Hi guys,
there are a few things on the agenda today:
1. I have talked to a lawyer on friday and learned that, in my jurisdiction, it is difficult to "actively run" such a project for a longer period of time as it would be considered to be "commercial activity" which is "profit orientated" and this requires special types of licenses. A one time - or short time involvement - is fine however (hobby project).
Glad you did check with a lawyer ... think you misunderstood what I meant earlier in this thread about getting a lawyer involved. Always good to check to make sure what you are doing is strictly legal. Not exactly sure it's a great idea to just hand over the responsibility of the project to someone else, especially the funding part ... you sort of need to find the perfect manager type (or dev), who not only has a track record, but also is willing to provide his real information. A multi-signature vault on coinbase is one way some devs make sure the funds remain safe when there are several 'leads' on a coin. One of those parties having access could be the same lawyer.
A couple of quick observations on the new website/video.
Video looks good, although you may wish to remove the 'advanced beta stage' thing from the video ... I mean, how can it be in advanced beta stage when the white paper is still being worked on?
As for the FAQ, you'll of course need the obvious stuff, the details on how the coin works, how tokens will work, how to eventually get tokens (besides providing hardware power, exchanges I assume) and information on yourself and any other team members.
