XRP vs IOTA, or Alien vs Predator

[Guest]

XRP vs IOTA, or Alien vs Predator

Today we will make a comparison between the two coins, both in terms of technology and in terms of prices. Undoubtedly, in the world of Crypto coins, the two blockchain technologies are truly extra terrestrial. That’s why I chose this title for the article. And XRP and IOTA benefit from top-class blockchain technologies. XRP is a third-generation blockchain technology, and IOTA is a fourth-generation technology. Both technologies are bitter than Bitcoin or Ethereum technology. The two coins are not created by mining.

https://www.ripplecoinnews.com/xrp-vs-iota-or-alien-vs-predator

[zenkert]

1 hour ago, ahmadderar said:

Both technologies are bitter than Bitcoin or Ethereum technology.

Sometimes it just gets to much. BITTER that is a feeling.
Maybe you should consider that writing in English, you have some form of responsability to write it correct.
Educate not only in Crypto but also in language.
There is a long way between the "i" and the "e" on the keyboard.
So it is just not a slip, there.

Like this, when visiting a sick friend, asking How are you feeling now?
 - I feel bitter. HUH? Bitter not feeling better, or what?
Because better is the correct word.

And then you use the word "ANALYSIERT" in the picture before the writing starts. That is German, not English.
Ja, das ist Deutsch. Ein bischen deutsch verstehe ich.

 

Edited December 12, 2017 by zenkert

[Guest]

It's Alien Vs Olsen-banden

 

https://medium.com/@ercwl/iota-is-centralized-6289246e7b4d

 

https://medium.com/@valerio.vaccaro/iota-is-not-for-iot-3fc8b74c506f

 

https://medium.com/@neha/cryptographic-vulnerabilities-in-iota-9a6a9ddc4367

 

Edit:

>This means that IOTA scales proportionally to the number of transactions ad infinitum.

 

Wrong. They can scale only by adding full nodes. Without them they are clogged  (like they are currently).

Edited December 12, 2017 by Guest

[mihaisyblu]

@IdzieWojnaIdzieWojna, informațiile din articol sunt preluate de pe site-ul oficial al IOTA. Verifica. Nu vrei doar să spui că site-ul oficial nu descrie corect IOTA? Sau vrei să spui că IOTA nu este un Predator? ;-)

 

@zenkert, the article was initially scanned with Grammarly. He did not detect this mistake. It was later sent for verification to a grammar proofreader. This mistake has also passed the human corrector. Now, I wonder who is the responsibility in this case? In this style, we write nothing.

Edited December 12, 2017 by mihaisyblu

[Guest]

@ahmadderar  i applaude your enthusiasm over ripple / xrp... because it's obviously that you care about what the company is trying to acheive, and you want to share the virtues of investing and supporting their vision.  

 

But the simple fact is, in order to be taken seriously, you need to provide a fundamental analysis that is not only coherent, but free of grammatical error.  It's clear that English isn't your native language, and from someone that failed to learn any other language despite trying, (D- spanish)  i appreciate it's difficult to grasp the complexities of English syntax.  

If you are truly set on providing content on XRP, i implore you to enlist the help of a native English speaker to proof read your articles before release.  There's many people on this forum that would be willing to help save yourself from a lot of flak.

 

 

Edited December 12, 2017 by Guest

[tvde]

7 hours ago, zenkert said:

Sometimes it just gets to much. BITTER that is a feeling.
Maybe you should consider that writing in English, you have some form of responsability to write it correct.
Educate not only in Crypto but also in language.
There is a long way between the "i" and the "e" on the keyboard.
So it is just not a slip, there.

Like this, when visiting a sick friend, asking How are you feeling now?
 - I feel bitter. HUH? Bitter not feeling better, or what?
Because better is the correct word.

And then you use the word "ANALYSIERT" in the picture before the writing starts. That is German, not English.
Ja, das ist Deutsch. Ein bischen deutsch verstehe ich.

 

Sometimes it indeed just gets toO much ... I guess that is an example of a slip there?

Edited December 12, 2017 by tvde