The Elephant(s) in the Corner (that everybody's ignoring) is that unfair distribution and shady deals was the last undoing of PND, persons with access to huge amounts of unearnt PND undermining the price and the community. Even with a coin swap at 1000 to 1 these people will still have millions of coins to dump because the initial distribution put too many coins in too few hands. I see no reason why PND 2.0 wouldn't end up in exactly the same situation after the initial launch.
Some ideas:
An ICO would be a hard sell with the knowledge that there are so many outstanding liabilities on the coin even before launch, the btc I lost in PND is bad enough but that's life however I would not put that up again for the benefit of people who defrauded us.
Dev team show yourselves and stand behind this for all I know you could be trying to push PND up in the hope that more can be dumped. If you want this coin to be taken seriously in the light of previous shady events transparency is needed.
Develop a proper road map before you start pitching features that are not solid to the community, by all means solicit the community's ideas but first give them a framework or manifesto of what the objectives of PND 2.0 are.
Take an inventory of all PND assets that can be used. Wallets, blockchain explorers, partner sites, community devs, irc, faucets, miners, etc.
Find some funding to hire the devs and marketing team and have an open budget accounting system, you should be paid for your efforts.
Mining and POS throughout the coins lifetime with variable rates based on demand, asic resistant algo CPU/GPU only with moores law factored in.
I think the PND brand is valuable and if people can see the old rot has been cleared out and a genuine effort at transparency has been made you should stick with it. Just add real value and uniqueness to PND 2.0.
Anyway good luck and I'll be watching to see how this develops with great interest.
EDIT>removed duplicate sentence, added clarification
Brilliant. Agree 200%!
