I asked this on Telegram yesterday but not sure I understand it all.
The questions were related to referral program, what is the "light" wallet and licensing.
I see how referrals can be done now (hooray!) using the OpenLedger wallet. Jakub asked the question about the split of fees I didn't see a reply to, so that is my first question:
Q1: How are the referral fees split for OpenLedger? Is it indeed 60% to referrer, 20% to network, 10% to CNX and 10% to CCDEK?
From what I understood in the Telegram convo, the "light" wallet is the OpenLedger javascript bundled with (i.e. built into) the open source Chromium web browser as a binary executable. Why that is called a "light" wallet makes no sense to me, but that's not really important.
Q2: Is that what the "light" wallet actually is, and is it updated along with changes to OpenLedger, or is it a reference implementation that will not be changed much aside from bug fixes (i.e. without the goal of keeping it uptodate with OpenLedger)?
Q3: Can it also be pointed at any graphene websocket server via settings like the OpenLedger wallet?
Q4: Is the source for the "light" wallet truly open and free to build on?
Q5: How does the "light" wallet handle referrals, and how are the referral fees split?
It was also stated that if one wanted to provide a faucet to incentivize users, that would require a license from CNX.
Q6: Is that flatly, always true?
Q7: Depending on the answers to Q4 & Q5 I can see ways to possibly get around that.
The whole topic of licensing is a bit muddy. I am not interested in any type of "hosted" wallet, where I would store any user account info. That was what I thought CNX licensing was focused on, as well as direct, exclusive (i.e. proprietary) use of CNX technology for a private blockchain.
It doesn't make much sense to me to penalize my desire to incentivize account creation with a little faucet funding with a license. I could also just tell anybody that signs up with my referral code / account to contact me directly to receive their token faucet deposit.