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• eddie

  

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  Thanks for all the responses. I was able to recover my ltb account after the series of problems I encountered. I don't think it's a good long term strategy to tell people to sell their shares of ltbcoin when they're frustrated. I have contributed to ltb in a numbers of ways. It's painful to see so many problems encountered with a release, some of which I offered to solve without compensation. Adam has criticized other companies for doing the same. Despite all that, I am impressed with the ltb community. I look forward to contributing more of my ideas soon.

  Posted on July 14, 2014 at 10:24 PM
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• BikerGSX

  

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  @eddie Thanks for all the responses. I was able to recover my ltb account after the series of problems I encountered. I don't think it's a good long term strategy to tell people to sell their shares of ltbcoin when they're frustrated. I have contributed to ltb in a numbers of ways. It's painful to see so many problems encountered with a release, some of which I offered to solve without compensation. Adam has criticized other companies for doing the same. Despite all that, I am impressed with the ltb community. I look forward to contributing more of my ideas soon.

  Wow, welcome back, I didn't recognise you there!! Glad you solved your wallet problems, on many occasions I have nearly thrown my laptop/computer out of the window due to frustration, especially in the crypto world. My biggest one is Dev's disappearing after a couple of months leaving me holding dead coins. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Now I only deal with Dev's who name themselves. Catch you around the forum.

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 12:36 AM
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• TNT3

  

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  Bombastic title.

  Little to no explanation on the problems/issues you have had with the website.

  I am not saying everything is as perfect as it will be one day, but what is the big problem you decided to post about?

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 6:26 AM
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• adam

  

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  @eddie Thanks for all the responses. I was able to recover my ltb account after the series of problems I encountered. I don't think it's a good long term strategy to tell people to sell their shares of ltbcoin when they're frustrated. I have contributed to ltb in a numbers of ways. It's painful to see so many problems encountered with a release, some of which I offered to solve without compensation. Adam has criticized other companies for doing the same. Despite all that, I am impressed with the ltb community. I look forward to contributing more of my ideas soon.

  There just isn't anything I can do to push us faster :) Lots to built, It's my intention to be honest with you, not be a dick when I tell you that you might just be better waiting until we're a little more developed. it's like early access games, they're generally cheaper but you pay up front and the game gets better over time without your price for it going up.

  Same thing here, you are investing your time earlier and it is less efficient now but we reward you more.

  We all have to run the math in our heads and determine if it is worth being part of this.

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 6:33 AM
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• ggerrein

  

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  @eddie2 My argument consists of two parts. Firstly, that the LTB website was released too early. I have encountered so many problems that I'd rather not own any ltbcoin because the hassle outweighs any potential value. Maybe I'm an exception here or maybe there are more people with problems than those without problems. My second argument is that Counter Party was released too early. I have one wallet that is no longer accessible. It's difficult to store your money somewhere when you know there's a strong risk it will be lost forever.

  This appears to be a bit of a troll post. I've experienced no problems on this site (as seems to be the case for most people posting) and Counterwallet has made you change wallets in the past, but is still the most mature Bitcoin 2.0 platform available.

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 6:48 AM
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• erreip

  

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  @cryptonaut biggest mistake everyone makes with web projects is waiting until they are perfectly ready before releasing. If its functional, just release the damn thing! Otherwise you get left behind. Plus many issues are hard to discover when you only have a couple people using it instead of a couple hundred

  AfrigginMEN!

  The ONLY way to prove a concept is to test it. IMO the LTBcoin concept will do to audience engagement for content makers--blogger, podcasters, what BTC is currenlty doing to monetary transactions.

  Cheers,

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 6:53 AM
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• Cryptonaut

  

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  @eddie2 what problems have you even been having with the site? You havnt clarified that at all. I remember around launch you got a hold of me briefly because you needed a password reset or something like that, but I havn't heard anything since.

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 7:47 AM
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• MikeJohnson

  

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  @adam

  @eddie Thanks for all the responses. I was able to recover my ltb account after the series of problems I encountered. I don't think it's a good long term strategy to tell people to sell their shares of ltbcoin when they're frustrated. I have contributed to ltb in a numbers of ways. It's painful to see so many problems encountered with a release, some of which I offered to solve without compensation. Adam has criticized other companies for doing the same. Despite all that, I am impressed with the ltb community. I look forward to contributing more of my ideas soon.

  There just isn't anything I can do to push us faster :) Lots to built, It's my intention to be honest with you, not be a dick when I tell you that you might just be better waiting until we're a little more developed. it's like early access games, they're generally cheaper but you pay up front and the game gets better over time without your price for it going up.

  Same thing here, you are investing your time earlier and it is less efficient now but we reward you more.

  We all have to run the math in our heads and determine if it is worth being part of this.

  The early game comparison was perfect in this situation. Well, well, said.

  I remember when World of Warcraft first came out. Whoa, it was bad but we knew it would be good at some point and many people heavily invested in it with our time.

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 3:59 PM
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• Barry

  

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  I love the idea that I'm in on this at the Alpha stage. Especially seeing change and excitement around it. The ltbCoin makes everything super exciting... when its working well everyone will want the coin I earned helping make it awesome

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 4:11 PM
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• Adrian Sutton

  

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  " ltbcoin is junk"

  I could't disagree more, its very brave and inspiring, It not only provides incentives to grow the LTB audience and their active participation thereby transforming LTB into a community, no longer audience. Through participation members give the currency its value. Currency only gains value through those who use it, confidence in its ability to transact. This is already being demonstrated by the high volume of quality contributions of content and comment to it. This is what will draw a wider audience and more contributors alike, this subsequently drives the value of the currency. Keep innovating and broadcasting, facilitate participation provide a means of exchange these are the fundamental aspects of economy well done!

  Posted on July 15, 2014 at 8:03 PM
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