[Seeking Funding] Crypto-Minecraft Server - BitCraft

[Skyenet]

yo man I can help take part in this and setup a better server. Hit me up if you still need this done

[Small]

Indeed. If you need a moderation team I can help.

[Vortex20000]

yo man I can help take part in this and setup a better server. Hit me up if you still need this done

Do you program in Java, PHP, and have an adequate knowledge of JSON-RPC commands for bitcoind and MySQL syntax? If not, you can't help.

Indeed. If you need a moderation team I can help.

I'll take you up on this offer.

Code:

1) Join playbitcraft.pw.
2) /register <password>
3) PM me your in-game username.

[Small]

Indeed. If you need a moderation team I can help.

I'll take you up on this offer.

Code:

1) Join playbitcraft.pw.
2) /register <password>
3) PM me your in-game username.

Sure, just let me get on my other computer.

[Skyenet]

yo man I can help take part in this and setup a better server. Hit me up if you still need this done

Do you program in Java, PHP, and have an adequate knowledge of JSON-RPC commands for bitcoind and MySQL syntax? If not, you can't help.

Indeed. If you need a moderation team I can help.

I'll take you up on this offer.

Code:

1) Join playbitcraft.pw.
2) /register <password>
3) PM me your in-game username.

Yes...the way you replied that is pretty rude.

My experiences

Java: Developed a Dropbox steal method using API, Created a BTC trade system, I have helped with a popular mod on MC known as Magical crops.

I am a developer(C++ + ASM)  and a web developer (Http, JS, Nodejs, PHP, MySQL, anguler, cakephp, Json)

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=960570.msg10504527#msg10504527

ps: I was just offering to help with making the server and making a better spawn point etc. and a heavy modded pack that people like.

[Vortex20000]

yo man I can help take part in this and setup a better server. Hit me up if you still need this done

Do you program in Java, PHP, and have an adequate knowledge of JSON-RPC commands for bitcoind and MySQL syntax? If not, you can't help.

Indeed. If you need a moderation team I can help.

I'll take you up on this offer.

Code:

1) Join playbitcraft.pw.
2) /register <password>
3) PM me your in-game username.

Yes...the way you replied that is pretty rude.

My experiences

Java: Developed a Dropbox steal method using API, Created a BTC trade system, I have helped with a popular mod on MC known as Magical crops.

I am a developer(C++ + ASM)  and a web developer (Http, JS, Nodejs, PHP, MySQL, anguler, cakephp, Json)

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=960570.msg10504527#msg10504527

ps: I was just offering to help with making the server and making a better spawn point etc. and a heavy modded pack that people like.

Was it rude? Sorry. Not my best day today. If you add me on Skype (bitvortex) I'll be happy to give you a rundown of what I have so far.

[BitPhotos]

yo man I can help take part in this and setup a better server. Hit me up if you still need this done

Do you program in Java, PHP, and have an adequate knowledge of JSON-RPC commands for bitcoind and MySQL syntax? If not, you can't help.

Indeed. If you need a moderation team I can help.

I'll take you up on this offer.

Code:

1) Join playbitcraft.pw.
2) /register <password>
3) PM me your in-game username.

i could also help moderate if you need people, let me know

[DiamondCardz]

In my experience (years) of administrating/owning Minecraft servers...offering to moderate, essentially asking for Mod, is terrible etiquette and doesn't produce good Mods. And anyone who takes up Mods like that is generally going to find they get a sub-par staff team. Now I'm sure some people who offer to moderate have good intentions, but it isn't generally a good policy.

[BitPhotos]

In my experience (years) of administrating/owning Minecraft servers...offering to moderate, essentially asking for Mod, is terrible etiquette and doesn't produce good Mods. And anyone who takes up Mods like that is generally going to find they get a sub-par staff team. Now I'm sure some people who offer to moderate have good intentions, but it isn't generally a good policy.

eh, i disagree... i just offered to moderate i didnt ask to be a mod, i offered. I know this is a new project so out of kindness i want to help if he needs it. There is a little bit of a difference. I know what you mean relative to 10 year olds begging to become a mod so i can see where you're coming from though  .

