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January 09, 2014, 08:41:01 PM |
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The one developed by sidhujag, I believe its the most recent one added to devcoin.org.
Ok, that's shakezula's installer and it should just be the same source and .exe packaged in an installer. Sorry he's the guy to ask on that as not heard of any problems previously, and sure he'll be along soon. Thanks, I appreciated your effort. I even tried to break the amount up. If I try to send 200,000 DVC it says it is over the limit and if I try to send 251,000 DVC it says that the transaction amount is too small. This is an experimental version but you can try mine, it sends/rcv's coins no problem im using it for my wallet. v 1.0.10 https://sourceforge.net/projects/devcoin/files/let us know if it works. Using this latest version, it still said that 260,000 DVC was over the limit, but allowed me to send it with an additional 6 DVC fee, which is fine by me thanks for the help.
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psybits
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January 09, 2014, 08:47:11 PM |
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Thanks. The problem is content has to be neutral, any info has to be attributable to another viewable source, and those sources verifiable as 'respected' material (like a journal). I think content is now neutral, just factual, refs are reasonable but I think those articles would make it worse as they're self published which is another thing they don't allow. But I appreciate you listing them - just that visibility for wikipedia isn't the same as visibility for marketing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Core_content_policiesNot sure about the thread here or coinmarketcap, as again that's self-publicity apparently...frustrating because it means ironically that the less marketing done the harder it is to be listed, yet self-marketing is exactly what they don't allow. Need a journo to write a nice rationale article. Might be best to see what they have to say about the new version then I can ask them. Coinmarketcap isn't self publicity it's an independent website delivering concrete facts regarding the market cap of various cryptocurrencies! I can make some small changes to the press releases on Bitcoin PR Buzz so they look like neutral articles When I get a chance I'll do what I can - there is no way they are deleting the DVC article I'll make sure of that.
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sidhujag
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January 09, 2014, 09:08:02 PM |
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The one developed by sidhujag, I believe its the most recent one added to devcoin.org.
Ok, that's shakezula's installer and it should just be the same source and .exe packaged in an installer. Sorry he's the guy to ask on that as not heard of any problems previously, and sure he'll be along soon. Thanks, I appreciated your effort. I even tried to break the amount up. If I try to send 200,000 DVC it says it is over the limit and if I try to send 251,000 DVC it says that the transaction amount is too small. This is an experimental version but you can try mine, it sends/rcv's coins no problem im using it for my wallet. v 1.0.10 https://sourceforge.net/projects/devcoin/files/let us know if it works. Using this latest version, it still said that 260,000 DVC was over the limit, but allowed me to send it with an additional 6 DVC fee, which is fine by me thanks for the help. So it was probably nearing the end of a block, the fee was higher because I think there is some logic that increases fees if your near the end of a block? Not sure why.
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weisoq
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January 09, 2014, 09:17:13 PM Last edit: January 09, 2014, 10:37:48 PM by weisoq |
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Coinmarketcap isn't self publicity it's an independent website delivering concrete facts regarding the market cap of various cryptocurrencies! I can make some small changes to the press releases on Bitcoin PR Buzz so they look like neutral articles When I get a chance I'll do what I can - there is no way they are deleting the DVC article I'll make sure of that. Thanks but don't change the wiki edit yet with the articles. I'm not saying all this to be personally selective, I'm as keen as you to get it resolved and spent a long time re-building the page and reading their info. Have a look at their comments on proposed deletion page - gives fair idea of their perspective of former edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/DevcoinIt's not about the source being an independent site, it's that it's a 'reliable' site. i.e from what I can gather of their terms there's no point us justifying a crypto by posting a crypto site link unless it's well known and regarded. coindesk and coinmarketcap I'll try to put in then. edit: psybits/dalamar - added in a few you suggested and couple others I found
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shakezula
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January 09, 2014, 09:20:16 PM |
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The one developed by sidhujag, I believe its the most recent one added to devcoin.org.
Ok, that's shakezula's installer and it should just be the same source and .exe packaged in an installer. Sorry he's the guy to ask on that as not heard of any problems previously, and sure he'll be along soon. This is nothing I've heard of before, sorry to hear you've got problems. My installer simply packages the .exe's available directly in a nice and easy to install package, this sounds like an issue with the wallet.exe itself. I'm not sure what to check though, you might try resynching the block chain? I've sent multiple large tx's today from my wallet which is the same identical .exe, one of 40K and one of 500K with no issues and only the 1coin fee.
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dalamar96
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January 09, 2014, 11:36:10 PM |
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I would just like to say thanx to whomever it was that donated DVC to me today. It is very appreciated! On another note, the site at http://www.madrabbitproductions.com/devcoin has gone through it's changes to CSS3 and HTML5 and added a few little things to it. It is also very responsive to tablets and phones from my testing, but if anything is out of place (other then the graphs on phones) please let me know! Thanx! Chad PS. I am a little excited about the change over of rounds tonight! Hope the code holds up on the site!
