Day One

1. I say the bank prints both.
2. I liked the lowercase epsilon (ε) personally. But I could really care less
3. Yup.
4. So far, yes.

Nice picture Chip!

1: Both

2: I don't really care what symbol we use, so long as we use a symbol

3: of course

4: so far, yes

could we make the symbol a smilie like at the ain, make it easier. good with me otherwise.

1. I think it would be cool to have USNW Enieo bills, if only just for show.
2. I, like k50, prefer the lowercase epsilon, but it's not really that important.
3. Yes, simply because it is much simpler than the alternative. I would be interesting in how AIN's experiment with fluctuating exchange rates has out, but I personally think for it's simplicity our current system is best.
4. Yes I am satisfied. I think that we have set an excellent framework, and as activity increases this summer we should see a huge spike in trade.

@ Will: We most certainly could, once the symbol is decided on.

1. That would be awesome. We should have a design contest.
2. Lower cased epsilon. Although everyone says it's not important, I feel like the smallest detail is.
3. Yes.
4. Abstain from input.

oh, and btw, I was wondering if perhaps we could also have country-specific coins, kind of like the euro coins

1: As K50 said, I would say both.
2: Whatever we have been using. I think it was the e thing?
3: Yes.
4: Yup.

,marsh