Just curious but what is the value-add here? At the end of the day, pool or no pool, the average end user isn't going to care. It just has to work, be liquid enough that they aren't raped on exchange, and have markets/merchant acceptance. What merchants are using SPR? What differentiating factor is there over BTC?
If someone wandered into the Darkcoin thread and posted such nonsense, you'd be the first to rip into them.

Spread's anti-pool strategy may not be perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better than anything else right now. Are you really comfortable with two people having control of 80% of Darkcoin's hashrate? Do you want me to post those pie charts again? Nobody cares about having actually decentralised blockchain security right now because nobody cares enough about cryprocurrencies to mount a serious attack on a large PoW coin. It's only a matter of time though before it happens, if BTC/DRK/whatever succeed the way we here would all like them to. Darkcoin right now is actually considerably less decentralised than the tradional banking system.
Spread borrows the masternode concept from Darkcoin, but the implementation is a fresh one. One that for example solves the masternode payments/forking issues that have plagued Darkcoin from RC3 to this day. Spread masternodes are also different in pricing philosophy, and vastly easier to set up and maintain than Darkcoin's, something I hope the Darkcoin team pays some attention to.
Unlike Noob'AlmightyTextBrick'OnTheBlock I don't personally care about making more BTC, or the market price of either DRK or SPR at all. I'm here because I support blockchain and masternode technology and hope that what they evolve into will in some small way help future generations avoid constant financial rape and pillage by the kleptocrats that currently run this asylum we all live on.
Darkcoin isn't going to change the world by itself, Spread can help a little too. Adoption is the only thing that is really going to help, and if Spread brings more users and supporters of the masternode concept on board then it will benefit Darkcoin too. I think everyone who holds any of either should hold a bit of the other too, bitching between the two groups isn't going to help anyone.
Both SPR and DRK are currently testing IX, I think this is a great thing. My personal belief is that IX has a far broader market appeal than Darksend. Comparatively few people give a damn about their privacy, but everyone's in a hurry... Anyway, there's no reason SPR can't have its own version of DS in time. It's just not the current priority, rightly in my opinion.
SPR is based on the same API as BTC and DRK, if wider merchant adoption comes for one it will come for all.
I think saying that SPR has no differentiating features over Bitcoin is plain silly. Please spank yourself, consider buying a few SPR, and help support a fresh implementation of Evan's genius, by an honest and skilled developer.
