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Sia is also about to initiate a large post-mine which will go directly to cashing out the dev's work on the protocol for the last 6 years. To me a post-mine cashout is worse than a pre-mine ICO because it more closely resembles shady bait-and-switch tactics than being up front about where the money to fund development will come from.

https://siastats.info/sia101 is a nice newbie guide to Sia and Skynet but the more technical guides and troubleshooting knowledge exists at https://siasetup.info

Documentation about Sia and Skynet can be found at https://SiaSetup.info in the "Learn" subsection.

Note: Taek is the same user that the SiaSetup website (the main source of documentation about the project) is criticizing as "unstable project management". Be warned about this man before sinking any significant amount of personal time or money into this project. Source: https://siasetup.info/concerns-about-sia-and-skynet#banned

Be warned of the large post mine coming to SiaCoin soon (the crypto-currency that powers Skynet). Massive inflation is coming to SiaCoin because of this to pay off Skynet Labs as they exit development on the Sia core protocol. David (aka Taek), the original creator, is leaving the Sia project to become a third party dev (working for the new Skynet Labs VC funded company) and will no longer be working on making the Sia core protocol actually work better. Lots of outstanding issues in the Sia core protocol still and with Sia losing their founding dev it raises concerns if the Sia protocol will ever be able to mature. Read more at https://SiaSetup.info (and more specifically https://siasetup.info/concerns-about-sia-and-skynet)