Now how did I know before I looked at your profile that you had registered on December 7, 2014?

You should have waited at least a few days between setting up all your sock puppets to give yourself a modicum of credibility.

Viorcoin, you need to either install real forum software at viorcoin.com (like vBulletin or SMF), or you need to shut it down.
More than 75,000 spam posts. Doesn't look good for the project.

Personally I vote for installing SMF if you want to get real discussion going around this coin. Otherwise just stick to BTCT.

Because they want people to actually use their coin.

It seems that a lot of altcoins get launched with a flurry of work and enthusiasm, and then interest from the lead developer wanes and the coin dies a slow (or not so slow) death.

Is there an opportunity for altcoin developers, especially for those coins where there are only one or 2 developers, to work together for mutual benefit?

Could altcoins share developer resources so that work done related to one coin could be fairly easily ported to another coin?

If altcoins that are technically similar shared developer resources, would that then allow devs to spend more time on marketing their coins to their particular audience?

Not being a dev myself I don't know the answers to these questions. Maybe the fact that so much work is already shared as opensource via github means there isn't much room for efficiency gains through an 'altcoin co-operative'.

Thanks for the answer. I'm still not completely sure though, because this video seems to be talking about a physical store location:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_jWDIFwFR4

New to this thread but very interested in CXC.
I'm unclear though as to whether this is a web-only checkout product, or if this is something that can be used in a physical restaurant/retail location.

I've noticed many of the usernames posting these types of messages were created on December 7, 2014. I'm not sure why that is. Maybe has something to do with Pearl Harbour.

It would certainly be a great help if baldur would communicate with us. Things could move forward at a faster clip if he would. However we are persevering.

unamis76 I'd encourage you to join us at the new forum, we can use any help you can give: http://auroraspjall.is/

Baldur has been incommunicado, but he is still around.
He took the forum down when he was informed it had been hacked, and the airdrop numbers at auroracoin.org keep going up.

If he doesn't burn the premine as promised, my guess is the newly forming Auroracoin foundation will do a hard fork and burn it for him.

Is it possible to solo gpu mine this on Ubuntu? Is there a guide someone can point me to?

I've downloaded the blockchain and made a connection, so that's positive.

In other wallets there is a check box to turn on mining. Where is that in the Greececoin wallet?

Where can I see the difficulty?

Can Greececoin be mined from the wallet?

The private key is stored in the browser only. Transactions are signed in the browser and are pushed to the node on the server. The private key will only leave the browser to be synced with other Chrome browsers that you are signed into. Encrypting the private key ensures that nobody will know the private key without the password, not even this extension.

Having said that, this is really a 'spare change' wallet. Don't put vast amounts of Auroracoin in it.

I appreciate that the team behind SendChat is trying to bring bitcoin to the masses by integrating it with an app that 50 million people already use.

That will make it easy to adopt for people who are on Telegram and who know about/use bitcoin.

I think, though, that there is not compelling reason here for someone who hasn't used bitcoin to adopt SendChat.

SendChat needs functionality compelling enough for non-bitcoin, non-Telegram users to adopt it.

In the messenger space Venmo is very popular in the USA with the under-30 crowd because of it's social newsfeed features.

http://qz.com/277509/read-what-happens-when-a-bunch-of-over-30s-find-out-how-millennials-handle-their-money/

Venmo has already proven that the model works. They also are NOT available outside the USA.  This is a golden opportunity for someone.

SendChat should consider adding Venmo-like bill-splitting and newsfeed functionality.  People who adopt it for these reasons will have to use bitcoin as a result, thus truly bringing bitcoin to the masses.

New Google Chrome wallet for Auroracoin, based on the Bitcoin wallet by Andrew Toth.

If you would like to help test it, visit the Chrome web store here:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bitbrowser-auroracoin-wal/odcmcehfddfnnnbaifjhkikddagchieg

Please don't risk a lot of Auroracoin trying it out. Let me know what you think.

Dev, how can we on the forum help further Viorcoin?

Graphics work?
Do you need developer assistance?
Feature suggestions?

Perhaps the discussion on the forum would be more fruitful if you can give us some direction as to how we can provide you with meaningful help.

rakesh, please look at your last 2 comments and consider whether they helped to move the conversation forward.

Can we drop the pointless pissing contest and focus on things that will help the cause of Viorcoin.

This is not an invalid question.

As a large holder of VIOR, I'd like to know the answer to it as well.  Or at least have some of the regulars on here admit that they don't know.

There is a new forum here http://auroraspjall.is/index.php

Why don't you guys partner with another regional cryptocurrency and pool your development efforts?

If you work with a coin with a similar codebase you might be able to build infrastructure for Quebecoin much more easily.