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March 31, 2018, 11:43:14 PM |
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The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
I seems that the base is Care.Protocol. It’s clearly specified on the technical documentation, you just have to get acquainted with it more carefully. It’s weird, I haven’t seen anything. Could u pls tell me in brief what will Car.Protocol be? Care.Protocol handles all communication and synchronization between entities, wallets, cards, coins and client systems, it enables synchronization and secure communication between two entities defined as a protocol pair. Do u mean that all the apps will be added to the system via the Care.Protocol? Not exactly, the developers will be provided with an individual system - Care.Protocol.Pair. As fa as I understand, it will be responsible for adding of Care.Cards to the Solve.Care system. Does anyone already know how new Care.Cards will be added to the system? Will it be difficult? |
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stillkrazy
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April 01, 2018, 12:43:25 AM |
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Have you already determined which categories of the apps will be on Care.Marketplace?
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scifilover
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April 01, 2018, 07:36:00 AM |
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I never understood the principle of choosing parties, interested in Solve.Care. Why did you decide to waive ordinary people and even families, that could use the platform?
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foreverman
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April 01, 2018, 07:40:46 AM |
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I never understood the principle of choosing parties, interested in Solve.Care. Why did you decide to waive ordinary people and even families, that could use the platform?
Absurd! How could they be ignored? Do your own thinking. They are the first interested in Solve.Care party. And by the way, it's all described in detail in whitepaper. |
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qqniceguyqq
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April 01, 2018, 07:46:23 AM |
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I never understood the principle of choosing parties, interested in Solve.Care. Why did you decide to waive ordinary people and even families, that could use the platform?
Absurd! How could they be ignored? Do your own thinking. They are the first interested in Solve.Care party. And by the way, it's all described in detail in whitepaper. I thought it was logical that they were not mentioned. How do they benefit from the platform? I thought it was more for doctors and hospitals. |
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foreverman
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April 01, 2018, 07:50:23 AM |
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I never understood the principle of choosing parties, interested in Solve.Care. Why did you decide to waive ordinary people and even families, that could use the platform?
Absurd! How could they be ignored? Do your own thinking. They are the first interested in Solve.Care party. And by the way, it's all described in detail in whitepaper. I thought it was logical that they were not mentioned. How do they benefit from the platform? I thought it was more for doctors and hospitals. Why would you even think that? The platform will provide everyone with an access to their information and a possibility of controlling it in a simple and comprehensible manner. It is primarily intended for ordinary people. I don't know how you got acquainted with this project.… |
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evergreensys
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April 01, 2018, 07:55:33 AM |
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I never understood the principle of choosing parties, interested in Solve.Care. Why did you decide to waive ordinary people and even families, that could use the platform?
Absurd! How could they be ignored? Do your own thinking. They are the first interested in Solve.Care party. And by the way, it's all described in detail in whitepaper. I thought it was logical that they were not mentioned. How do they benefit from the platform? I thought it was more for doctors and hospitals. Why would you even think that? The platform will provide everyone with an access to their information and a possibility of controlling it in a simple and comprehensible manner. It is primarily intended for ordinary people. I don't know how you got acquainted with this project.… By the way, since we are talking about ordinary people, that will use Solve.Care, I would like to ask a question: what actions will they be able to perform? |
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foreverman
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April 01, 2018, 08:00:52 AM |
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I never understood the principle of choosing parties, interested in Solve.Care. Why did you decide to waive ordinary people and even families, that could use the platform?
Absurd! How could they be ignored? Do your own thinking. They are the first interested in Solve.Care party. And by the way, it's all described in detail in whitepaper. I thought it was logical that they were not mentioned. How do they benefit from the platform? I thought it was more for doctors and hospitals. Why would you even think that? The platform will provide everyone with an access to their information and a possibility of controlling it in a simple and comprehensible manner. It is primarily intended for ordinary people. I don't know how you got acquainted with this project.… By the way, since we are talking about ordinary people, that will use Solve.Care, I would like to ask a question: what actions will they be able to perform? The list is very large, in fact. I can just make a few examples. There are possibilities to make appointments, share records, compare prices, use all available discounts, manage care among providers. They can also make accurate payments and manage their benefits without getting a PhD in healthcare finance. |
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evergreensys
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April 01, 2018, 08:07:05 AM |
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I never understood the principle of choosing parties, interested in Solve.Care. Why did you decide to waive ordinary people and even families, that could use the platform?
Absurd! How could they be ignored? Do your own thinking. They are the first interested in Solve.Care party. And by the way, it's all described in detail in whitepaper. I thought it was logical that they were not mentioned. How do they benefit from the platform? I thought it was more for doctors and hospitals. Why would you even think that? The platform will provide everyone with an access to their information and a possibility of controlling it in a simple and comprehensible manner. It is primarily intended for ordinary people. I don't know how you got acquainted with this project.… By the way, since we are talking about ordinary people, that will use Solve.Care, I would like to ask a question: what actions will they be able to perform? The list is very large, in fact. I can just make a few examples. There are possibilities to make appointments, share records, compare prices, use all available discounts, manage care among providers. They can also make accurate payments and manage their benefits without getting a PhD in healthcare finance. When will the full list of functions become available? |
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LudmilaMarcin
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April 01, 2018, 11:22:33 AM |
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How many tokens were allocated for the Token Sale by the company?
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April 01, 2018, 11:29:21 AM |
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How many tokens were allocated for the Token Sale by the company?
138 million CAN tokens were allocated for this round. |
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stillkrazy
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April 01, 2018, 02:59:42 PM |
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Let’s say that some tokens aren’t sold on the ICO. Will you put them in reserve then?
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Shaurman
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April 01, 2018, 03:05:26 PM |
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Let’s say that some tokens aren’t sold on the ICO. Will you put them in reserve then?
No. It was already said for several times that such tokens would be burned without a possibility of recovery or re-release. |
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BonTonPlease
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April 01, 2018, 03:57:10 PM |
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I respect all projects in the health sector. tell me in which country you can officially use your platform, will you have an application for your mobile device?
i'm also waiting for that certainty, but that is important in some countries can be well developed think they immediately consider for the mobile app, because it will make easier for many people to get the facility of this platform I am not too deep into solve.care yet, but why would you need an application for a mobile device? If I want to consult a doctor via the internet from abroad, I don't have to ask anyone. Unless I want my social security to pay for it. |
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April 01, 2018, 04:59:05 PM |
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How doctors will interact with patients via Solve.Care?
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bars_kz
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April 01, 2018, 07:05:55 PM |
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If Solve.Care is something like usual hospitals, will doctors be able to schedule their appointments on the platform?
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April 01, 2018, 09:34:46 PM |
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What will form income of doctors, that will provide services on Solve.Care?
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April 01, 2018, 11:31:05 PM |
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If a therapy, provided by a Solve.Care doctor, is ineffective, who will be responsible for it?
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April 02, 2018, 06:21:14 AM |
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This is a promising project. I want to invest in it, especially as the ICO has already begun. Friends, is it necessary to register in the whitelist? Or can I just buy tokens?
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April 02, 2018, 06:28:53 AM |
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This is a promising project. I want to invest in it, especially as the ICO has already begun. Friends, is it necessary to register in the whitelist? Or can I just buy tokens?
Yes, it’s necessary, otherwise you will not be able to buy tokens. |
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