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FuzzyBear
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January 10, 2014, 12:56:18 AM |
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Hey all just wanted to post this here for any ASCMDVCPT investors https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=196217.msg3849931#msg3849931I have asked Kumala the operator of cryptostocks for a list or amounts of shares so I can cross reference that people do have the amounts they say they have or I can send some dvc to addresses or something to say sorry for the situation. Fuzzybear
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weisoq
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January 10, 2014, 01:25:42 AM |
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It's a no from from wikipedia (from 2 sources) The reason the article is proposed for deletion is that it does not prove wp:notability of the subject. Wikipedia's policy is to include only articles about notable subjects. Notability is proved by citing reliable sources that significantly cover the subject, and that are independent of the subject (see here: WP:42). You did not cite any such source. Sources you've cited are: Devtome.com and Devcoin.org (not independent of the subject), some web blogs (not reliable sources) and also some sources that barely mention Devcoin (no significant coverage). For a company to be notable, it needs to be the subject of significant coverage by independent, secondary and reliable sources WP:CORP WP:RS. Using the company website for a reference is a primary source, its not independent therefore it can't be used to support most content.Devcoin, while it may be a worthwhile project, is not yet notable because it hasn't attracted widespread coverage, see WP:TOOSOON 'WP:TOOSOON' links to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:TOOSOONThis can't be resolved via the articles above "Sources used to support a claim of notability include independent, reliable publications in all forms, such as newspaper articles, books, television documentaries, websites, and published reports by consumer watchdog organizations[3] except for the following: press releases, press kits, or similar works;" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:CORPThis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:42 is what I was told is the issue. There's also the issue of 'conflict of interest', which again to be fair to them is true - particularly as I'm now writing this. But all with the best of intentions. Without notability and related content support it won't be added full stop.
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TBCM
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January 10, 2014, 01:28:40 AM |
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After trying out the faucet the page said the following: You haven't reached yet the minimum payout threshold, so we can't send you anything this time.
Your reward has been assigned to the address 1MJ21NMydr9dNu65tga6oBDa6coiq3bRXz. You may request a payout when you reach 1 Devcoins.
Total accumulated on 1MJ21NMydr9dNu65tga6oBDa6coiq3bRXz: 0.4472838 DVC
Checking my wallet it is showing a credit for the transaction for +100000.00 with 9 confirmations to date. That cannot be the intention of the faucet is it? Let me know if something went amiss and once fixed the DVC will be returned to the faucet. To be clear, only one request was made and it appears that my wallet then received a +100000.00 credit. - Nova That's impossible. The donations don't even amount to 100k. And the balance available on the faucet is less than 20k (and they are still there). That transaction is for sure from other source. Congrats!
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melodiem
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January 10, 2014, 01:45:49 AM |
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You have probably considered all this already, please ignore if its of no use Rather than attempt to put Devcoin on it's own page, could other Bitcoin/altcoin/digital currencies page be expanded to include a list of forks and show Devcoin as one? OR can you work it through the programmers bio about who developed the fork?...is he well known enough to have anything written about him/he or his/her work (universities etc?) Also if I am using all the wrong jargon its because its not my stock in trade, bring back plain English I say! It's a no from from wikipedia (from 2 sources) The reason the article is proposed for deletion is that it does not prove wp:notability of the subject. Wikipedia's policy is to include only articles about notable subjects. Notability is proved by citing reliable sources that significantly cover the subject, and that are independent of the subject (see here: WP:42). You did not cite any such source. Sources you've cited are: Devtome.com and Devcoin.org (not independent of the subject), some web blogs (not reliable sources) and also some sources that barely mention Devcoin (no significant coverage). For a company to be notable, it needs to be the subject of significant coverage by independent, secondary and reliable sources WP:CORP WP:RS. Using the company website for a reference is a primary source, its not independent therefore it can't be used to support most content.Devcoin, while it may be a worthwhile project, is not yet notable because it hasn't attracted widespread coverage, see WP:TOOSOON 'WP:TOOSOON' links to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:TOOSOONThis can't be resolved via the articles above "Sources used to support a claim of notability include independent, reliable publications in all forms, such as newspaper articles, books, television documentaries, websites, and published reports by consumer watchdog organizations[3] except for the following: press releases, press kits, or similar works;" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:CORPThis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:42 is what I was told is the issue. There's also the issue of 'conflict of interest', which again to be fair to them is true - particularly as I'm now writing this. But all with the best of intentions. Without notability and related content support it won't be added full stop.
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dalamar96
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January 10, 2014, 01:58:02 AM |
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Also if I am using all the wrong jargon its because its not my stock in trade, bring back plain English I say! HERE HERE!
