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Starting Posts: 702
Bitcoin Address: 1HaJyaYUtYtVqswKBgjMsfCN2MhG8GYyA3
I haven't been checking recently, when was the maximum changed to 4000 posts? I've only made 102 posts so far this month so I'm wondering how anyone will even reach 1000! |
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Is altcoin cards working? They are eligible for the 3 share non mining business bounty, if the site is working.
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How many characters are required to get 5 shares? (I think I still have one page to go for rating anyway, sorry) |
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I generally agree with this sentiment. I don't know that I would be affected either way since I don't know what period of time this occurred over. But indeed, it maintains the diluted shares from previous rounds, despite there being a pool of devcoins that could be used to compensate those receivers. Instead, those who received diluted shares may receive nothing. This doesn't seem equitable.
I did it this way because it was the easiest. It would take a long time to figure out how much the shares were diluted in which rounds and to calculate how much each person should get. Also, on average those rounds had about 300,000 devcoins, more than people are getting this round, so those in the previous rounds are already getting plenty. Edit: Since people want more to be sent to the previous rounds, in the next payment I'll send according to the round 28 account file, instead of the round 32 file. I'd actually push more towards something like Round 30. The reason being that this is when the issue was for sure a problem. In fact, here's a short breakdown of that one: Total shares: 816 His shares: 120 That's a ratio of (120/816) 14.7% or almost 15%. This is a pretty big difference in earnings. Round 29 he had nothing. Round 28 he had a little (55 shares). It's the round 30 one where things were really killed though when you take his shares per round and figure out the dilution of them. So I'm going to put in a vote for changing it to round 30. 55 Shares is still a lot, anyway |
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Hello everyone, The forum @ http://162.243.37.115 now bans users from viewing your topics if they are on your ignore list. Mabtc and I both tested the trollblocking feature, and it worked for both of us. Tenthirtyone gets the 48 share + 6 million devcoin troll blocking award, which is finished. Awesome! That's a nice looking forum by the way! |
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Devcoin Bounty Engine
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Looking good! Should we assign a bounty to this to help kick things off? e.g. 12 shares or so, depending on the difficulty |
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review for http://dvc4giftcards.us/With some of the kindly tips I've received for the dvccountdown, I managed to have enough dvc in my pocket to purchase a $1 amazon gift card, which I was going to use to discount an amazon purchase I was planning on making. The site was well presented, and easy to purchase from, but I missed the bit where I was supposed to write a note to the seller. My brain just completely missed the text block, and I think that was because the big cards drew my focus away from it - perhaps it would be better presented another way, like a message box or something just before going to the payment window. Regarding that oversight, I assumed (hoped) the gift card would just be sent to my email address by default, and overnight I received an email from the site admin. It turns out they had seen that I was from .au, and the gift cards were only usable on the US store. I was asked whether I still wanted the card, or a refund, and took the sensible option considering I was looking at something on my local amazon. The next time I want something from the US store (which I do from time to time), and I have DVC to burn, I had a pleasant enough experience to try this site again. For larger purchases, though, I think would prefer bigger denominations than the $1 or $10 to save some time. Thanks for the review! Turns out the review bounty is finished, though. @Unthinkingbit - I would be like to give 1 of my administrator bonus shares (from the 3-Business-Administrator in the bounty file) to Hunterbunter for his review, even though the bounty is over. |
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Is the GB and builds included?
I can make a C+P clone but I'm having GB troubles..
The site forks bitcoin, applies your settings and branding and ships you linux and windows binaries as well as (optional) source including git history. No genesis block? I'm lazy - it currently just uses the existing genesis block. This does introduce a bug that the first difficulty adjustment doesn't work, but thats useful for those who want to premine a bit anyway. LOL - It works? Wouldn't the wrong blockchain download, then? How severe is the bug anyway. |
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Is the GB and builds included?
I can make a C+P clone but I'm having GB troubles..
The site forks bitcoin, applies your settings and branding and ships you linux and windows binaries as well as (optional) source including git history. No genesis block? |
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Is the GB and builds included?
I can make a C+P clone but I'm having GB troubles..
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Are these profitable? How much?
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Huh? That is not rarest by a long long way.
At least do your homework before making up false claims for your latest scam.
-MarkM-
@MarkM - Onecoin |
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Still getting the error a lot...
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Starting Posts: 702
Bitcoin Address: 1HaJyaYUtYtVqswKBgjMsfCN2MhG8GYyA3
I signed up before the rates changed, will I still be eligible for the old rates (e.g. 0.4 BTC/1200 posts) or will I have to go by BTC0.0002 per post? |
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Please read the OP, faucet is on the site!
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I would love to test the Android client, but I need a link to the app then.
Yep, just the apk file would be fine by me. |
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Ok thank you.
-AM
Yep, when you don't put the colon then your page will link to wiki:user:[Article] |
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0.05? Bitcoin price went up.
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Happy New Year everyone! I'm working on the next revision of devcoin.org now - I've compiled all the feedback everyone left and will be making a bunch of updates - I'll provide a list once v2 is ready.
I truly believe Devcoin is going to have a very strong 2014. I've been thinking about ways that we can help take Devcoin to the next level and there are two people I think we should reach out to:
1) Mark Shuttleworth (founder of Canonical, creators of Ubuntu Linux)
2) Richard Branson
They are both space traveling philanthropists who I have no doubt would absolutely love everything that Devcoin stands for.
I'd be more than happy to prepare a Powerpoint deck on Devcoin that we could send off to Mark and Richard. I'd start with the highlights that are currently on the slider on devcoin.org (funding open source projects and artists, allowing anyone with the desire to work to earn devcoins from writing, open source spaceship). Seriously, what's not to love? It's just a matter of getting the material in front of them.
Awesome! I've been reaching out to some projects on their IRC channels (e.g. #blendercoders) but haven't received much of a response. Mark, as for http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=cpu_mining, if you could elaborate more on your article and how it could make money that would be great. How can mining stones and metals and chopping wood translate into real-world gains? Tell me once you do that, and I'll see if it's bounty worthy! (Don't rush, I believe there are still four 6-share bounties remaining) |
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