[Vortex20000]

In my experience (years) of administrating/owning Minecraft servers...offering to moderate, essentially asking for Mod, is terrible etiquette and doesn't produce good Mods. And anyone who takes up Mods like that is generally going to find they get a sub-par staff team. Now I'm sure some people who offer to moderate have good intentions, but it isn't generally a good policy.

Yes. The worst types of server are those where you can pay for staff...

I understand your point. I have owned Minecraft servers for over 2 years (I think) now, so I definitely understand your point.

[DiamondCardz]

In my experience (years) of administrating/owning Minecraft servers...offering to moderate, essentially asking for Mod, is terrible etiquette and doesn't produce good Mods. And anyone who takes up Mods like that is generally going to find they get a sub-par staff team. Now I'm sure some people who offer to moderate have good intentions, but it isn't generally a good policy.

I disagree with you as well. Asking for mod in the way he did is basically a shorter version of making an application.
Isn't it, right? An application for mod, or "admin" for some types of games, like World of Warcraft private servers, or CS:GO, CSS, etc, normal servers require you to fill out a 1 to 2 page Application, which then, Literally ------- you ASK to become mod/admin for that server after you submit that application.
I've admined, owned, co-owned World of Warcraft Private servers, Counter Strike Source, and now Counter Strike Global Offensive Servers, and Yes, I've done many many many many Applications, and read Many many applications. and "May I have Mod?" ---- "I offer my 4 years experience as mod on Minecraft" and "Here is a 2 page application on why I should be mod" is no different, except in how you word things. It's just in the "Eye of the Beholder."

But applications are made expressly upon the request or allowance of the owner of the game server. There is a large difference between asking/applying for staff after being prompted to and asking out of the blue.

[Vortex20000]

In my experience (years) of administrating/owning Minecraft servers...offering to moderate, essentially asking for Mod, is terrible etiquette and doesn't produce good Mods. And anyone who takes up Mods like that is generally going to find they get a sub-par staff team. Now I'm sure some people who offer to moderate have good intentions, but it isn't generally a good policy.

I disagree with you as well. Asking for mod in the way he did is basically a shorter version of making an application.
Isn't it, right? An application for mod, or "admin" for some types of games, like World of Warcraft private servers, or CS:GO, CSS, etc, normal servers require you to fill out a 1 to 2 page Application, which then, Literally ------- you ASK to become mod/admin for that server after you submit that application.
I've admined, owned, co-owned World of Warcraft Private servers, Counter Strike Source, and now Counter Strike Global Offensive Servers, and Yes, I've done many many many many Applications, and read Many many applications. and "May I have Mod?" ---- "I offer my 4 years experience as mod on Minecraft" and "Here is a 2 page application on why I should be mod" is no different, except in how you word things. It's just in the "Eye of the Beholder."

But applications are made expressly upon the request or allowance of the owner of the game server. There is a large difference between asking/applying for staff after being prompted to and asking out of the blue.

One point: most applications are made out of the blue. Most applications are denied, though.

I agree with everything else you've said.

On the matter of this project: I'm putting this in something like status quo. Very busy now.

[DiamondCardz]

In my experience (years) of administrating/owning Minecraft servers...offering to moderate, essentially asking for Mod, is terrible etiquette and doesn't produce good Mods. And anyone who takes up Mods like that is generally going to find they get a sub-par staff team. Now I'm sure some people who offer to moderate have good intentions, but it isn't generally a good policy.