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melodiem
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January 10, 2014, 02:13:08 AM |
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Does anyone know of a forum thread for BitParking.com? Also, for you crypto brainiacs out there, why are the two pools Ive been watching (so I assume everyone else?) suddenly finding blocks faster if the difficulty rate is now higher than it was a month ago. Have the new miners actually been delivered so people are mining harder or is there another reason? Once again I reveal my inner newbie
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dalamar96
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January 10, 2014, 02:23:59 AM |
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Does anyone know of a forum thread for BitParking.com? Also, for you crypto brainiacs out there, why are the two pools Ive been watching (so I assume everyone else?) suddenly finding blocks faster if the difficulty rate is now higher than it was a month ago. Have the new miners actually been delivered so people are mining harder or is there another reason? Once again I reveal my inner newbie If it is DevCoin you are watching, there was a little hit of good luck there for a short period. Just because the difficulty is higher doesn't mean there won't be any more spurts of good luck (faster finds) it just means they are fewer and farther between. Sometimes blocks get found fast, sometimes it takes a while, it still evens out to 10min / block.
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jasinlee
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January 10, 2014, 02:26:33 AM |
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Aura - Open Source ASIC PCB https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=12567.0 < Ok we are up and ready to go, we now have an open source nearly universal PCB for all ASICs!!! If anyone would like to contribute, Losh is handling the git for us, so all those people that got hit with issues on developing the klondike, this should be a better situation overall.
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melodiem
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January 10, 2014, 02:33:27 AM |
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Im watching 2 merged pools (I only know of 2) but its Bitcoin blocks I was referring to Does anyone know of a forum thread for BitParking.com? Also, for you crypto brainiacs out there, why are the two pools Ive been watching (so I assume everyone else?) suddenly finding blocks faster if the difficulty rate is now higher than it was a month ago. Have the new miners actually been delivered so people are mining harder or is there another reason? Once again I reveal my inner newbie If it is DevCoin you are watching, there was a little hit of good luck there for a short period. Just because the difficulty is higher doesn't mean there won't be any more spurts of good luck (faster finds) it just means they are fewer and farther between. Sometimes blocks get found fast, sometimes it takes a while, it still evens out to 10min / block.
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dalamar96
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January 10, 2014, 02:37:27 AM |
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Ok, I haven't been watching bitcoin for a while, just kinda mining it in the background. I am sure it was just the same thing, good luck for a short period, then a period of longer waiting for the next block.
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January 10, 2014, 03:36:40 AM |
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Checking my wallet it is showing a credit for the transaction for +100000.00 with 9 confirmations to date. That cannot be the intention of the faucet is it? Let me know if something went amiss and once fixed the DVC will be returned to the faucet.
That's impossible. The donations don't even amount to 100k. And the balance available on the faucet is less than 20k (and they are still there). That transaction is for sure from other source. Congrats! Wow, a secret benefactor! It makes me feel silly and grateful at the same time. - Nova
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DVC Address : 1EfsiVUECqmR5Qx7C4PkmwadDXYuSGzssL
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psybits
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January 10, 2014, 04:19:27 AM Last edit: January 10, 2014, 04:45:36 AM by psybits |
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You have probably considered all this already, please ignore if its of no use Rather than attempt to put Devcoin on it's own page, could other Bitcoin/altcoin/digital currencies page be expanded to include a list of forks and show Devcoin as one? OR can you work it through the programmers bio about who developed the fork?...is he well known enough to have anything written about him/he or his/her work (universities etc?) Also if I am using all the wrong jargon its because its not my stock in trade, bring back plain English I say! It's a no from from wikipedia (from 2 sources) The reason the article is proposed for deletion is that it does not prove wp:notability of the subject. Wikipedia's policy is to include only articles about notable subjects. Notability is proved by citing reliable sources that significantly cover the subject, and that are independent of the subject (see here: WP:42). You did not cite any such source. Sources you've cited are: Devtome.com and Devcoin.org (not independent of the subject), some web blogs (not reliable sources) and also some sources that barely mention Devcoin (no significant coverage). For a company to be notable, it needs to be the subject of significant coverage by independent, secondary and reliable sources WP:CORP WP:RS. Using the company website for a reference is a primary source, its not independent therefore it can't be used to support most content.Devcoin, while it may be a worthwhile project, is not yet notable because it hasn't attracted widespread coverage, see WP:TOOSOON 'WP:TOOSOON' links to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:TOOSOONThis can't be resolved via the articles above "Sources used to support a claim of notability include independent, reliable publications in all forms, such as newspaper articles, books, television documentaries, websites, and published reports by consumer watchdog