The question is what will happen to staking and will both devs work on the coin? What will happen to people holding vior coin? As I own both. Then we can only decide on the merger..

If Vior and Kore merge to a VPN standard it would be a good move. I said this quite a while ago. It is a service so to charge fees while Decentralized may not go hand in hand. You can't decrypt what is going on in the network anyways so no one is going to be forced to hand over records to anyone, so who cares if it is centralized, the fees pay for the proper centralization here.

So making the VPN bullet proof is the main objective, making only wallet addresses allowed. Then all traffic is only wallet to wallet encrypted and DDoS proof. Packets would get rejected if not originated from a wallet, (and connection to a service that blocks unassociated packets is real good), staking the coin could actually be a part of this handshake. You must have coin staking to open the VPN which creates a special code no one can ever fake and is based on a Total amount of coin Staked and a portion is written to the blockchain to create a Comm Key that attaches to the address as the Fee! It could be burned too even so the Fee goes back into PoS or PoW Mining to secure the Blockchain.

Maybe this is already worked out though, but securing the COM in the Wallet on the VPN would be the plan.

I still would love to see my idea implemented for Anon Calling to Land Lines, so you can call Land Lines where people would have an option to block the Kore network if they wish not to be bothered by Anon Calls from Kore. This would make it legal as far as the FCC is concerned, since you have given recourse to the called party. Then they block themselves from the Entire Kore Network with a *34 and unblock with a *54 or whatever.

I don't see much problem with devaluation of Kore from Vior coins since there is only 4.5 Million Vior, so they get a bump from the start or Kore takes a slight hit and keeps moving to the future. I sold off my Kore and I don't own either coin so I am fairly unbiased.

Hey guys need a little help I was trying to send a few kore from my wallet to bittrex but it tells me amount exceeds your balance. What to do?

If the two coins are merged we just need to find a way for the community to participate in its growth without the centralization of development stifling out the entrepreneurs.
building this on two fronts is the way to go.
 the qt wallet and stealth development need to be on one side...  while the commercial selling of voip minutes needs to be kept on the other.
the first requires heavy crypto community involvement (like mikemikes os, a tor browser etc), while the second requires a legal incorporated body that manages the funds and transfers of kore 3.0 (to voip minutes, or for a kore marketplace) and allows for a scalable sale model where some entity is held accountable for the minutes and products that they buy and resell.


 in some ways it will be nice to have the two joined.  
i love the concept of both coins.

BC

Comparative Ratios to take in account for the Merger:

1) Market Cap

Kore: 54,607$ (22/3/2015)
Vior: 12,486$ (22/3/2015)
The day of the merger need to be stablished and the market cap of that day will be the one which marks the stake for each coin.
Example: Kore: 50,000$ and Vior: 25,000$ . Final new coin stake distribution: Kore 66% ; Vior 33%.

2) % of Potential Technology Developed

Kore: 30%
Vior: 80%


Problems:

2 Brands

2 Different Business Models

Which one will be the name? And the main business model? Why not “compete”?

Interested in buying 1btc worth of Kore.
PM if interested.

Thats what i always had in mind. Way to go mike mike!

Thanks for the links to those posts, Mike.  I'm busy catching up on the discussion.

Lots to consider.