mined with the cheapest GPU @ maybe 20Kh/z), as many apps/coins, the idea was something great & I held everything from day one to the peak of Bittrex (last month, so over a year & bought over the last 6 months to donate). The Do a Bit of Good sites donation of WATER was 90% me trying to make something good out of this (a 1/4 mil GIVE as well), but yes the lack of interest is somewhat correct via Bittrex's terms (can't blame them, it's just business & they built a great site.). The original team went through all kinds of trouble (as have 1000's of coins/apps on launch), but it turned out & the app works great. The forum has been a steady launch of apps, very tough to make something with all the look this way & no look that way.

The original developer abandon right after PoW (Original Post Info), a few community members (coders & non-coders, or dev's as most say) tried to build a good community around FIRE & also decided to leave it. If there's no community, there's no development & developers can't do anything about that. FIRE works great (having personally tested over 1000+ wallets, it's resources to run are far less than most), but there's 100's of coins that work & have very small community (or lack of communication). There's also 1000's of them that have been defunct (abandon or broken beyond repair). I know many have spent 100's of hours working on rebuilding FIRE (more than once to help from the abandonment after PoW), really don't get some of these coingen launches & it wouldn't take much to have something working for over a year (last week was 1 year, thought about having a give a way & have spent more time helping in crypto than most do in there full time jobs? I have made less than a penny or cent an hour if you calculate how many hours I've spent trying to help, aside from mining that is). As they say on many other coins, development without some kind of funding is almost a certain failure & the few that have tried to help FIRE didn't have anymore time or money to waste (I have all the time in the world, but having a bad back & no money to help isn't going to get FIRE anywhere). Wish it weren't true, but that's the facts & only a current or new person / group can get FIRE anywhere

// I could spend 100's of hours updating the ANN, website, github & maybe a few other things. It still wouldn't do any good without others helping out, someday maybe FIRE will get it's chance

Wonder how many will look into this hint of bytecoin (you never know about them jokes, sometimes they have meaning to them), not many people can see past all the 1000's of alternative's over the years (most of the originals have a set purpose though, scrypt & many other algorithms)? Depending on how much time one spends on learning this new world of crypto (knowledge is key), seeing the world is not just Windows & Mac/Apple anymore. We now have 100's of Operating Systems, several web browsers, millions of applications & many more things that I could go into detail on... I'm just an uneducated nobody though (Autodidacticism), took over a year (16+ hours a day, 7 days a week of just doing research) in crypto to actually see that it will change the world (look past all the bad news, you'll see more good things it can change)...

// 8 bits = 1 byte ~ pixels

https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs101/bits-bytes.html

First PC ever build piece by piece (over 10 years ago), bought the spare parts from Bits&Bytes

Total time logged in: 50 days, 10 hours and 50 minutes.

Not if you keep a backup of the entire appdata folder, SD cards are getting cheaper everyday & storing a complete backup of everything once a week/month is something I would strongly recommend. Hardware wallets are even more simplified, if they were to come prebuilt with a simple link right on the desktop. Showing the wallet.dat file location, also a text (+ a video would be 10x better for the entire world, google or bing translate would work though. Just might not be as easy to follow as a video, as translations are often not 100% correct at times?) with detailed instructions on using the MINT client. I have actually talked about keeping the spec's of what it takes to run the wallet, just like you would with any other software. Detailed CPU/RAM/HDD needed to run is something that should be in the OP, some will be different & take more depending on the addresses/staking/etc... A minimum requirement is kind of a standard in software, wouldn't hurt to have it on the OP & website though.

// I also sent a message to the mintcointeam account with an update to the block explorer list, adding PressTab's block explorer to the OP. Great work, nice to see another place to find all the charts/info one is looking for & even a few new features

https://github.com/TestingCrypto/ANN-OP-Thread-BBcode/commit/6481dfd29219d9a82f4eddefad9000eda84d5ee5

P.S. If it takes a few minutes to start the client with an wallet.dat from over a year ago, it does help to create a new wallet & transfer everything over. Since starting the client searches from the newest to the oldest (not 100% sure, but testing looks like it does pull from new to old?), so having a wallet closer to the top of the chain does help.

