ANN-EMC2 Einsteinium FUNDING THE FUTURE WITH THE FUTURE OF CURRENCY KMD-dPoW

[almond]

When I first saw this commercial I immediately thought of EMC2, it perfectly laid out why one should get involved with helping EMC2 -- well at least 3/4 of the commercial. 
Notice that the whole commercial was only 30 seconds -- you got the intent, subtext, and was motivation to act all in less than a minute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrXX38sAdVU&noredirect=1

The sorry state of public school science education in this country is reason enough to support emc2.

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[Varvarin]

One day EMC2 will have an advert like that 

And the coinwarz fixing block size has stopped the Cryptsy auto-dumps now. Hope you stocked up.

[DrGrid]

I'm thinking about joining your community after I read a few of Armis' eloquent responses to a number of posts, though I would like to ask the following question first. I am of the opinion that there are too many independent cryptos and often the independent projects' interests will much rather conflict with each other than aid one another. My tendency is therefore towards cryptos that really offer a main unique trait that branches into many unique features. I see that you are serious about your work in crypto and I respect that. Can you argue why Einsteinium deserves its own independent cryptocurrency and blockchain? Why is this project not done on top of the Bitcoin blockchain instead?

[matauc12]

I'm thinking about joining your community after I read a few of Armis' eloquent responses to a number of posts, though I would like to ask the following question first. I am of the opinion that there are too many independent cryptos and often the independent projects' interests will much rather conflict with each other than aid one another. My tendency is therefore towards cryptos that really offer a main unique trait that branches into many unique features. I see that you are serious about your work in crypto and I respect that. Can you argue why Einsteinium deserves its own independent cryptocurrency and blockchain? Why is this project not done on top of the Bitcoin blockchain instead?

My personal take on this.

This is one of the few things, but I'm tired and will only stick to this point. It's pretty simple. The fixed donation is pretty unique and serves an actual purpose beyond just ideologies that most other coins vouch for. The only thing that can hinder this is you want those donations to count, so it would be nice to have decent market cap for those donations to mean more. But that in itself, brings a, both, charitable and useful sort of intrinsic value. Something that's mostly absent from most other coins.

[einsteinium]

An Election to vote in the Bylaws written by the Einsteinium Board Members will be held from December 2nd 2014 6pm EST to December 9th 2014 6pm EST. We're giving a 2 days notice for comments, corrections, and critiques. 5 days (from December 4th 6pm EST to December 9th 6pm EST) of voting will be used.
The vote will be held in this thread by the comment '' Yes, i support the bylaws''.
*The bylaws will need 11 positive votes from members of this community to be accepted.
**No vote from members without post on this thread prior to this announcement will be accepted.

you can find the bylaws here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eZoES8nKwh3iN4jeEhaa_b8gw8pCEwmQ8le4hWrxEuo/edit?usp=sharing

[matauc12]

I have fully read and agree to those bylaws

[DrGrid]

I'm thinking about joining your community after I read a few of Armis' eloquent responses to a number of posts, though I would like to ask the following question first. I am of the opinion that there are too many independent cryptos and often the independent projects' interests will much rather conflict with each other than aid one another. My tendency is therefore towards cryptos that really offer a main unique trait that branches into many unique features. I see that you are serious about your work in crypto and I respect that. Can you argue why Einsteinium deserves its own independent cryptocurrency and blockchain? Why is this project not done on top of the Bitcoin blockchain instead?

My personal take on this.
This is one of the few things, but I'm tired and will only stick to this point. It's pretty simple. The fixed donation is pretty unique and serves an actual purpose beyond just ideologies that most other coins vouch for. The only thing that can hinder this is you want those donations to count, so it would be nice to have decent market cap for those donations to mean more. But that in itself, brings a, both, charitable and useful sort of intrinsic value. Something that's mostly absent from most other coins.

The most important thing about this kind of value is its ability to touch and influence people beyond the ordinary usage group. Einsteinium's service is not only valuable for those inside the crypto community, but reaches far beyond. It is important to discriminate between these two groups and to recognise the value and importance of this kind of outreach. Of course this justifies the project, its separate protocol and blockchain and the way it seeks to distribute and provide value. Crypto is potentially a great way to raise money, or arguably even raise money and incentive out of thin air .
The second part of my original question however remains unanswered. I still believe that this project should rather be run as closely to the Bitcoin blockchain as possible and from that benefit from the network. What is the reasoning for a completely separate protocol?