organizations[3] except for the following: press releases, press kits, or similar works;" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:CORPThis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:42 is what I was told is the issue. There's also the issue of 'conflict of interest', which again to be fair to them is true - particularly as I'm now writing this. But all with the best of intentions. Without notability and related content support it won't be added full stop. Devcoin has a market cap of over 3 Million USD and is one of the oldest alternative cryptocurrencies - it is notable. It also has the primary innovation of receiver files, and the funding of open source projects worldwide. It is notable - it is time to rewrite the article and make a complaint to someone higher up regarding this moderators actions / OPINION so that the page is not deleted. Anyone can find some rule in Wikipedia to delete any page / part of an article. We need to rewrite the page and make a formal complaint to someone higher, to get a secdond opinion regarding this moderator who is trying to destroy the page. Coinmarketcap.com is not a "press releases, press kits, or similar works", neither is an online blog - so it is just that moderators OPINION that a blog is not suitable. Everyone has a conflict of interest - the moderator probably despises alt coins - the same thing happened with the LTC Wikipedia page a year ago (we should probably use the LTC and BTC Wikipedia pages as a kind of template for the DVC one). The LTC page references bitcointalk, the LTC forums, Bitcoin whitepaper, Litecoin.org and similar sites - we can do the same and reference Devtome too. If anyone makes substantial changes to the DVC Wikipedia page - please make sure to keep a copy (as well as the history which Wikipedia keeps) so that if our moderator friend deletes the changes we can easily add them back in later. EDIT: also isn't DVC on GitHub too? That can also be referenced
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January 10, 2014, 04:41:34 AM |
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1) Wikipedia has been seeking donations lately, is it worth pointing out to then that in the future of Devcoin is a place for works like theirs to also be supported and that the Devcoin community would be very happy to help them setup for accepting Devcoin donations? 2) Does Wikipedia use open source code? (dummy question sorry) If they do, then they have an obligation to the community to support it (IMO) Re reading that I hope it doesn't sound like a bribe, I just see all open source/public domain works benefiting from the long term outcomes from Devcoins, not sure how you communicate that to wikipedia though. Blah blah.. These are random ideas but in truth, good luck with this, if you need an average visitor to add their two bits via email let me know You have probably considered all this already, please ignore if its of no use Rather than attempt to put Devcoin on it's own page, could other Bitcoin/altcoin/digital currencies page be expanded to include a list of forks and show Devcoin as one? OR can you work it through the programmers bio about who developed the fork?...is he well known enough to have anything written about him/he or his/her work (universities etc?) Also if I am using all the wrong jargon its because its not my stock in trade, bring back plain English I say! It's a no from from wikipedia (from 2 sources) The reason the article is proposed for deletion is that it does not prove wp:notability of the subject. Wikipedia's policy is to include only articles about notable subjects. Notability is proved by citing reliable sources that significantly cover the subject, and that are independent of the subject (see here: WP:42). You did not cite any such source. Sources you've cited are: Devtome.com and Devcoin.org (not independent of the subject), some web blogs (not reliable sources) and also some sources that barely mention Devcoin (no significant coverage). For a company to be notable, it needs to be the subject of significant coverage by independent, secondary and reliable sources WP:CORP WP:RS. Using the company website for a reference is a primary source, its not independent therefore it can't be used to support most content.Devcoin, while it may be a worthwhile project, is not yet notable because it hasn't attracted widespread coverage, see WP:TOOSOON 'WP:TOOSOON' links to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:TOOSOONThis can't be resolved via the articles above "Sources used to support a claim of notability include independent, reliable publications in all forms, such as newspaper articles, books, television documentaries, websites, and published reports by consumer watchdog organizations[3] except for the following: press releases, press kits, or similar works;" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:CORPThis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:42 is what I was told is the issue. There's also the issue of 'conflict of interest', which again to be fair to them is true - particularly as I'm now writing this. But all with the best of intentions. Without notability and related content support it won't be added full stop. Devcoin has a market cap of over 3 Million USD and is one of the oldest alternative cryptocurrencies - it is notable. It also has the primary innovation of receiver files, and the funding of open source projects worldwide. It is notable - it is time to rewrite the article and make a complaint to someone higher up regarding this moderators actions / OPINION so that the page is not deleted. Anyone can find some rule in Wikipedia to delete any page / part of an article. We need to rewrite the page and make a formal complaint to someone higher, to get a secdond opinion regarding this moderator who is trying to destroy the page. Coinmarketcap.com is not a "press releases, press kits, or similar works", neither is an online blog - so it is just that moderators OPINION that a blog is not suitable. Everyone has a conflict of interest - the moderator probably despises alt coins - the same thing happened with the LTC Wikipedia page a year ago (we should probably use the LTC and BTC Wikipedia pages as a kind of template for the DVC one).
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January 10, 2014, 08:05:40 AM Last edit: January 10, 2014, 08:10:20 PM by Unthinkingbit |
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