Biggest issue is that the pad obviously isn't going to work if things get even moderately more active. To me it certainly looks like there will be quite a few DACs coming out in close succession, which I think will make the pad unworkable very quickly. Another issue is how to regulate access and who has to continuously edit the information. I expect that it will quickly become the work of a single person who might not be informed enough about the projects he's trying to keep track of. Best thing in my pov would be that the projects manage their own entries.

I'm not that familiar with the available online collaboration tools, so it would be nice if some people have suggestions in that field.  The easiest solution I can think of right now is a shared-calender (similar to the google one) where people/projects can add/edit their own entry, which they also would have to update themselves. At the very least I think it wouldn't hurt to have a central hub with links pointing to the more detailed information or websites of the projects that have announced their plans/intentions on that hub.

Working out how to do collaboration and coordination around a DAC is something that will need to be talked and thought about and it is not a particularly straightforward or easy topic at all. Getting separate people to convene and cooperate in the traditional sense is already not the easiest thing in the world and we're talking anything but traditional in this space. From the top of my head I can think of 3 or 4 areas that might have platforms or solutions that could be of use here and things I'm interested in looking into. I'll list my plans here in the hopes of triggering a conversation or discussion around them, if anyone has any relevant information or links I'd be happy to hear/read from you.

• Maybe look at successful online communities like multiplayer-game-guilds and see what methods and solutions they use. I have no experience with mmorpgs and online-game communities, but I do know that those communities have large overlaps with the crypto-ecosystem and they also represent big business and sometimes high levels of professionalism
• Read up what the military has published and worked out in this field. Like it or not, but personally I think way to many people are not realizing the wealth of information and solutions that are available there. Even if you're opposed to the army and its wasting of funds, that should not keep you from getting some value out of it.
• New concepts in management dealing with flat organizations and often under the name of virtual corporation that deal with outsourcing and cooperating often digitally or geologically separated.
• Other succesful and professional(as in feeding people working there) open-source projects and see what they are doing and have worked out.

This does not need to be limited to this forum and may even be topics for discussion or interviews on something like the BeyondBitcoin-mumble-sessions or the show. The reason I'm suggesting getting interviews or talking to experts, is because digging through the crap to get to the meat of things or the rare gems of wisdom can be a daunting and laborious task in my experience, made all the more difficult by jargon and fluff that seems to be so loved in "management". Oh and beware of the endless powerpoint-presentations, I think I've developed a nervous twitch whenever I hear the word powerpoint.

That would be more than one million of either one, but since there are only supposed to be 2 million of each, that would mean you successfully executed a 51% attack and probably make your million tokens not worth very much.

Quote from: JoeyD on June 03, 2014, 07:44:25 pm

Sorry if it's too little, I was running into a lot of errors trying to figure out how the commands work and lost count of the zeros.

I haven't figured out how the memo thing works, could someone post an example command? Qoute marks don't work and it seems it cuts out after the first space, so are you supposed to use escape-characters for special characters like spaces and such?

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Also for people not seeing their balance go up, I had to do a blockchain rescan before I saw my new funds.

To send a memo:

Code: [Select]

wallet_transfer 1111 XTS from_account to_account "this is my message"
I don't know if it handles special characters, will send you a message once the recompile is done to test. I did send one earlier with a smiley and that worked

Odd I used the exact same format and it got rejected, hmm, maybe I used a single quote in the memo.

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Oh eventhough I've registered as a delegate I'm not seeing my num connected go up, it's back to 1 now. My log keeps mentioning being connected to 8 peers, but I'm not seeing them in the client software, is that a known issue/feature?

Quote from: JoeyD on June 03, 2014, 05:12:08 pm

Could someone send me enough to try registering a name?

XTS5BKS8X9ALpwkataGZhawrnkbz1ZJT5UnhjpCHBxURp2T6kuLQe

Sent.

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5   1747.0    2014-06-03T17:21:00 hackfisher123       hackfisher123       testing             500000          10000   N/A            3a2ee8d29a3b3410c13a46c5aa5f93c2c311c6b2

Thank you Hackerfisher

Sent

Thanks svk and yes it was more than enough to register my name and as a delegate, both fees were 10000 for me.

EDIT
It seems my delegate is listening on port 0.0.0.0:35503 is that correct? If not how or where do I change it?

EDIT2
Another thing I noticed is that the log mentions being connect to 8 nodes, but inside the client I only ever see the 1 num connected and single peer. Oh hang on, now I see 2 connected, one being myself.

I also noticed that account-names can only use lowercase letters.

Would someone be so nice to send me some test-funds so I can try registering a name?

XTS5BKS8X9ALpwkataGZhawrnkbz1ZJT5UnhjpCHBxURp2T6kuLQe

Much obliged.

Is delegate registering enabled or not? I've got a vps running, so I thought it might be fun to give running a full node a go.

Quote from: toast on June 02, 2014, 01:31:29 am

It can't be detected, and the most Amazon/DO/etc would be able to do is shut down the delegate.

.. or steal the privkey ?!

Do you have to use your priv-key on the server itself? Is it not possible to transfer an encrypted wallet via ssh and not enter priv-keys on the hosted server?

Oh hang on, amazon can read the memory as well, so you might need a complex encryption setup that also encrypts data in memory. Haven't looked at ram-encryption so I'm unfamiliar with the possibilities there.

If you're also running the titan-branch client then you are running the same setup as I am. Are you running a firewall? I needed to allow access to port 8765 first before getting connections.

Also there is a log in .BitSharesXTS which might give you some more info.

You need to delete your old data dir (~/.BitSharesXTS by default). You're trying to sync an old chain.
The new testnet is up.

Oops, missed that, I've got the Titan-client running and connecting now.

I don't know how to register a name yet (did see an insufficient funds failure notice). Any chance of getting some test-funds as well? My receive address is XTS6wRNxsP7So5tx8bqP9GiuQgPpQxRYYiV3Q2QEGokvArquMJF3E