By the powers given to me by the Coin Magis of the Ages I do now decree a system of indicators for useless posting from community members who don't get it.
Mods shouldn't need to move this list since it might not be too long nor may anyone care.
Rule, rules, rules, we MUST have RULES!

Rules Proposal to be accepted by community:

1. Does not understand crypto
2. Does not understand open-source
3. Does not understand decentralization
4. Does not understand nodes
5. Does not understand trading
6. Spams dead threads and topics that no one cares about to boost post count for sig campaign
7. Posts LOTS of big red text
8. Does not understand forum posting

Even if it's a misquote, this part is completely true:


These posts about "triggers" and "approval" and whatever other nonsense show your complete lack of understanding about most things going on in crypto.

Fortunately most people are smart enough to see what this is really about: Sig spamming as a "service" to the community. A way to boost your activity by posting in necro threads and intruding in places where there is no need.

"Forbidden date to launch coins"

ROTFL to your RIP

Before It turns into another gorilla or another thing is time of say:
 

The first RIP of 2016

Graham the problem is that without an exchange people can't decide a real price for a coin, which leaves room for speculation to it's limits, anyway i still think that maybe i'm wrong with the fact that a coin without an exchange can survive more then one year but is only because until now i didn't saw a valid example of a coin that is active without an exchange and is on that status from over one year, as soon i will see such a coin i will change my mind

anyway i'm surprised that in the case of heavycoin you decided to make a dedicated thread (even if like this one the only person that was posting most of the time was you, no messages were removed from that thread right?) even if the fact that is listed on cryptsy now in those days means that there is a risk that the coin will lose most of his coin with even the danger of losing the whole network (i don't know well the details but i think we can all agree that a coin without a single exchange doesn't have a lot of possibilities to survive for at least one year)

Not that it matters but I disagree. You offer an extremely narrow perspective which holds everyone hostage to an idiosyncratic definition of “survive”.

Cheers

Graham

i think we can all agree that a coin without a single exchange doesn't have a lot of possibilities to survive for at least one year)

anyway i'm surprised that in the case of heavycoin you decided to make a dedicated thread (even if like this one the only person that was posting most of the time was you, no messages were removed from that thread right?) even if the fact that is listed on cryptsy now in those days means that there is a risk that the coin will lose most of his coin with even the danger of losing the whole network (i don't know well the details but i think we can all agree that a coin without a single exchange doesn't have a lot of possibilities to survive for at least one year)

i want buy HVC

1. has nodes
2. connected to XRP market  <<< value there as XRP sidechain
3. mature 'older' coin, early 2014 launch
4. antiASIC anyone can mine
5. rock bottom priced
6. listed on Cryptsy (for what's that worth?)

all depends on last point ... HVC maybe dies if bigVern absconds

plus added value
listed on Coinmarketcap and Cryptsy
http://heavyco.in/  (nice open source repo) ... this is a nice touch
and several pools are open

Well I can clarify some things as I understand them, don't have to be true, just my opinion.

First, you quoted member gpools. As I remember he was first large holder of hvc, botnet or large miner I dont recall. He was telling everyone to hold and than one day just said he is out, finished his dumping of ~50% of total suply.

Original dev keccak never stated he left developmet of coin, he just stop posting. Instead of him there was member mumbly, who was appointed for communications, promotions etc, from what I understand he was in some kind of communication with devs via messenger.

Xocel member was never presented as coin dev, he created blockchain explorer and got bounty for it, who btw was very shortly online(explorer), my message you quoted was congratulation for bringing explorer up again.

So I collected all info there is about coin and posted it in quoted message. Why am I bagholding it? Don't have a clear answer, it's not a big bag since it varies to max 0.xx % of supply. There was nice story behind this coin, new features and cool algo etc but like all similar altcoins no real world usage.

If you have more questions, post it I will try to answer as soon as I can.

edit. About my signature for hvc faucet, explorer etc, I pm-ed member Grinz who provides faucets and explorers for coins to create it for hvc, then I send some coins for faucet when he put it up. Since he did it for free, I think, as a way to say thanks I can put link to his site in my sig.

No physical items as such.

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OK, I will consider these aesthetics with the functionality of the thread and some improvements I'll let you know.

anyway did you considered to use a table instead of doing a list? so you can change the color of the death date in red and keep the reason in black because only the name of the coin redirect to the thread

it doesn't seems that the forum allows to make advanced tables but allow only to make something simple, anyway he could at least reorganize the block one that instead of putting them as they were found dead all the coins are in alphabetical order

Nice to see you back dev
Any info about ongoing development?

Great work xocel, it's updating blocks again. Also I think timestamp of blocks is 1 month early, can you check it?

4 Wallet installations from original site http://heavycoin.github.io/download.html (now not available for download).  I download it using archive org and wayback machine, can be found on link - https://mega.nz/#!tMEiTSwL!y39xLaZQr0Dr-G-O7lLCumxKW_xokgEbrIIslYnOyCo

file contains:
heavycoin-1.3-win32.zip
heavycoin-1.3-osx-mavericks.zip
heavycoin-1.3-debian-7.tar.gz
heavycoin-1.3-ubuntu-13.10.tar.gz
+ screenshot of download page because sha256 signatures.

Other active links from http://heavycoin.github.io/download.html
Source code - https://github.com/heavycoin/heavycoin
CPU miner - https://github.com/heavycoin/cpuminer-heavycoin
CUDA ccMiner - https://github.com/cbuchner1/ccminer/releases
Python hash module - https://github.com/heavycoin/heavycoin-hash-python
Stratum server - https://github.com/heavycoin/stratum-mining-heavycoin
MPOS Reference mpos fork - https://github.com/heavycoin/php-mpos-heavycoin
AMD miner can be found on mining pool page - http://hvc.1gh.com/

Please check all files for malware etc before using it.