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March 12, 2014, 08:42:38 AM |
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when nem is released, i'll donate to this in austria: http://www.sos-childrensvillages.org/i support this organisation since 3 years with 20 euro per month and what they do is very nice in my op
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March 12, 2014, 08:56:14 AM |
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when nem is released, i'll donate to this in austria: http://www.sos-childrensvillages.org/i support this organisation since 3 years with 20 euro per month and what they do is very nice in my op i have given a look to this website and its nice. your opinion is a good one. i will make others to see it.
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March 12, 2014, 09:04:41 AM |
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when nem is released, i'll donate to this in austria: http://www.sos-childrensvillages.org/i support this organisation since 3 years with 20 euro per month and what they do is very nice in my op good idea
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pabloangello
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March 12, 2014, 10:48:22 AM |
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This's gonna be huge
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amytheplanarshift
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March 12, 2014, 11:11:57 AM |
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I think to commemorate the launch of NEM (whenever that may be) we should give all stakeholders the option to donate a percentage of their stake to a community-determined charity so that we can kick off the launch of NEM with a bang (and positive PR). If there is enough interest I guess we could even spread it out amongst several charities to get even more positive PR out of it (and not to mention helping out charities in the process).
I just think this would be a way to get a large-scale fundraiser done quickly and painlessly since the coins are going to have to be distributed anyway. Of course, if you don't want to, you don't have to donate anything either! What do you guys think?
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March 12, 2014, 11:17:32 AM |
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I think to commemorate the launch of NEM (whenever that may be) we should give all stakeholders the option to donate a percentage of their stake to a community-determined charity so that we can kick off the launch of NEM with a bang (and positive PR). If there is enough interest I guess we could even spread it out amongst several charities to get even more positive PR out of it (and not to mention helping out charities in the process).
I just think this would be a way to get a large-scale fundraiser done quickly and painlessly since the coins are going to have to be distributed anyway. Of course, if you don't want to, you don't have to donate anything either! What do you guys think?
There's alot o talks going on abot fundraising, charity and what not on the trello boads. If you'd like to participate plz pm utopian.
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March 12, 2014, 11:28:39 AM |
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I think to commemorate the launch of NEM (whenever that may be) we should give all stakeholders the option to donate a percentage of their stake to a community-determined charity so that we can kick off the launch of NEM with a bang (and positive PR). If there is enough interest I guess we could even spread it out amongst several charities to get even more positive PR out of it (and not to mention helping out charities in the process).
I just think this would be a way to get a large-scale fundraiser done quickly and painlessly since the coins are going to have to be distributed anyway. Of course, if you don't want to, you don't have to donate anything either! What do you guys think?
Good idea! I support to donate some for NEM's furture.
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Bob81
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March 12, 2014, 12:43:38 PM |
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I will also give a certain percentage of my stake to a charity organization. Do you think we can build our own charity organization with members around the world and small charity-projects around the world? - NEM - better then just being a coin - its pure charity! . This could be the slogan. Nevertheless would it also help to promote NEM in general.
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konane
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March 12, 2014, 01:22:59 PM |
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Pure charity? Come on, that's just pretentious. I'd gladly give a portion of my stake for charity, but let's not kid ourselves.
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Bob81
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March 12, 2014, 01:39:25 PM |
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Pure charity? Come on, that's just pretentious. I'd gladly give a portion of my stake for charity, but let's not kid ourselves.
It would be pure charity when we spend a certain percentage of our stake in regard to all other coins But more important is the question if it would be possible under NEM to create a charity organization around the world. In my opinion it could be reachable.
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JTB800
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March 12, 2014, 02:10:43 PM |
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Pure charity? Come on, that's just pretentious. I'd gladly give a portion of my stake for charity, but let's not kid ourselves.
