Can I get a roll call of all who is watching this coin/thread?

Will the wallet get coin control features?

I'm sold. Especially after seeing the endorsement of bluemeanie.
Take all of my money Spoetnik. Please.

XC ... we can see you from here!
PTS ... what you doing down here?  oh yeah not so fair
via
ix ... had you passed (but the TWin is past inflationary so light on gravity too!)
mona ... here kitty kitty
URO
CANN ... we did do it!
WORLD
MEGA
NOVA
VERT ... meet your inflationary fate
Anon
pot
mAx
Veri
naut
rZr ... ouch hit $20k
dev
mint
librex
ARCH
sync

Hedges Register:

Hedge001/Sirsmokes
Hedge002/Sirsmokes
Hedge003/Repunza
Hedge004/IMZ
Hedge0005/IMZ

Hedges are ('basic arithmetic') 9.055 Uno today. They were 13 on Monday. If you think Bitcoin is gonna keep goin' up -- don't buy Hedges.

But if you think . . .

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More like a council of elders who are trying to read the tea leaves ;-)

Please dev, some news.

Can I get a roll call of all who is watching this coin/thread?

i recently got invited to join a pump and dump group and i told them to fuck off.

They are all over the place.

I don't appreciate the call to violence this is civilized forum is it not?

Or is it because Mr. Kypri builds Grand Theft Auto software out of Thailand a very violent and sociopath gamecseries

https://www.elance.com/j/grand-theft-auto-style-overlay-on-google-maps/24235849/

Beware of him his angry outbursts are indicative of a disturbing nature

Regarding backup procedure.

Backup work load should be proportional to risk. Backing up after each transaction should not be an issue as long as your equipment is reliable. I'd hate to be running a point of sale running a backup process after each sale. It's dependent on individual usage and environment.

Step 1. Research and decide upon a backup procedure that adequately fits the situation at hand.
Crypto's are a new one for me and I'm only 90% happy with my current scenario (I have to many alts it can be a pain to keep up), though I'd still rather have them in my hands than a web wallet. Community is great, take advantage of that shared knowledge and experience. If you have the time, always lean towards more backup.

Step 2. Have reliable equipment.
I use SSD's in all my computers to eliminate shock damage, though the downside is a less recoverable media in case of equipment failure. I maintain regular hardware tests to compensate. The cost is higher but it lowers risks considerably. You wouldn't cross a desert in a 10 year old voltswagon which might die any moment. Don't store your wealth on a 10 year old ex government laptop which might die at any moment. If you don't have the cash to completely replace, consider always keeping your Hard Drives Fresh and never let them cook in overheating scenarios.

Step 3. Backup to alternate reliable equipment.
I have a double USB backup used alternatively. It's relatively cheap and easy, though the Bitcoin block chain might be a problem soon.

Step 4. Backup to alternate reliable equipment in an alternate physical location.
I have an external SSD for this part. This is intended to be my cold storage unit. Robust and shock proof it will stay in an alternate location. I also have a NAS which will when enough funds justify the effort and maintenance be part of a live backup system which can store the most precious of data live in cloud storage.

Step 5. Test your backup process.
No point doing all this work if your doing it wrong. Make sure it works. Test with small amounts.

As a side note some of my wallet backups are not encrypted. This is really bad, don't do this. Always encrypt. I saw it said earlier but it should be re-iterated. If someone gets hold of an old backup file (you throw out a computer, someone hacks drop box) they can unlock your new protected super secure encypted wallet (not really but they get access to the money and completely ignore your new better backup habits). If like me you think the risks are low and you don't hold a lot of coin remember when you do hold a lot of coin and the risks become greater to move to a new address. Send your coins to yourself at a new address. As a tech guy I am surprised by how much stuff people leave on old hardware. I'm surprised we haven't heard a story about how a tech guy found a cache of bitcoin son somebodies pc yet. Though they might not be so quick to brag about it

The macro view you laid out is certainly deserving of its own discussion thread, however, the majority of the cause-coins most fitted for that discussion would probably have limited engagement.  As mentioned most are highly focused on independent projects, and of course have investment concerns for their respective coins as well.

I think as multi-lateral projects are tackled relationships will form allowing for the discussion of universal protocols to gain favor.  Last week, WorldAidCoin contacted us to tell us about a project in Africa that they want EMC2 to consider for co-partnernership with them, I told them we could consider contributing to the 'science research' part of the endeavor, but if it didn't have such an avenue, we could still provide strategic assistance in the form of marketing, essentially extending their limited reach to the extent of our reach.

I know nothing of BCT or UNO, but I did see some negative mention made in a different thread, knowing how negativity seems to flow faster than positivity on this site.  I want to extend to you an invitation to tell us all about BCT, UNO, and/or the Blue Crypto Awards.  You are an invited guest with information that is within our purview, please share your knowledge and don't feel like you are intruding or taking up too much space, share freely.