[Oldminer]

An Election to vote in the Bylaws written by the Einsteinium Board Members will be held from December 2nd 2014 6pm EST to December 9th 2014 6pm EST. We're giving a 2 days notice for comments, corrections, and critiques. 5 days (from December 4th 6pm EST to December 9th 6pm EST) of voting will be used.
The vote will be held in this thread by the comment '' Yes, i support the bylaws''.
*The bylaws will need 11 positive votes from members of this community to be accepted.
**No vote from members without post on this thread prior to this announcement will be accepted.

you can find the bylaws here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eZoES8nKwh3iN4jeEhaa_b8gw8pCEwmQ8le4hWrxEuo/edit?usp=sharing

I support the proposed bylaws.

[djnocide]

matauc12 and Oldminer, right now we are in the 2 days notice of comments, corrections and critiques of the bylaws. Voting start on December 4th 

[matauc12]

matauc12 and Oldminer, right now we are in the 2 days notice of comments, corrections and critiques of the bylaws. Voting start on December 4th 

well, I read the bylaw word for word, but apparently didn't read the post about the bylaw

[Oldminer]

matauc12 and Oldminer, right now we are in the 2 days notice of comments, corrections and critiques of the bylaws. Voting start on December 4th 

It's the 4th already here in Australia..well nearly 

[djnocide]

The vote on the bylaws will officially start in less than 11 hours.

[Armis]

An Election to vote in the Bylaws written by the Einsteinium Board Members will be held from December 2nd 2014 6pm EST to December 9th 2014 6pm EST. We're giving a 2 days notice for comments, corrections, and critiques. 5 days (from December 4th 6pm EST to December 9th 6pm EST) of voting will be used.
The vote will be held in this thread by the comment '' Yes, i support the bylaws''.
*The bylaws will need 11 positive votes from members of this community to be accepted.
**No vote from members without post on this thread prior to this announcement will be accepted.

you can find the bylaws here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eZoES8nKwh3iN4jeEhaa_b8gw8pCEwmQ8le4hWrxEuo/edit?usp=sharing

Yes, i support the bylaws


I vote in favor of the bylaws.

And I would like to address some of the following questions:

1)  Are bylaws mandatory for EMC2, why do we need bylaws?
2)  What are the benefits of having bylaws? How will bylaws help EMC2?  
3)  Can EMC2 bylaws be changed?
and
4)  What are the disadvantages of having bylaws?



1)  Are bylaws mandatory for EMC2, why do we need bylaws?  

No, bylaws are not mandatory, however they are necessary.   Bylaws provide for some very basic guidelines in which the org is expected to operate; fundamentally it identifies and encourages or discourages specific behaviors in order to allow the org to run in a stable and reliable way.  



2)  What are the benefits of having bylaws? How will bylaws help EMC2?  

Bylaws create a norm, a standard, and points of measure.   Bylaws allow everyone to publicly know what behaviors are expected.   Bylaws can help clear up ambiguity, can help remind people of their duty / responsibility, and bylaws can help measure tenure.  Bylaws also help the org to follow laws in other recognized jurisdictions.



3)  Can EMC2 bylaws be changed?

Yes. see article 10 in the bylaws.



4)  What are the disadvantages of having bylaws?

The greatest disadvantages of having bylaws is that many people won't read it.

 

[Armis]

https://cryptolization.com/einsteinium.html

https://cryptolization.com/

We believe that due to the constant emission of cryptocurrencies, the most important indicator of economic stability in the market is the capitalization and not the price for 1 coin.

Cryptolization provides the following tools for a wide range of analysts (from traders to AML/CFT specialists):

1)   Charts:
•   Total market capitalization chart (in US dollars) which shows the direction of general movement of cryptocurrency (bitcoin + altcoins) market;
•   Bitcoin market cap chart: indicates the status of the main cryptocurrency market;
•   Aggregate altcoins market cap chart: shows the direction of movement of the altcoins market. In this graph only altcoins (239 in total) whose capitalizations are big enough and supported by trading volume are taken into account (established criteria for an altcoin: the trading volume must be more than $100,000 over past year and in at least one day capitalization must be more than $100,000);
•   Altcoins market share chart: allows one to analyze the extent of altcoins' serious influence on the market and the scope of their. It allows an analyst to address the question: “Should I take altcoins into account in my work?”.