20 days, will add it to the OP code & PM the mintcointeam account with an update.

 
nStakeMinAge = 60 * 60 * 24 * 20;   // minimum age for coin age: 20d
nStakeMaxAge = 60 * 60 * 24 * 40;   // stake age of full weight: 40d
nStakeTargetSpacing = 30;         // 30 sec block spacing

BTC isn't dying, many people who have done their due research on many altcoins (mining decreased say a 1/10th or even 1/100th, showing several times how the mining effects BTC or any altcoins)... Something testnet couldn't show real world affects (people hold or sell isn't possible in testing via testnet), watching the mining phases will show you how BTC might just play out. Again there's no sure research, but if you take a small scale of BTC & look for similarities You don't have to be a rocket sci... to see, just research the alts which are scaled down & accelerated compared to BTC

P.S. I had a few conversations with friends about BTC & altcoins, but was still learning at the time (really hope they didn't make any rash decisions). I'm glad that I didn't recommend it to most, but only because it wasn't ready to be recommended & still needs time to develop (which I didn't know then). To me buying BTC right now is like buying an item you have to learn how to even use & would take more effort/time than the current things we use today (money, contracts, invoices, tokens, time stamped ledger, & so many more things that are just being talked about). If I was to have a conversation with someone who is unbanked or has to go great lengths to make transactions in everyday life, then yes I would fully recommend crypto technology.

It will never reach 1 mil, 150,000 FIRE is the max & that will take over a decade (Github Link to the Max supply). The specs on FIRE seem to be more for a certain rarity, adding more coins would not only hurt the people that bought in on the launch of FIRE (100k sats). It would would make it almost impossible to help anyone who bought in on the second launch of FIRE, but that's just what I see here & I could be wrong.

This looks like fun, I have a template code that I spent some time on months ago & could give you a hand with this?

Edit: I even tried to do this upon creation of this account, as one who was tired of having to search everywhere to find anything worth reading

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=758432.msg8551941#msg8551941

P.S. That was still learning & now there are so many ways to code it, making it very user friendly. Create a good table with rows/columns & make all the names link to either forum or website.

I've tested the Dragon Knight v1 & v2 (great game), but really missed seeing the work put into this > http://cryptodatabase.net/coins-a

*Well done, sure that took a lot of hard work to piece them all in & think it's somewhere over 2000+ by now. There's another site, can't seem to find it in my 1000+ of favorite links, but it has every crypto & how they originated.

Something like that only works with a MOD'd thread (not 100% sure, been a while since working on the TECH one), anyone can open a new thread up & create one. A countless # (49 days, 2 hours & 47 minutes of reading) of threads read on here have been people even copy & pasting the OP, when they are rebuilding / etc... I could even PM you with some well coded OP for it, which I use to venture out & find Original Post to work on, but lost the trust in not knowing who I'm even working with (volunteering for). Anyone can create a fake name, I've used my real one in PM's for well over a year & for the reason of seeing this actual be something other than just another fad as they say (this is just the first years of software & hardware accelerated, but many seem to enjoy the caveman/women style of life?). Change the world for good, because it's getting harder & harder each & every day to live in the world we have created over the centuries. The funny thing is I would post in so many threads on thoughts (the mind changes so quickly though), but I offered to help with the OP & cryptomommy was very honest. Asked me to join Trello (left only because of being to busy at the moment in life), which I seen all kinds of great work being done by several people of the community (that should be in the OP & website, the same as all these new Slack over IRC users?).

Updated PM sent with the BBcoding for the OP has been sent to mintcointeam account, it's on github ~here~ if anyone wants to look over the code & push the update for all the broken links. Actual updates were pushed to git & PM'd almost a month ago for all the broken links in the OP, just FYI. Updates can be done to the OP code, but I can't actually make the update & as everyone sees that's how crypto works.