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Question: How is it sustainable for a forest if you advise people to take all the seeds?

Good question. Step 5 of the Pinecoin Protocol specifies that cones must not still contain seeds, which are visible under the scales when dry.

https://pinecoin.me/#protocol-5

Re: Show HN: Pinecoin – Money Grown on Trees

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Question: How is it sustainable for a forest if you advise people to take all the seeds?

Good question. Step 5 of the Pinecoin Protocol specifies that cones must not still contain seeds, which are visible under the scales when dry. https://pinecoin.me/#protocol-5

I don't know what seeds look like on a pinecone. Perhaps you should include real photo examples.

Re: Show HN: Pinecoin – Money Grown on Trees

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Good question. Step 5 of the Pinecoin Protocol specifies that cones must not still contain seeds, which are visible under the scales when dry. https://pinecoin.me/#protocol-5

I don't know what seeds look like on a pinecone. Perhaps you should include real photo examples.

Good idea, thanks for the feedback.

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I don't know what seeds look like on a pinecone. Perhaps you should include real photo examples.

Good idea, thanks for the feedback.

I second the other person's note regarding seeds.

A detailed illustration would be helpful.

Interesting project!

Re: Show HN: Pinecoin – Money Grown on Trees

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I've read the website a few times, and I am having trouble understanding how this helps a forest?

I am sure I am missing something simple here: You have replaced mining with pine cone collection. Ok, that sounds kind of neat in a few differing ways. What happens to the pinecones that are mailed in? How is this helping a forest?

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