A big big thanks to every body involved and taking the time to seriously think over and weigh the odds in this whole voting process. It is quite frankly a liberating process for me since the foundation of this process is intact as it should be. Again, from the very first developer to all further involved developers and to the community as a whole, thank you. Long Live Qora!! I agree, Qora community is small but quite thoughtful and focused on the issues. We have shown remarkable resilience over the bear market of 2014-15, and as we approach our 2nd birthday I'm feeling very positive for the future. Great tech, great devs, and maybe one of the best decentralized power structures too. I don't feel influence and decision making authority is concentrated anywhere in particular. That's very healthy!
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Where is the block explorer? Also has anyone let coinmarketcap know correct info? Thanks
Link to BE is in the OP. Replace the "(dot)" and swap with "." I asked the dev about coinmarketcap well over a year ago, I didn't get an answer then, so I doubt you'll get one now. Welcome to the vTorrent bagholders club. vTorrent dev probably has autism, so these things don't matter I'm sensing some sort of psychological disorder. It is likely many solo crypto devs are on the autistic spectrum. That's definitely not meant in an offensive way either, I know a few incredibly talented autistic people in different disciplines personally, and for all their abilities, caring about communication etiquette when there's nothing to say isn't one of them. @vTorrent, a progress report would help keep your coin network viable, even a 'hi' will do
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dear COMM if there are enough participants TALK might be willing to help i'm just throwing it out there ... there seems to be some renewed interest in this coin personally I thought it was very dead but it syncs now? TALK was once a LAZARUS and seems to be recovering, and our focus is POS coins, so stop by let us know the details https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=864994.0This is COMM's best chance for a revival! Show enthusiasm while there's still hope
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I don't think anyone ever paid their rent from their TipJar. If you have a specific project, you can crowdfund to get the necessary economy-of-scale to make it work. But just TipJar that sits there is afaik pretty much insignificant. So while it sounds nice, the economics ostensibly don't work: Perhaps you will argue that tips will be greater if people have an easier and more instant way to tip. Let's say I have 10,000 readers per month at my blog, and 5% of them tip me on average 50 cents. That is $250 per month. That won't even pay rent. And 5% is I think fairly high conversion rate. Also I think people get tired of tipping. It sounds nice and everyone is motivated at the start, but over time they will grow weary of the cognitive load of, "who do I tip this month?". They have to organize all their web activity and analyze it. The cognitive load is the real killer. That was a thought provoking article, thanks! I agree with much of that analysis for small amounts as he suggested, but for larger amounts I'm not sure. I think we can break tipping into two groups - passive tipping, where you tip someone for content they already produced like a blog, and interactive tipping, where you tip someone for a response they give you. I think the 2nd type has much more potential to generate meaningful income @TPTB, you for example, could open a Q&A thread for tech & other advice. An answer that takes you a few minutes to write *might* be worth thousands to the questioner. That type of thing would probably fall under 'tipping' but it's different to a fractional penny, and if it was easier to do it might take off.
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('XYZ is a dick' etc).
You do know @xyz is part of the community, right? haha, no offence @xyz change that to 'joe sixpack is a dick'
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They believe that users will agree to be paid to watch some ads in order to earn the BTC to pay to not see ads on their other favorite sites. That is the carrot. The stick is that normal ads will be blocked by default for all users.
Problem is that there are much more lucrative monetization gamification models than advertising, which spam and intrude on users less. Advertising is going to die and be replaced with superior gamification which is more attuned to users' preferences.
Also users and publishers don't want to hand such control over to the Brave team. The only solutions that will be widely adopted will be those not controlled by anyone, i.e. decentralized protocols.
Brenden Eich better stick with his core competency of the programming language Javascript.
Spot on! advertising is the proverbial megaphone, even when it's targeted to people who have shown some 'interest' it's an inferior method compared to even product placement which is subliminal. I know if a blogger has gained my trust for being authentic and knowledgable in something, I will always consider their recommendations, but currently have little way to micro compensate them. Even on this forum there are users who's opinions I rate very highly, and if there was an easy way to tip them I would more often (i.e browser plugin). I'm not going to open a wallet and send them 50 cents, but I would if it literally was one click in my browser.
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I have been following Qora since it began and remember the original dev had to lock the first thread and start a new moderated one to keep the discussion civil. Perhaps the new Qora team should start a moderated thread.
In my humble opinion, fostering an environment where debate and dialog can take place is an important part of community-building process. As a community, we should strive to become a democracy where all sides' arguments can be presented and heard. We should become more tolerant and encourage more members to speak their minds and present their views and arguments. Juding from all the debates and disucssions going on in the past couple days, I'd say we're going the right way. Personally, I'm very appreciative of everyone's input, regardless of whether I agree with the argument put forth or not. From what I see, jwinterm has been very civil in presenting his view. So I, for one, definitely welcome his participation in our discussion and his decision to take part in our community. Having said that, I think having a moderated thread will be considered against the spirit of a community project such as Qora. I prefer to have things as the way they are. Thank you! IMO the only moderation should be for obvious FUD with no content ('this coin is a scam' with no details etc) and abuse ('XYZ is a dick' etc). Robust heated debate with intellectual content is great, passion is good too
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I had about 25,000 on bter I was trading them and just after i bought some for 13 satishi each, they delisted it and I can not find another site to trade. Any suggestions? Their website doesn't work, the Twitter hasn't been updated since June, and most posts are from 2014. Any place to turn it to bitcoin(even at a loss?)