It would be pure charity when we spend a certain percentage of our stake in regard to all other coins But more important is the question if it would be possible under NEM to create a charity organization around the world. In my opinion it could be reachable. I lean more toward konane on this one. Let's all remember that no one else can get "in" on this coin anymore. Everything that is done to promote it is going to be looked at through the prism of "outsiders" as self-serving. While it is nice and everything, a charity outreach does nothing to entice widespread use as the charity would presumably want to use the "money" on, you know, its charity. Any accompanying publicity has the danger of being perceived as a PR stunt. In fact, many on this very forum seem to blatantly admit that that is what it indeed is. Don't get me wrong, I am not against it completely, and if some really unique and fabulous idea emerges that is great. But, the key thing to sales, and that is what we are talking about here, is the benefits. Yes, the coders are (hopefully) hard at work building real benefits for NEM, but it is up to the community to showcase those benefits as well. (Once known, of course). There is only one direction NEM can go that will assure its success and that is to get new people to want it. New people may not (more likely -- will not) adopt NEM as a must-have coin because the original stakeholders donated some of their coins to a charity. Helping charities is good, but if the coin is worth zero what has been accomplished? I am not trying to be a downer here. But, I think that any and every move should be looked at with an eye toward getting new people to want NEM.
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amytheplanarshift
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March 12, 2014, 02:30:34 PM |
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Pure charity? Come on, that's just pretentious. I'd gladly give a portion of my stake for charity, but let's not kid ourselves.
It would be pure charity when we spend a certain percentage of our stake in regard to all other coins But more important is the question if it would be possible under NEM to create a charity organization around the world. In my opinion it could be reachable. I lean more toward konane on this one. Let's all remember that no one else can get "in" on this coin anymore. Everything that is done to promote it is going to be looked at through the prism of "outsiders" as self-serving. While it is nice and everything, a charity outreach does nothing to entice widespread use as the charity would presumably want to use the "money" on, you know, its charity. Any accompanying publicity has the danger of being perceived as a PR stunt. In fact, many on this very forum seem to blatantly admit that that is what it indeed is. Don't get me wrong, I am not against it completely, and if some really unique and fabulous idea emerges that is great. But, the key thing to sales, and that is what we are talking about here, is the benefits. Yes, the coders are (hopefully) hard at work building real benefits for NEM, but it is up to the community to showcase those benefits as well. (Once known, of course). There is only one direction NEM can go that will assure its success and that is to get new people to want it. New people may not (more likely -- will not) adopt NEM as a must-have coin because the original stakeholders donated some of their coins to a charity. Helping charities is good, but if the coin is worth zero what has been accomplished? I am not trying to be a downer here. But, I think that any and every move should be looked at with an eye toward getting new people to want NEM. I understand what you mean, and I didn't mean to say that the whole reason would be as a "PR stunt". I just think helping charitable organizations is a great thing to do, and with the way this coin is distributed it presents an extremely easy way to allocate a lot of funds to a worthy organization so that we can not only immediately begin using our new coins, but also provide a positive benefit to society in doing so AND also possibly gaining positive PR from that endeavor. There is no guarantee that any publicity of any sort will even come of it, but that's okay because that is not the reason why I proposed the idea. The first and foremost reason is to help a worthwhile cause, and second is to maybe give some exposure to NEM. And anyway, it's just an idea.
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JTB800
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March 12, 2014, 02:45:48 PM |
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I understand what you mean, and I didn't mean to say that the whole reason would be as a "PR stunt". I just think helping charitable organizations is a great thing to do, and with the way this coin is distributed it presents an extremely easy way to allocate a lot of funds to a worthy organization so that we can not only immediately begin using our new coins, but also provide a positive benefit to society in doing so AND also possibly gaining positive PR from that endeavor. There is no guarantee that any publicity of any sort will even come of it, but that's okay because that is not the reason why I proposed the idea. The first and foremost reason is to help a worthwhile cause, and second is to maybe give some exposure to NEM. And anyway, it's just an idea. Oh, I didn't mean to imply it was you I was talking about -- it wasn't -- it was just a general impression from the thread. Also, I certainly did not mean to imply that PR is a bad thing. It is not. I am just saying that PR is tricky. One has to think about how any campaign is perceived. And, I am just saying that stakeholders are going to be perceived as naturally biased and everything that is done will be looked at from that angle. All ideas (including charity) should be on the table. But, I am just pointing out that a focus on the possible benefits attainable to new users will be a huge step in eventual success. When the coin goes way up in value, then later, any charity chosen will be even happier.
