I'm someone paying close attention to details that's all :-) Why are you trying to pick fights when clearly the message is getting across and some on your team are actually trying to work WITH the community instead of against. Again, thanks to heather for hearing my messages and making attempt to be better at signing posts under the YESWECANN name.  

Looks like heather has decided to sign her messages, good on her. It easy enough to do and im glad she took the time, thanks for letting my point get through even if there was a lot of push back. I hope you along with the others using the YESWECANN handle will continue to do so in the future :-) Cheers!

I agree the specs of the network/diff are a bit out of alignment but I like the concept of this coin maybe consider a relaunch before you actually get off the ground with proper modern coin implementations for securing a network.

Since you both seem to be a little uncertain about the history here, CANN did start with an initial total supply that was to be 420 million before the hardfork and when it first released. The dev made the decision to switch from scrypto to X11 and reduced the number to something like 120 millionish, cant exactly remember...the info is unknown because there is no pre-X11 blockchain or records of these changes. A few months after the X11 hardfork a 21 million coin premine was discovered by "astute observers" which reduced the coins supply even further to an estimated 92 million coins. The difinitive total isnt exactly known and at this point and I dont think anyone really cares about exact details around here.

If you want more info, read this: http://cointelegraph.com/news/112809/the-full-story-of-cannabiscoins-premine-burn


YESWECANN, you're having a conversation and then deleting the persons posts only leaving yours? Your making things a constant one sided conversation and your statement quoted above is in fact not true.

During the first few months of the project the dev himself was in central control over over 21 million pre-mined coins(this is over 1/5 the total supply of CANN) all while the community was completely unaware, read the article. These type of "forgotten" details dont imply accountability or transparency in anyway and most certainly impact the "decentralized" nature this network.  Lets get this straight, the information about a premine was not made public until someone else OUTSIDE of CANN pointed it out and made the dev accountable for his own either mistakes or wrongdoings. If you or the team are not willing to be accountable for items like this who will and when?

PS. You're still making it confusing to know who is speaking when you have a conversation, care to sign your messages YESWECANN? Simply your putting your alternative bitcointalk usernames will help immensely with the confusion.