Working online for bitcoin - would you give this up?

[Vod]

Visiting with a friend.   I'm not ignoring you.  

I think bast way if you try yourself first, and many peole was seen your face first, because if something hapend clients will search not you, but all invited you users  

You are relay use a ICQ ? ICQ in 2020 is a fraud flag my friend. IQC is aert what in your country landline phone modem internet.

I'm not sure what your first sentence means, but regarding ICQ, look at my seven digit number; I used that a looooong time ago. 

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[Fatemablabla]

Is there any open position available? I would like to apply Vod. Let me know. Thanks.

[UmerIdrees]

Let's say I can offer you a minimum of $1USD an hour (in crypto) just for being online and available.

Examples would include:
- voting on various items
- updating/ verifying information
- real time ($$) vs time period ($)
- gaming tournaments

I would be happy to work in any of these tasks in 1$ per hour work. I hope you really have that job and i get selected for it 

I would wait for your PM to discuss further on this.  Thanks

[Vod]

In regards to the last two comments:   

1) Please do not PM me general questions about working in the club.  So there be no misunderstanding, I am overseeing the construction of the club, and will pass leadership on in a democratic process.   
2) The selection process will be automatic.  Some manual verification will be needed to build the automatic verification systems, but it will slowly open to the public. 

I have launched the temporary development forum.  If you and I have discussed ideas, please register; it is not to discuss work!  There is nothing there right now, as I'm busy packing for family business out of province. 

Reasons to join: 

- You want to suggest or discuss new intermediate+ features.
- You have questions about proving specific experience.
- You have experience with certain skills.

Requirements:

- You have read the relevant information already, so you do not duplicate posts.
- You can prove any statement you claim to my satisfaction.  (If you are worried about this, wait until the process is automated).
- You meet the minimum requirements.

[dikaprob]

how it's work?

[JohnBitCo]

how it's work?

Its already mentioned in the posts above you and in the OP post and you should be able to read / understand first.

- You have read the relevant information already, so you do not duplicate posts.

If you can't understand how it work's, then this work is not for you.

[Ucy]

By using Amazon lifecycle rules, you can publicly verify that any data is destroyed
are being processed.  

You mean the private data^?
 If yes... I'd say the problem with this is how can one be certain that the data is actually destroyed and not stored atall in anyway considering that this is likely centralized. This is one the main concern with giving out private info to centralized services.

Will probably try this if my biometric data (like my face) can be split into different parts and sent to multiple third-parties or AI to verify. That should help prevent the possibility of one service having my full face or biometric data.

[Vod]

By using Amazon lifecycle rules, you can publicly verify that any data is destroyed
are being processed.  

You mean the private data^?
 If yes... I'd say the problem with this is how can one be certain that the data is actually destroyed and not stored atall in anyway considering that this is likely centralized. This is one the main concern with giving out private info to centralized services.

Will probably try this if my biometric data (like my face) can be split into different parts and sent to multiple third-parties or AI to verify. That should help prevent the possibility of one service having my full face or biometric data.

I don't know if your face is considered PII if it's not tied to any other information. Otherwise, any device that records images would be subject to regulation.

The pictures would never be viewed by a human.   All the service will do is verify that you are the same person you were yesterday, and it's live, not a picture.  So it needs to store a picture of you to compare to the video feed.  But the video of your face is deleted as soon as it's verified - provable.  Anyone managing to hack past the firewalls and break encryption will just see pictures of people, same as in any normal photograph.   Each picture will have a number, and no other information attached to it.

You can also request your image be deleted at any time, and I will have to figure out how that will affect future desire to reuse the service.  These are ideas I would love to discuss in more detail on my development forum.   Please join it if you consider yourself to be smarter than the average user on here. 

[JanEmil]

>- gaming tournaments
Sure

[Vod]

>- gaming tournaments
Sure

That is a great example of a service that will not require live video verification.   Other examples include green screen modeling, airdrops, Machine Learning Price Prediction (MLPP), etc.  

If a person is able to evade the detection systems, and they want to dilute their provable experience with multiple accounts, they can have a couple on the system.   But for certain functions like moderation, unique individuals are key.  

You will still be able to earn coin on clubcrypto without this level of authentication.

[Vod]

By using Amazon lifecycle rules, you can publicly verify that any data is destroyed
are being processed.  

You mean the private data^?
 If yes... I'd say the problem with this is how can one be certain that the data is actually destroyed and not stored atall in anyway considering that this is likely centralized. This is one the main concern with giving out private info to centralized services.

Will probably try this if my biometric data (like my face) can be split into different parts and sent to multiple third-parties or AI to verify. That should help prevent the possibility of one service having my full face or biometric data.

