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General Discussion / Re: Is the Official Marketing Team Sleeping?
« on: December 15, 2014, 06:14:02 pm »
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General Discussion / BitReserve article on CoinTelegarh na R/bitcoin
« on: December 10, 2014, 08:00:48 pm »753
General Discussion / Re: Community Marketing Newsletter - 12 - 09 - 1
« on: December 09, 2014, 11:23:45 pm »Great job guys(and gals)!
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Stakeholder Proposals / Re: Technical Delegates Real Time Chat
« on: November 27, 2014, 09:16:55 pm »Any option should also have a good mobile client (android/ios).
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Muse/SoundDAC / Artist coin initial distribution?
« on: November 26, 2014, 11:39:50 pm »I was just thinking, how will the artist coin be distributed. What's to stop someone with fat pockets from buying up all the coins at launch. Should the artist coins have a pre-sale launch like notes?
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Follow My Vote / Re: Proposal to run voting similiar to a 401k for casual users
« on: November 26, 2014, 08:37:34 pm »
What statistics are we collecting? How does that corelate to what a user wants the company to do in terms of allocating resources? With this proposal users can express in broad terms what they want from the system while those who vote directly can pick the best delegates to perform those functions.
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Stakeholder Proposals / Re: Technical Delegates Real Time Chat
« on: November 26, 2014, 07:25:15 pm »What's wrong with Mumble?
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General Discussion / Developer recruiting
« on: November 25, 2014, 10:08:00 pm »Saw this wanting to do some work for OpenBazaar so I through a Bitshares advert in the comments. Hopefully the Delegates systems peaks some interest.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2ne5dw/i_create_a_design_for_the_openbazaar_project/
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General Discussion / Re: Helper Delegates
« on: November 25, 2014, 06:10:20 pm »Count me in. I have accounts on Digital Ocean and Amazon.
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Stakeholder Proposals / Re: Delegate Proposal - bm.payroll.riverhead
« on: November 25, 2014, 06:09:21 pm »
I can. I'm in the process of setting up a Digital Ocean VPS. I also have a Amazon account that I want to use for a Delegate.
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General Discussion / Re: Invite only community marketing forum.
« on: November 22, 2014, 05:58:20 pm »I signed up.
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Stakeholder Proposals / Proposal to run voting similiar to a 401k for casual users
« on: November 21, 2014, 03:52:20 am »
If possible I think this proposal can incentivize users to vote who don’t have the time to research all the delegates. Just as we pick funds in 401k, users can pick categories for their votes.
Delegates declare the category they are working within. This will be in on the blockchain and can’t be changed later. Those categories are then used for the Poll. People who vote directly for a delegate get the full weight of their stake(current system). Those that vote through in the poll will have their vote proportionally divided by the percentage to the individual categories. Inside those categories their vote is then weighted to individual delegates based on how many individual public keys voted for those delegates.
This allows casual voters to have impact without having to research the individual delegates. An incentive can be giving to those that participate in poll. This can be set up so that they poll occurs on a certain interval (60/90 days). If you take the poll then vote for delegates directly later within the poll period, the incentive pay is repaid back to Bitshares. If have voted directly for a delegate in the past x days then you don't receive an incentive.
This system is kinda similar to US senate and house of representatives. It allows the casual users to have a similar influence to those that do take time and research and for individual delegates.
Example
As a customer of Bitshares you have direct impact on how the service is ran. How would you like your influence to be represented in the Bitshares service.
Please give a percentage to the individual categories below?
__% Developement
__% Marketing/Advertising
__% Charity
__% Security
Thank you for participating and as a reward for you will receive x BTS.
Delegates declare the category they are working within. This will be in on the blockchain and can’t be changed later. Those categories are then used for the Poll. People who vote directly for a delegate get the full weight of their stake(current system). Those that vote through in the poll will have their vote proportionally divided by the percentage to the individual categories. Inside those categories their vote is then weighted to individual delegates based on how many individual public keys voted for those delegates.
