Don't say that! You're the one that put me down for bringing up potential issues. Now just a week or two later you're contradicting yourself.

No idea who's in charge anymore. Some of us admins have somehow been missing months of payments, despite following through with our jobs during the entire period. There are a lot of fixes that need to be dealt with before things like halving are even talked about, and there are apparently people getting a LOT more coins than they should be.

Sending a PM about it, .

Quoting my last post, :p.

I may open the door later to a really big project I want to get off the ground. I have a multi-page design document for the long-term success of the site. But I'm trying to break it down into smaller parts so I can get a developer as needed instead of having to pay it all off at once.

A big thing that draws ME into the site goes even further: you're (Dooglus) a very transparent person. I remember the day when you left an encrypted USB drive in a hotel room or something, and moved all the coins to a new wallet anyways (even though wallet passwords are still seen as uncrackable when using a safe password). You could have just as easily kept quiet about that and claimed it was an "optimization" decision. These things go a long way with me, and help show a lot of accountability and trustworthiness.

Giving a free bump while asking this publicly (I can't be the only one curious). How long has your business been up and running? Or more specifically, how long has the host been running? And let's say you had to shut down tomorrow for some reason (people close businesses for all sorts of reasons): would there be enough of a heads-up for people to back up/download a backup of their sites?

Looking forward to an affiliate program, . That would be immensely helpful in getting people to refer other players.

Up! I have some time today to do some projects. Feel free to toss me a PM with what you need done, .

It looks like you completely missed the message behind my post. I don't care who you are or what you've done. But that's because I don't believe in the whole "crowdsourcing" mechanism as it is. But none of this is relevant. What is relevant is that on your crowdsourcing page, you should be trying to sell yourself. If you don't, people aren't going to donate. It's that simple. I read over it and saw nothing that illustrates why anyone should donate to you or what your experience is within the field and a proof of concept or anything else. Without these, nobody is going to donate to you because you have nothing to show. Basically it's just a post saying "buy me a computer. I may or may not make a game, you'll just have to see once I get the new PC. Thanks."

Think of it like an investor meeting. You have to show why you're the person for this job and why people should believe in you. For reference, take successful game campaigns there and look them over. You'll see that they all have one thing in common: they instill confidence in their donors that they can successfully accomplish the goal with the funds provided.

You should post links to other games you've worked on or demos or something. After reading this, I left with the impression "oh, it's another stranger that thinks they might like to develop a game, probably has no idea what they're doing and just thinks the new PC will assist them in doing it. It obviously won't get completed."

Note that this may not be TRUE, but with how many others are just like that that ARE, you need to stand out and show what you have already done, what your knowledge is, something. This is no different than saying "I want to make a movie about zombies. I need $10k for a camera and a computer for editing," and not adding anything about my past.

Thanks! Will report back again, . As a heads-up, I'm not trying to destroy your business or be negative towards you. I just pride myself on giving honest reviews.

With that said, the situation was really weird. It was like a mass exodus all at once or something. Definitely not "normal" behavior I don't think.

As a heads-up, that wasn't an attack on you (I was re-reading what I posted and I think it might have seemed that way). This is just something that is happening ALL the time across here and the Bitcoin subreddits and it's beyond annoying. Between this and people posting about how "is cloud mining (REF LINK HERE) worth it? This site looks good!" and the like, it's just old.

As an update...

110+ followers were obtained a few weeks ago. I've made three tweets in 12 days now. I lost all but 2 of them seemingly overnight.

Services or service announcements, IMO. But his affiliate link should be removed beforehand. Possibly even remove the entire link and just leave the name of the site.

That's possible, too. In any case, the first couple posts acted like this was a legitimate post where someone really wanted to share something and it wasn't in a selfish manner.

It'd be nice if moderators were more proactive about this crap though. I've reported similar posts in the past and nothing ever gets done (other than me getting a lower "accuracy" rating).

You realize the entire point of his post was to share his affiliate link, right? He has one post. It's a spam post. That in itself should be a hint.

This is so lol-worthy now. Seriously.

Looks like you win. I can't go down to 0.0096968,

I'm selling 1000 CLAM at 0.00999999 BTC each. I wanna join in, too, .

The funny thing is that a couple weeks ago when I brought up how I wasn't feeling too comfortable with the site because support isn't responsive, I was bashed because "it's free money." It's kind of funny, though.