All charts are available in the following time intervals: 1 week, 1 month (by default), 3 months, 1 year. For each chart, depending on the time interval, the trend (simple linear regression) is shown at the top of the page.

2)   General information:
•   Market statistics based on the bitcoin emission calculations;
•   Price for 1 BTC if there were no altcoins: allows an analyst to evaluate the impact of the emission of altcoins on bitcoin;
•   Capitalization of cryptocurrencies compared to the companies included in the S&P 500 rating: shows how advanced the cryptocurrencies compared to the top companies in the USA are (that should be fun Wink)

Notes:
•   All amounts on the site are shown in the US dollars, the time is given in UTC;
•   The site is optimized for use with mobile devices;
•   Background data is refreshed once a minute and is made available after clicking on the ⟳ icon.

Contact us: info@cryptolization.com
All suggestions are welcome.

[Varvarin]

I vote in favour of bylaws.

[egghead123]

article 12 relating to removal of directors without cause where a quorum is present.How many trustees make up a quorum and what if some hardworking director simply becomes "unpopular without cause"?How is the vote carried if say for example only two are remotely present to execute a decision leading to expulsion?Can two directors carry a vote on such a matter without cause?.Is without cause also without fair warning of transgression of bylaw beforehand or ability of colleagues to dismiss at will of unwanted party etc?

[jaipagare]

All,

I need your help.

My local desktop doesn't sync. Its giving out me error; "No Block Source Available". I used the .conf file which is on Page 1 but doesn't works.

No Firewall, No router. All settings are right. Please help

Any there anyone interested helping me please..

[Armis]

article 12 relating to removal of directors without cause where a quorum is present.How many trustees make up a quorum and what if some hardworking director simply becomes "unpopular without cause"?How is the vote carried if say for example only two are remotely present to execute a decision leading to expulsion?Can two directors carry a vote on such a matter without cause?.Is without cause also without fair warning of transgression of bylaw beforehand or ability of colleagues to dismiss at will of unwanted party etc?

thanks for the question egghead123

This is actually Article 5, section 12. Re: BOARD OF DIRECTORS, it says: "Any member of the Board of Directors may be removed with or without cause, at any time, at a special meeting properly called for that purpose of the members and where a quorum is present.   A board member who has been removed as a member shall automatically be removed from the board."

A quorum is half of the eligible voters, that means this action is seeking high voter turnout, not necessarily high voter participation.  As opposed to the current vote to pass the EMC2 bylaws which requires high voter turnout and high voter participation.  

Let's say the eligible voters for EMC2 community is 20, the quorum would mean that at least 10 people need to be at the election, if only 3 people vote a decision will have been made even though the vote was low.   Please note the count is of the membership not of the board members because the People voted him in the People should be the final deciders.   The more people that vote on an issue the more fair the decision will be.

To address your question on the matters of: 'hardworking', 'popularity', and 'fairness' when it comes to voting it is almost always about popularity, rarely is it about what makes the most sense.  'Without cause' essentially means 'no reason', it doesn't mean there was no warning, and it doesn't mean the process is unfair.   The process allows you to fairly hear (fair hearing) what all of the relevant parties have to say on the matter.  

The EMC2 board needs hardworking people (popular or not) to serve on the board and or on committees.

Ok, that was my explanation of section 12 of article 5, perhaps others may chime in on this.  But what wording do you feel would be most fitting for that section?

[Varvarin]

All,

I need your help.

My local desktop doesn't sync. Its giving out me error; "No Block Source Available". I used the .conf file which is on Page 1 but doesn't works.

No Firewall, No router. All settings are right. Please help

Any there anyone interested helping me please..

..

the .conf file should look like this

rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=41879
port=41878
maxconnections=100
addnode=37.59.24.15
addnode=70.49.180.162:41878
addnode=79.117.41.206:41878
addnode=78.105.64.60:41878
addnode=188.226.151.76:41878
addnode=138.91.18.37:41878
addnode=190.193.145.112:41878
addnode=78.161.22.228:41878
addnode=72.209.39.24:41878
addnode=168.63.233.174:41878

Missed the post .. will check front page and update.

[balu2]

hello. I have heard this coin is run by the US government.
Can you clue me in about that? (please make it short i don't have time to read pages of explanations)