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The embarressing death of Follow My Vote
DestBest:
Let's not forget that FMV seems to be in the process of delivering a useful functionality for BTS (& Graphene): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2gT5ktbcA8
You have to fail in order to succeed
mf-tzo:
--- Quote from: lil_jay890 on November 16, 2016, 05:41:00 pm --- FMV was again a tool used by CNX/I3 to wrangle more cash from BTS investors... It was either dilute and pay FMV or we walk.
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And then they walked...so true but it could have been worse...
--- Quote from: Stan on November 16, 2016, 04:52:50 pm ---
Instead, we have two products (BitShares and Steem) in rock solid operation for others to build on and several other third-party projects building on the same technology.
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In operation but not collaboration unfortunately..Both projects can do much more.
lil_jay890:
From the very beginning of the merger, most people were leery of Follow My Vote... Most didn't see it as being easily monetized or solving a problem that needed to be solved. If voter fraud or establishment tampering was a huge problem, Trump never would have been elected. 99% of people have no problems with the current system, which makes it much less likely for any voting reform to happen.
FMV touted that they were meeting with California officials and made it sound like they were seriously being considered for an alternative voting platform. Didn't they alos meet with people called the "Pirate Party". For all the so called "connections" made (which seems to be the excuse for most blockchain projects blowing through investor cash, ie Muse) there is nothing to show for it. My guess is the "connections" were mere informal greetings that were built up by the project leaders as a way to keep investor confidence. FMV was again a tool used by CNX/I3 to wrangle more cash from BTS investors... It was either dilute and pay FMV or we walk.
Brekyrself:
Better to try and fail than never try at all.
FMV is the right product however it may just not be the right time.
Stan:
That's one negative way to look at it.
No one ever looks at the alternative (though I have written on it many times):
We would have stopped work on BTSX and spent the rest of our remaining funds on VOTE and DNS and wound up with three things not working and no Graphene.
Instead, we have two products (BitShares and Steem) in rock solid operation for others to build on and several other third-party projects building on the same technology.
The many unfinished third party projects do point out how hard it is to succeed and how fortunate we are to have two that did get finished.
The alternative you imply we should have chosen would have left us with none.
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