08-22-2020, 02:25 PM
Hey @OldMeister,
Thanks for your kind words. Community support is essentially everything that matters for us, and it feels good to see people waiting for the mainnet.
@rudra,
So yeah to answer you, the website only has the default text on the blogs section. There's a reason for it. As said earlier, we've only launched a testnet now, so things are still in development and so is the website. The blog posts will be made after we officially launch our mainnet and then it'll reflect in that section. We can't keep it empty because it won't look good of course in that case.
Secondly, I assume that by "record of transaction", you mean a block explorer. To answer this, again the same reason as above, what is live now is only a testnet, which is meant for debugging and identifying issues with the core software, and the funds in the testnet are technically useless and do not have anything to do with the funds that will be generated over the mainnet when it launches.
For white paper, we do not have anything to write a white paper about. The core is a mere Monero clone at the moment, and all we'd have to write in the white paper should be that "We've successfully forked Monero".
Unless we're sure that things work as is, which is the sole idea of the testnet, we cannot innovate and introduce anything new to the core. Agreed that a white paper is essential to outline our future plans and what we plan to build around this asset, but it'll only be released shortly before we launch the mainnet.
Regards,
Thanks for your kind words. Community support is essentially everything that matters for us, and it feels good to see people waiting for the mainnet.
@rudra,
So yeah to answer you, the website only has the default text on the blogs section. There's a reason for it. As said earlier, we've only launched a testnet now, so things are still in development and so is the website. The blog posts will be made after we officially launch our mainnet and then it'll reflect in that section. We can't keep it empty because it won't look good of course in that case.
Secondly, I assume that by "record of transaction", you mean a block explorer. To answer this, again the same reason as above, what is live now is only a testnet, which is meant for debugging and identifying issues with the core software, and the funds in the testnet are technically useless and do not have anything to do with the funds that will be generated over the mainnet when it launches.
For white paper, we do not have anything to write a white paper about. The core is a mere Monero clone at the moment, and all we'd have to write in the white paper should be that "We've successfully forked Monero".
Unless we're sure that things work as is, which is the sole idea of the testnet, we cannot innovate and introduce anything new to the core. Agreed that a white paper is essential to outline our future plans and what we plan to build around this asset, but it'll only be released shortly before we launch the mainnet.
Regards,