I could not continue after this post, because Ucy had a valid point.  I now have a solution.

This will be implemented in the future, when two needs merge - specialization and uniqueness.  Right now everyone is starting off at the bottom (or close to it when you stake relevant assets) so there is no need for such verification.   

I've made the following changes:
- move from a guaranteed $1/hour to a dynamic system that will attempt to get you at least $1/hour by controlling the number of workers online.
- nothing to install.  All work done using a web browser.
- no more activity verification.
- paid testing will start by the end of this year (not $1 hour, but something).  If you are interested, sign up for the job newsletter on our front page. 
https://clubcrypto.live/index.php?/employment/

>- gaming tournaments
Sure

Already working with a very popular 3D game - Satisfactory.  (The developer of Minecraft plays this!)  Building the open infrastructure is the hardest, but we'll be able to add your favorite game easily.

[OgNasty]

- move from a guaranteed $1/hour to a dynamic system that will attempt to get you at least $1/hour by controlling the number of workers online.

So you've decided $1/hr was too much to pay people who work for you?  

Vod is already failing at living up to his promises.  Reducing the amount he's trying to grift from "investors" from 6 BTC to 1.8 BTC and now reducing the amount he's offering to pay workers to below $1/hr.  We can all see where this is headed...

[bitmover]

I'm not sure what your first sentence means, but regarding ICQ, look at my seven digit number; I used that a looooong time ago. 

I have a 7 digit ICQ number as well, which I still remember it (6986***) from late 90s. But I don't know password for it. Is it possible to somehow recover those old accounts? I read some reports in Reddit about people who recovered about 15 years without logging in, others that the account was deleted...

[Vod]

Vod is already failing at living up to his promises.  Reducing the amount he's trying to grift from "investors" from 6 BTC to 1.8 BTC and now reducing the amount he's offering to pay workers to below $1/hr.  We can all see where this is headed...

Talk to your boss one day about planning a business.  You make adjustments as you find efficiencies.  Would you rather I lose 99% of investments like you did in your passthrough ponzi?

I have a 7 digit ICQ number as well, which I still remember it (6986***) from late 90s. But I don't know password for it. Is it possible to somehow recover those old accounts? I read some reports in Reddit about people who recovered about 15 years without logging in, others that the account was deleted...

Why would you need to get an old ICQ account back?  Recovering your account probably won't help you retrieve old messages.  They were stored locally in .xml files.

[nelson4lov]

This will be implemented in the future, when two needs merge - specialization and uniqueness.  Right now everyone is starting off at the bottom (or close to it when you stake relevant assets) so there is no need for such verification.   

I've made the following changes:
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If the biometric verification would be removed, then I can participate. My major concern was having to share my private data which didn't make much sense. I don't know if this has been asked before or answered already but I wanted to know if all the "workers" do is simply to access that website via their mobile browser daily and don't have to do anything special or fancy once logged in for the day? If yes, $1/hour is a fair deal.

[OgNasty]

Talk to your boss one day about planning a business.  You make adjustments as you find efficiencies.  Would you rather I lose 99% of investments like you did in your passthrough ponzi?

You make false claims like a scammer.  I wonder why?

It was confirmed under oath in court by pirate himself that your statement is a lie.  As far as I'm aware not a single participant walked away with less funds than was deposited.  Some even made significant sums of BTC all while the BTC price was rising!  Don't let that stop you from claiming thousands of BTC was lost with 0 evidence though.  That's what lying scamming pieces of shit do, so it's what's to be expected from you.

If Vod is so quick to spread lies, do you really want to trust him with your personal information or income? 
It is obvious Vod is a scammer from his trust ratings but if it isn't obvious, look at these threads:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5136576.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5232165.0

There's a reason Vod wants to use investor funds to fund his salary for this project, and charge members to participate, while paying users next to nothing to use their personal information.  He's trying to take funds from everyone who touches his service, to pay himself a salary for his time spent scamming, which dozens of previous employers found wasn't worth minimum wage.  Be warned.  Whether you're an investor in this project or a participant, in the end you will learn that Vod is a habitual liar, failed scammer, and trying to grift as much from this community as he can to fund his retirement since he decided to spend the last decade harassing users of this forum instead of preparing for his end of life, which investors should know is likely rapidly approaching due to a myriad of drinking and health issues.  Nothing about this "business" is on the up and up.  When he disappears, so will your investment.

[Vod]

^^ Upset with me cause I'm holding him accountable.   He admits he returned only 1% (insurance fund) and LOST 99% of his investors money.

As for everything else, he is speaking from experience and doesn't understand that I won't be recording deposits in a spreadsheet like he did.   

I'll lock this thread and make another self moderated.