[ANN][ICO] 🚀 VANYWHERE – World’s #1 Skill-sharing Platform on the Blockchain 🚀

[Ajutokintumi]

When is this coming to exchange?

We are still far away from that, as vanywhere is in presale at the moment

But im sure team is already in negotiations,as you need exchange ready after you finish ICO.

True, you need exchange ready week or two after token distribution ends

[bibliobusz]

Do you have to be a Skiller or just user of the app to be able to contribute with reviews and such?

[TheRedKing]

Do you have to be a Skiller or just user of the app to be able to contribute with reviews and such?

It would make sense that someone that has used someone's expertise be able to post reviews, otherwise it would leave much room for manipulation.

[Ranunculus2]

Do you have to be a Skiller or just user of the app to be able to contribute with reviews and such?

It would make sense that someone that has used someone's expertise be able to post reviews, otherwise it would leave much room for manipulation.

to me it also makes sense that you have to use the app in one way or the other to be eligible to review others.

[Lognak]

When is this coming to exchange?

We are still far away from that, as vanywhere is in presale at the moment

But im sure team is already in negotiations,as you need exchange ready after you finish ICO.

They must be because if they waited with that they would be in quicksand!

I think most teams start the negotiations even before any sale started.

[sebulba]

Will you require from all skillers to use english as main language?

That wouldnt make much sense,too many people would be left out.

I think at the beginning of this thread they mentioned they will support other languages as well.

You can conduct your lessons on whichever language you wan't.

In time, yes. But it seems that at first most of the skillers will be from English speaking countries, North America to be precise.

If the app will be available in China, then probably most people will be speaking Chinese.

it would be wise for them to take on local markets. But maybe then disputes would be hard to handle by the team.

if you mean because of translations - they can always find someone to translate - like a Skiller

[primbool]

When is this coming to exchange?

We are still far away from that, as vanywhere is in presale at the moment

But im sure team is already in negotiations,as you need exchange ready after you finish ICO.

They must be because if they waited with that they would be in quicksand!

when is ICO finish for project?

[unchained5498]

When is this coming to exchange?

We are still far away from that, as vanywhere is in presale at the moment

But im sure team is already in negotiations,as you need exchange ready after you finish ICO.

They must be because if they waited with that they would be in quicksand!

They have to prepare for it and the price will go up when they announce it.

[unchained5498]

Will you require from all skillers to use english as main language?

That wouldnt make much sense,too many people would be left out.

I think at the beginning of this thread they mentioned they will support other languages as well.

You can conduct your lessons on whichever language you wan't.

In time, yes. But it seems that at first most of the skillers will be from English speaking countries, North America to be precise.

If the app will be available in China, then probably most people will be speaking Chinese.

Yeah China is huge market,it would be wise to translate app to chinese too.

I hope there wont be some kind of restrictions,as China is strict lately regarding crypto.But then again,it would be too risky not to go for that huge market,as China is.

Can you list some restrictions which would affect this project?

I guess only dumb government restrictions are in question here.

[babyBaba]

Do you have to be a Skiller or just user of the app to be able to contribute with reviews and such?

User of the app would be enough. You don't have to be a skiller.

[james7854]

Do you have to be a Skiller or just user of the app to be able to contribute with reviews and such?

User of the app would be enough. You don't have to be a skiller.

Basically you don't heave to teach to teach any skill but rather acquire skills from others.

[buraz]

Could game streamers consider to be skillers?

[UncleT]

Could game streamers consider to be skillers?

That's a good question. But that would work only if they did tutorials and if they did them on demand, so no, regular streamers would not be considered skillers.

[descuri]

Do you have to be a Skiller or just user of the app to be able to contribute with reviews and such?

User of the app would be enough. You don't have to be a skiller.

Basically you don't heave to teach to teach any skill but rather acquire skills from others.

So a Skillee is enough - because you've already used the app and contributed enough.

[Desmozgenes]

Could game streamers consider to be skillers?

I dont see why not,as for example in world of warcraft skilled players offer PVP lessons,some tips and tricks.That could work with most of the games,especially highly competitive ones.

[SantiagoSegura]

Could game streamers consider to be skillers?

I dont see why not,as for example in world of warcraft skilled players offer PVP lessons,some tips and tricks.That could work with most of the games,especially highly competitive ones.

But for that you would be able to stream or something like that.Or you mean like watching someone play?

[cmdr1]

Could game streamers consider to be skillers?

I dont see why not,as for example in world of warcraft skilled players offer PVP lessons,some tips and tricks.That could work with most of the games,especially highly competitive ones.

But for that you would be able to stream or something like that.Or you mean like watching someone play?

Maybe they mean sharing some secrets about a specific game.

[Vargistkrieg]

Could game streamers consider to be skillers?

I dont see why not,as for example in world of warcraft skilled players offer PVP lessons,some tips and tricks.That could work with most of the games,especially highly competitive ones.

But for that you would be able to stream or something like that.Or you mean like watching someone play?

Maybe they mean sharing some secrets about a specific game.

It could work. I watch people play games and listen to their tips and tricks so I wouldn't mind paying for additional info.

[Ranunculus2]

Could game streamers consider to be skillers?

I dont see why not,as for example in world of warcraft skilled players offer PVP lessons,some tips and tricks.That could work with most of the games,especially highly competitive ones.

But for that you would be able to stream or something like that.Or you mean like watching someone play?

Maybe they mean sharing some secrets about a specific game.

It could work. I watch people play games and listen to their tips and tricks so I wouldn't mind paying for additional info.

Yeah, when you're reeeeaaaally stuck and just can't manage to google it.

[bibliobusz]

I can't really think of any practical skills I would use the app for so it would be awesome if someone could post examples from the app.