Good question bitcoin1387 and defaced,
Because the others threads are all created with a personnal account.
This account isn't a private account. It's the DGC foundation community account on BTC.
The menbers of the foundation have access to this account and it's that why a new thread is created.
Updates can be done even if people leave.
Good intention but what is to prevent a foundation member to change the password before leaving? Back to square one if that happen...
-tb-
Folks come and go and an ANN on a personal account can't be updated. This won't prevent intentional malicious intent, but as long as nobody has bad intentions this can be updated going forward.
Not sure if it's just my device, but it doesn't look like the screen shot to me. I see a very long skinny column of text.
don't know if talked already BUT
why not
1. publicly id the account holder(s)
2. publicly id 2-5 trustworthy people holding a password copy just in case something happens
cover all the bases / do it cryto style
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OP
"Confirmations average 40 seconds"
What is the block speed?
How many confirmations are needed?
scrypt-sha-x11 loop = 120sec?
you can put it in fine print at the bottom of the OP but full detail tech specs please 
Thanks for your input BitcoinNational.
Obviously teillagory is one of the account holders, and the other is myself, Tsquared. It is just the two of us at present as administration of the Digitalcoin Foundation is still in progress. Once complete, other Core Foundation members will also have access to this "Digitalcoin Foundation" bitcointalk account.
Thank you for your advice. We will add "Managed by user1, user2, user3" at the bottom of the ANN in order to provide full transparency.
I am not the most technical person, and maybe someone else can explain better, but block speed is 40 seconds average, and typically 6 confirmations are required. Blocks are created by each algorithm independently, not collectively, so I changed:
"Blocks are hashed using Scrypt, x11, and SHA256 algorithms."
To:
"Blocks are hashed using Scrypt, x11,
or SHA256 algorithms."
But, only 3 consecutive blocks can be found using a single algorithm as described under "Algorithm Control", and difficulty is adjusted across all three algorithms simultaneously as each block is found. The only other coin to utilize this type of multi algorithm system, to my knowledge, is myriadcoin, and the result is a very consistent daily block rate (
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dgc/#!overview).
Any input as to how this can be explained better in the ANN would be greatly appreciated.
TT
