Of course they do, but i'm also the one who noticed the similarities between crave's logos and Joe Moz's other graphic styles, along with his writing style which helped to exposing him as a serial coin creator. Believe me I got taken for a ride by him as well and if I was part of "the scam"I wouldn't have helped out him.

So let's end this silly fud about Joe Moz, and as for Bryce too, anyone whose followed my twitter for at least a year knows him and I have no love lost, i've lost or missed out on money personally thanks to his tweets or coins, however that being said if he wants to tweet about the project and show his affection for it then perhaps it will help make up for all the other times he's failed me. Anybody is free to show support for a project and you also realize in life that some people you dislike are going to be friends with other people you do like, I won't begrudge them for that. He is however not a part of the team.

Now let's talk about the project and not the ghosts of scamcoin past!

ahh yea sorry, just updated that to slack.expanse.com my bad.

Oh nice, I am meeting a reader of my epic struggles. *cool*

Oh yes.

That writing was at the end of a 30h admin marathon, and I won't do that again :-) Not sleeping has probably also harmed my usually good problem solving abilities (additional to time-pressure, and the ... context in which I worked during that time), but I really wanted to "just finish it before I sleep". I could solve all admin questions in the end. Most problems actually all boiled down to having used the newest version of node.js, and something must have gone wrong installing it, at the very beginning. The downgrade (from 4.0.0 to now 0.10.40 *much*lol*) then solved it completely.
It was a real ordeal. Seldom before had so many problems piling up - when I solved one, the next one appeared. Not a steep learning curve, more like a real staircase of each time steep learning curves.

Then, when I finally decided to give in (only two problems remaining, and they were now very clear, and defined) ... I started writing it all up. Hour 30 to 33 - that might explain my "linguistic diarrhea" *g* a bit. But the effect on my soul was amazing. I went to bed happily. With writing that long text, describing all the failures, and the tedious solutions ... I empowered myself again. Try it!

Might publish a cleaned up version of that, one day.

Thanks! Delighted. Seldom get the chance to hear feedback.

Hahaha. Better than playing the linux admin, definitely. I am an experienced coder, but that admin stuff ... not my biggest strength, that is 100% clear now. Still ... cool is that I have understood the whole toolchain, to install the mentioned explorer (buy it *wink*)

Yes, writing. I have a half-finished book. Enjoying it.

Texts ... here is an old one. And the Cointelegraph interview is the second newest. Both less technical, though.

Follow my twitter, then you might be lucky to see next texts when I write them, infrequently.
When I am in the mood, writing is one of my pleasures.

THAT's what we are all really yearning for - being understood. Right?

 

How do I find my Expanse public address/key for receiving coins? Also, how do I send the coins. Sorry, but I'm quite of a noob when it comes to writing the appropriate commands for the Expanse wallet (Start_Expanse.bat) 

make a new account:


https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts#creating-an-account

Thanks for your help! Added those commands and it worked! I can see my address as well now. This is so sweet  



Thank you for sharing this information. I did create my account by running the setup step 2 new account bat file.  

It will take me some time to get used to Ethereum/Expanse's commands but I'll get there. It's a totally new world in crypto.