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JakeThePanda
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March 12, 2014, 03:24:11 PM |
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I disagree with the above comments.
It's very hard to be seen in a negative light when it comes to charity donations. Charities don't really care why you are donating, only that you do. It's widely understood and accepted that donations come with certain benefits. Whether it's a tax write-off or publicity, it doesn't matter. In fact, many charities are quick to point out the tangible benefits. There are many ways to advertise NEM besides giving away a portion of our stakes to charity. Sorry for being sappy, but the donations are coming from the heart as we have many other alternatives to generate publicity. Donating to charity is a positive. There are no 2 ways about it.
If NEM is worth $50mm and everyone donates 10% then that's $5mm we can give to charity. That's amazing! It's good for the world, NEM and crypto currencies in general.
I'm willing to donate 10% of my stake right now.
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March 12, 2014, 04:12:36 PM |
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I'm slightly confused with the state of things! Is the public auditing over now? When will the final contractual stakeholder list be revealed?
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March 12, 2014, 04:35:57 PM |
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Hello, I really like the idea of giving to charities. Donating to reputable organizations is a great way to help those who are less fortunate and need help and is also just a really good things to do. I have been quite busy with my regular job for the last while so I have not been paying close attention to the crypto world for awhile. But I thought that I would run an idea past the NEM community that I worked on a bit for NXT. I have some experience working with augmented reality and creating Iphone and Android apps with the unity engine. The basic idea is to create an app that could be used in conjunction with business cards or other printed material to provided more information to people interested in the currency. I laid out my idea in a bit more detail on the NXT forum here. https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,1558.0.html I would be curious if anyone thinks that this could be useful or interesting or has any ideas or suggestions on what could be added to make it better. The demo that is linked is rough and unfinished but should give an idea of some possibilities. If I would continue working on it it would probably be at least a month before I would have enough free time to make much progress.
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utopianfuture (OP)
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March 12, 2014, 04:47:19 PM |
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I'm slightly confused with the state of things! Is the public auditing over now? When will the final contractual stakeholder list be revealed? When we have the development contract announcement, then the final stakeholder list is considered final. We will do that sometimes this month.
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March 12, 2014, 05:00:50 PM Last edit: March 29, 2014, 08:40:19 PM by utopianfuture |
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We are looking for a UI/ UX designer who would work with thies1965 to provide NEM an awesome basic client upon launch and with asset exchange functionality when we have V1 blockchain.
Contact utopianfuture for further information. If NEM community knows someone qualified, let him know we are interested. Thanks.
EDIT: Position filled.
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March 12, 2014, 05:03:55 PM |
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We are looking for a Web client developer who would work with thies1965 to provide NEM an awesome basic client upon launch and with asset exchange functionality when we have V1 blockchain.
Contact utopianfuture for further information. If NEM community knows someone qualified, let him know we are interested. Thanks.
Hi UF, is there a current ETA for the V1 launch? Thanks!
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utopianfuture (OP)
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March 12, 2014, 05:09:25 PM |
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We are looking for a Web client developer who would work with thies1965 to provide NEM an awesome basic client upon launch and with asset exchange functionality when we have V1 blockchain.
Contact utopianfuture for further information. If NEM community knows someone qualified, let him know we are interested. Thanks.
Hi UF, is there a current ETA for the V1 launch? Thanks! We aim for June/July the latest but can't say anything for sure at least until we are on the testnet.
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