forum policy on LTC, Ripple and other crypto currencies? question to mods

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

No, but you'll have people literally selling coins that were made earlier. Take a look at BTCTalkAccounts and what he is doing.

"Selling Terracoin! Qualifies for a subforum so you can easily pump'n'dump!"

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[Scott J]

No, but you'll have people literally selling coins that were made earlier. Take a look at BTCTalkAccounts and what he is doing.

"Selling Terracoin! Qualifies for a subforum so you can easily pump'n'dump!"

Let's ignore these details - if we could agree on a system to add/remove alt-cryptocurrency sub-forums, what would be the harm of introducing them?

[adpinbr]

It's not an endorsement of a specific alt coin. It would be like if in the securities section, there was an ASICMINER subboard.

Fair enough Asicminer deserves a subforum, and i dont have a dime in Asiminer, yet I can recognize the value since the contribute more than a fifth of the hashes. Likewise LTC should its own place on this forum because like it or not it has 10% the market cap. I am not a LTC early adopter but I do support it. (bought my first around 50 cent which I wouldnt consider early)

[greyhawk]

This is like wanting a soccer-board to have a subforum on American Football "because that exists too".

[jackjack]

This is like wanting a soccer-board to have a subforum on American Football "because that exists too".

Indeed
I don't know why that doesn't shock many people here....

[Scott J]

This is like wanting a soccer-board to have a subforum on American Football "because that exists too".

It more like a soccer-board that helped develop a new variant of soccer having a sub-forum for 'soccer-lite'.