https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8791.75 would have been a better place.

But as discussed here, additional bitAsset markets will do more harm than good if they aren't liquid. I'm trying to assist in making bitAsset markets, and I'd appreciate a cuddly bot template. There are a few floating around, but the operating instructions aren't intelligible to the technologically mortal among us. A last-mile problem that may be solved by the 'planned' addition of market maker tools to the client software (notwithstanding the gaming risks therein).

I'm reluctant to duplicate effort, so calling for hints about the proposed addition of such functionality, and/or about the existing community offerings.

Be assured, I don't actually shit out posts until I've followed every other relevant thread to its end.

Abstaining. Uncomfortable with all.

All better now. I was being silly.. 

Man is basically famous for freewheeling, wooly chatter while sitting uninvited on everyone's lap. Like the laughable end of the spectrum of psychosis.

Ready to play.

I sincerely believe deflation does not hurt, except for those in debt. Debt is supposed to be painful, that's the whole point. Many causes of inflation reward indebtedness.

If you had a big, over-due bill, you would be forced to sell assets at your disposal to pay it, even if those assets were mathematically bound to appreciate.

Economies do not want 'kick-starting'. It is absolutely trivial to expand a GDP by debasing the unit in which it is measured, one of many good arguments that it is folly to measure an economy's performance by GDP, especially in isolation.

I however opted not to reset, still everything worked fine after a few restarts on my mac.

The problem with the Mac client is certainly of GUI specificity. My interface was misreporting my sync status. That became evident once I'd discovered considerable sync progress, within minutes of a 'hopeless' restart.