This allows casual voters to have impact without having to research the individual delegates. An incentive can be giving to those that participate in poll. This can be set up so that they poll occurs on a certain interval (60/90 days). If you take the poll then vote for delegates directly later within the poll period, the incentive pay is repaid back to Bitshares. If have voted directly for a delegate in the past x days then you don't receive an incentive.
This system is kinda similar to US senate and house of representatives. It allows the casual users to have a similar influence to those that do take time and research and for individual delegates.
Example
As a customer of Bitshares you have direct impact on how the service is ran. How would you like your influence to be represented in the Bitshares service.
Please give a percentage to the individual categories below?
__% Developement
__% Marketing/Advertising
__% Charity
__% Security
Thank you for participating and as a reward for you will receive x BTS.
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Follow My Vote / Proposal to run voting similiar to a 401k for casual users
« on: November 18, 2014, 06:30:31 pm »If possible I think this proposal can incentivize users to vote who don’t have the time to research all the delegates. Just as we pick funds in 401k, users can pick categories for their votes.
Delegates declare the category they are working within. This will be in on the blockchain and can’t be changed later. Those categories are then used for the Poll. People who vote directly for a delegate get the full weight of their stake(current system). Those that vote through in the poll will have their vote proportionally divided by the percentage to the individual categories. Inside those categories their vote is then weighted to individual delegates based on how many individual public keys voted for those delegates.
This allows casual voters to have impact without having to research the individual delegates. An incentive can be giving to those that participate in poll. This can be set up so that they poll occurs on a certain interval (60/90 days). If you take the poll then vote for delegates directly later within the poll period, the incentive pay is repaid back to Bitshares. If have voted directly for a delegate in the past x days then you don’t receive an incentive.
This system is kinda similar to US senate and houes of representatives. It allows the casual users to have a similar influence to those that do take time and research and for individual delegates.
Example
As a customer of Bitshares you have direct impact on how the service is ran. How would you like your influence to be represented in the Bitshares service.
Please give a percentage to the individual categories below?
__% Developement
__% Marketing/Advertising
__% Charity
__% Security
Thank you for participating and as a reward for you will receive x BTS.
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Stakeholder Proposals / Re: Voter Apathy - We need to provide incentive for people to vote
« on: November 17, 2014, 08:12:44 pm »
Instead of voting for individual delegates, users should be presented with issues or categories. I think I mentioned this in a previous post. Categories should be presented that they can rank the importance of, or give give their own percentage. Like the way you select how much to invest in a particular type of fund in your 401K (high risk, mid-cap, emerging-market, etc). The user are presented with a list like investing in a Bitshares funds. They can allocate there votes by percentage.
Please rank the following criteria by percentage.
1) Performance 30%
2) Marketing 30%
3) Charity 10%
4) R&D 20%
5) Support 10%
The votes are then proportioned to the delegates or slates that meet those definition and have a good track record. The track record can be weighted by the those who receive direct votes from users. People are more likely to vote on issues than individuals because it's easier to grasp.
Please rank the following criteria by percentage.
1) Performance 30%
2) Marketing 30%
3) Charity 10%
4) R&D 20%
5) Support 10%
The votes are then proportioned to the delegates or slates that meet those definition and have a good track record. The track record can be weighted by the those who receive direct votes from users. People are more likely to vote on issues than individuals because it's easier to grasp.
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General Discussion / Look what someone has figured out...
« on: November 14, 2014, 10:58:37 pm »http://cointelegraph.com/news/112915/bnp-paribas-research-reveals-5-potential-disruptive-impacts-of-cryptocurrencies
Caught this this quote from the article,
"These initiatives might first appeal those who are already raising money through alternative channels such as crowdfunding. However, we might not be far from the day when a quoted company says that coins (that we could call ‘Bitshares’ to distinguish them from the currency coins) represent shares of its capital."
