new terms zero order launch mine, 'n' order launch mine

[jubalix]

I propose the new term

'n' order launch mine
defined as

true zero order launch mine
zero order launch mine = <2x target
.2 order launch mine >=2x target
.3 order launch mine>= 3x target
.4 order launch mine>= 4x target
etc

1st order launch mine >= 10x target

2st order launch mine >= 100x target

etc

these terms addresses the semantic problem of "pre-mine" which can be technically met by not mining before release which can be proven by the blockchain explorer and forum announcement date stamp. This covers so may different serious it becomes cover for orders of magnitudes of coins of the first few days.

The usage of launch mine, covers what happens on day 1/0 onwards

the Launch mine defn will alert people to be able to discriminate between and make more informed choices about coins and [ANN] NO PREMINE, BUT 1st order mine.

I think this term will re place the term PREMINE, which offers to many outs and not enough info.

a good site to get this data

http://cryptometer.org/index.html

eg
bottle caps coin would be a good zero order launch mine
http://cryptometer.org/bottlecaps_96_hour_charts.html

novacoin would be a > 1st order launch mine
http://cryptometer.org/novacoin_96_hour_charts.html

[r3wt]

kinda to late to hit the backspace button now. you're not very good at conveying your ideas to others. other than that your premine names are not very catchy. why did you waste your time making this post anyway?

[jubalix]

kinda to late to hit the backspace button now. you're not very good at conveying your ideas to others. other than that your premine names are not very catchy. why did you waste your time making this post anyway?

i'm open to any improvements you may suggest to improve what I am trying to convey

there is quite a bit of info to get in....

I saw a lot of arguments to the point of videos why coin 'x' was not a premine

a good portion of alts are [ANN] and invariably have some sort of no pre mine claim

but the term has lost most of its meaning to the point of being semantically gamed