Bitshares tv video on reddit

[bytemaster]

FreeTrade had an enormous amount of voting power, and there was even a scandal about how rigged his disproportional stake made the system, which eventually led to the bust of the whole coin. I would say MMC did not really count.

MMC counts, it just had too few positions and too high dilution.   I also don't know how voting was done.     

Implementation matters. 

[fluxer555]

FreeTrade had an enormous amount of voting power, and there was even a scandal about how rigged his disproportional stake made the system, which eventually led to the bust of the whole coin. I would say MMC did not really count.

[Empirical1.1]

I got the response on Bitcointalk that MemoryCoin 2.0 was the first blockchain to directly hire people, I can't remember or find enough to know if that's correct.

Edit: OK, well I would say MMC2 did it first, but they only beat us by like a year. So close. Life's a game of inches...  :P

[fuzzy]

Well done!  +5%

+5%

[cass]

Well done!  +5%

[alt]

 +5%
good job

[bitmarket]

Front page.  Well done guys.

[gamey]

Yea Nikolai is pretty good on camera.  We should put him out there more. 

Toast, I would use any real world geek cred you have.  One thing about a lot of altcoins etc is they have largely anonymous devs which has some upsides but there is a lot of downsides.  (the ability to leave the project behind suffering no real consequences is one)

[Empirical1.1]

 +5% Great episode, my favourite so far

[carpet ride]

Voted

[bitmarket]

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2qv3rt/i_turned_down_an_offer_from_google_to_be_the/