I disagree with you as well. Asking for mod in the way he did is basically a shorter version of making an application.
Isn't it, right? An application for mod, or "admin" for some types of games, like World of Warcraft private servers, or CS:GO, CSS, etc, normal servers require you to fill out a 1 to 2 page Application, which then, Literally ------- you ASK to become mod/admin for that server after you submit that application.
I've admined, owned, co-owned World of Warcraft Private servers, Counter Strike Source, and now Counter Strike Global Offensive Servers, and Yes, I've done many many many many Applications, and read Many many applications. and "May I have Mod?" ---- "I offer my 4 years experience as mod on Minecraft" and "Here is a 2 page application on why I should be mod" is no different, except in how you word things. It's just in the "Eye of the Beholder."

But applications are made expressly upon the request or allowance of the owner of the game server. There is a large difference between asking/applying for staff after being prompted to and asking out of the blue.

One point: most applications are made out of the blue. Most applications are denied, though.

I agree with everything else you've said.

On the matter of this project: I'm putting this in something like status quo. Very busy now.

Personally on my server I only deny mod apps for 2 reasons:

a) That person logged on and instantly asked for staff/how to apply for staff/etc,
b) That person did something stupid like copy someone else's mod app.

It's served me well so far. (That doesn't mean I approve all mod apps that aren't denied though, a lot are left there as a backup pool)

[Vortex20000]

In my experience (years) of administrating/owning Minecraft servers...offering to moderate, essentially asking for Mod, is terrible etiquette and doesn't produce good Mods. And anyone who takes up Mods like that is generally going to find they get a sub-par staff team. Now I'm sure some people who offer to moderate have good intentions, but it isn't generally a good policy.

I disagree with you as well. Asking for mod in the way he did is basically a shorter version of making an application.
Isn't it, right? An application for mod, or "admin" for some types of games, like World of Warcraft private servers, or CS:GO, CSS, etc, normal servers require you to fill out a 1 to 2 page Application, which then, Literally ------- you ASK to become mod/admin for that server after you submit that application.
I've admined, owned, co-owned World of Warcraft Private servers, Counter Strike Source, and now Counter Strike Global Offensive Servers, and Yes, I've done many many many many Applications, and read Many many applications. and "May I have Mod?" ---- "I offer my 4 years experience as mod on Minecraft" and "Here is a 2 page application on why I should be mod" is no different, except in how you word things. It's just in the "Eye of the Beholder."

But applications are made expressly upon the request or allowance of the owner of the game server. There is a large difference between asking/applying for staff after being prompted to and asking out of the blue.

One point: most applications are made out of the blue. Most applications are denied, though.

I agree with everything else you've said.

On the matter of this project: I'm putting this in something like status quo. Very busy now.

Personally on my server I only deny mod apps for 2 reasons:

a) That person logged on and instantly asked for staff/how to apply for staff/etc,
b) That person did something stupid like copy someone else's mod app.

It's served me well so far. (That doesn't mean I approve all mod apps that aren't denied though, a lot are left there as a backup pool)

I usually ban for both A and B.

[98problems]

is it just me or the server is not working? what version of game does it require?

[Vortex20000]

is it just me or the server is not working? what version of game does it require?

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On the matter of this project: I'm putting this in something like status quo. Very busy now.

[Skyenet]

Ive nearly finished my server. It uses a modpack which is very popular and has the ability to withdraw and send funds to players or use in shops in game! Will keep updated

[Vortex20000]

Ive nearly finished my server. It uses a modpack which is very popular and has the ability to withdraw and send funds to players or use in shops in game! Will keep updated

Cool! Create a separate thread for it, please, not hijack this one.

[Kprawn]

Hey... Is this your project Vortex20000 ----> http://www.coinbuzz.com/2015/03/14/bitquest-minecraft-server-runs-bitcoin/

My kids are active Minecraft players, so they will enjoy this server... has this gone public or is this invite only?

Last I check, you where still under beta testing phase.   Well, I hope this is you. {The server name is close enough to yours}

His faucet was ingenious, just a pity that did not work out. 

[Mitchell]

Vortex has put his project on hold. So I highly doubt it.

is it just me or the server is not working? what version of game does it require?

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On the matter of this project: I'm putting this in something like status quo. Very busy now.