Nothing I am aware of. May be someone from the community can resurrect this again I suggest a name change to LAZARUS
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Ben away from the crypto scene for a while, but still got some COMM in my wallet. Any exchange?
There's no place to trade,now Any future plans? COMM is dead? No? it's a zombie now (dead but still syncing)
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Any news about Nullu?
Nope, dont think he is ever coming back. Most of us here are already given up on him. Either we have to find an alternate way, or nothing is gonna happen. Its a shame the first ever premined coin has to end this way. This coin is well and truly dead. It was a bad start with this dictatorial asshole "TheMightyX" and after the disappearance of Nullu we should give up. Sad but true. PMP is dead. It could have been quite a good coin, but like so many lacked a good dev behind the wheel
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Where is the block explorer? Also has anyone let coinmarketcap know correct info? Thanks
Link to BE is in the OP. Replace the "(dot)" and swap with "." I asked the dev about coinmarketcap well over a year ago, I didn't get an answer then, so I doubt you'll get one now. Welcome to the vTorrent bagholders club. vTorrent dev probably has autism, so these things don't matter
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Very innovative idea, would the walking reward be constant forever, or change over time (e.g you get a bit less as you get fitter and walk further) Thanks, all details will be revealed soon, don't forget to also check out theviralexchange.com cool, I think fitalize could get some some good mass media attention. I read just today that 11% of humans (that's counting everyone, not just developed world) have diabetes. That's a lot of people who need to be walking a lot more!!
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Mandatory update hardfork incoming use version 2.4.1.0 Thanks Noise23 Good work thundertoe, thanks
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Where can I find details concerning the ICO procedure? tomorrow the ICO site will be live will NXT be accepted for the ICO?
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anyone renting storage on SIA network?
I want to offer 1TB, can someone give me some pointers?
I would like to know about this too. It may be as simple as point and click for you, but you can take a look at the notes here: https://github.com/NebulousLabs/SiaThere is a troubleshooting guide and a link to the slack channel should you need further help setting up. what estimate for return on 1TB per month? has anyone crunched some numbers?
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can someone give a quick summary of where RD is at? Has the dev left? was he the same guy doing louis?
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Hi, everyone! I have the following announcements to make:1. ca333, the security expert from Switzerland, will join Qora dev team as a security consultant/core contributor. He had provided code contributions and performed security audits for Qora in the past. After joining the dev team, he will support Qora development by providing critical security analysis/bug fixes and much needed consultation. He has my full support and trust, and I have full confidence in his expertise and ability to provide critical analysis. To get an idea of what kind of work ca333 had been doing in the past, feel free to check out his BTT profile. 2. vbcs and CIYAM will continue to be a part of our Qora dev team. Everything is cool. Please relax. So, everyone, let's get back on track and continue with the development! Skerberus is currently working on bug fixes in 0.26. I'll let him make an announcement when it's ready for release. Great news, welcome ca333, and thank you! Time to buy some more Qora
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Yes attempting to highlight all the different projects that are working to revolutionize social media using blockchain tech. Just a database/index of the project details. Comments are welcome, but discussion is not the main focus.
Great thread BN, watching! Attention economy will be everywhere soon, micro-payments make so much possible.
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IANAL so readers consult your own attorney, but my layman's understanding is they can NEVER fix the fact that they presold ILLEGAL unregistered investment securities to non-accredited USA investors. I implore you to understand the Supreme Court's Howey test. This will haunt this project until the SEC and/or FinCEN comes after them. Greg Meredith is a USA citizen. I really don't have any idea what he is thinking that he thinks he can raise money in this way and not end up in big trouble later.
If they wanted to raise funding to work on Synereo, they could have attempted a crowdfunding or to attract angel/venture private placement investment. But that would require them to have a well vetted business plan or convincing altruistic explanation. Instead they sell technobabble delusion to unwary n00bs and pumpers (same as Ethereum is doing, but at least Ethereum ran away to Switzerland so they think they can avoid USA securities law and still sell to non-accredited USA investors).
Any entity selling an ICO is (intentionally or perhaps cluelessly) corrupt. Period.
I warned you months ago. You have no one to blame but yourself, for not studying and listening more carefully.
Decentralized social networking projects are not novel. The list is littered with failures as you were told already upthread[1].
I don't hate them. I wished them good luck upthread. I am just feeding back frankly the reality. Some useful information here. I really don't know what's gonna happen though, really depends on interpretation, so I wont be surprised if the SEC goes either way (allow or crackdown) https://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/holdsec.htm
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