Open JonathonDunford opened 6 years ago
Comment by jamesohni Thursday Mar 22, 2018 at 19:49 GMT
I think I did what you requested. Let me know if you need anything else
Comment by Kryptoniq Thursday Mar 22, 2018 at 21:20 GMT
@JonathonDunford this looks legit AFAIK. My take is; we should give an ultimatum, if we don't hear from the former CEO in X number of days, the changes should be processed.
Comment by JonathonDunford Friday Mar 23, 2018 at 00:35 GMT
@Kryptoniq I wouldn't even know how to get in touch with the former CEO.
Comment by Kryptoniq Friday Mar 23, 2018 at 14:56 GMT
@JonathonDunford if he is actually serious with the project then he should come out. I see the team's vision. They want to move forward.
Comment by jamesohni Saturday Mar 24, 2018 at 12:46 GMT
This is one of the main reasons our previous CEO is gone. He kept freezing and freezing and freezing left and right. We do not freeze anyone. The only reason we have it is to comply with the ERC20 standard token. Many cryptocurrencys have freezing in their contract. I would say at least 50% listed on FD have that.
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I'm against the account freezing function on the smart contract. From a bitcointalk user on the Ohni thread. Quote from: mithras on October 16, 2017, 10:51:01 AM Why should any exchange list your token (which is needed for most people to be interested and for it to gain any real value), when you have screwed the one exchange that did by freezing the wallet? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2275733.msg23081794#msg23081794
Also, a former team member complained that the CEO threatened to freeze his account if he doesn't comply to some terms. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2275733.msg23298435#msg23298435
Why should we trust the new team with this function? They can simply decide to lock anyone's account at anytime and this is toxic to the Ethereum ecosystem.
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Comment by Kryptoniq Saturday Mar 24, 2018 at 15:06 GMT
@jamesohni I don't think that 50% of tokens on FD have the account freezing function. Not even 10%. Except you can provide proofs.
We do care about investors and we don't want previous occurrences to affect anyone in the future.
Comment by jamesohni Saturday Mar 24, 2018 at 15:44 GMT
Ok. One of the main reasons the old CEO is gone is due to him freezing many people like I said.
The only reason we have it in the contract is due to the fact the contract needs to be the same to be able to copy the tokens. Also, freezing is in the standard ERC20 token.
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@jamesohni I don't think that 50% of tokens on FD have the account freezing function. Not even 10%. Except you can provide proofs.
We do care about investors and we don't want previous occurrences to affect anyone in the future.
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Comment by jamesohni Saturday Mar 24, 2018 at 15:48 GMT
We guarantee to not freeze anyone. It was required in the contract to make the merge work.
I am on your side. I am against freezing. The previous CEO was freezing all the time.
We are even offering people Ohni on the new contract if there old ohni is frozen.
Comment by Kryptoniq Saturday Mar 24, 2018 at 15:57 GMT
@jamesohni AFAIK, you can do a token swap without replicating the functions of the previous contract. I'd like to hear from @JonathonDunford.
Issue by JonathonDunford Thursday Mar 22, 2018 at 19:12 GMT Originally opened as https://github.com/forkdelta/tokenbase/pull/658
Closes #636
This request needs to be reviewed and accepted by other members of the team, but I figured I would put it into a PR. First, read through #636
@jamesohni Can you provide more desired information for the links and description and what not? Look at the current file in the
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