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Main => Stakeholder Proposals => Topic started by: davidpbrown on December 18, 2014, 09:33:54 am

Title: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: davidpbrown on December 18, 2014, 09:33:54 am
I was looking at http://bitsharesblocks.com/delegates and wondering at the amount of red and orange and the number out of date clients.

In an effort to provide more stable delegates, I've setup moon.warlock on a dedicated server in Amsterdam and wonder that if that works well, I might set a few more running. I'm hosted on vultr.com which impressed me in part by accepting Bitcoin payments. They suggest themselves a lot faster than AWS and certainly have performed well so far.

This is set at an uncontroversial 3% pay rate.. I am doing this more for fun than profit. In the event that brings reward for the effort, then I'll be encouraged to setup more. Vultr offers hosting round the planet; so, expanding would be trivial.

Hopefully, the feed will work well too.. I've using bitSuperLab's script for now, though I wonder we need variety beyond three scripts. I might look at hacking one, if it's not too complex and if there really are more sources of data that those three existing scripts already draw on.. perhaps sources of distinct data are limited but perhaps they can respond in different ways too.

So, vote moon.warlock .. if only because it's not just another marketing delegate! :)
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: clayop on December 18, 2014, 09:44:18 am
I was looking at http://bitsharesblocks.com/delegates and wondering at the amount of red and orange and the number out of date clients.
+5%

I voted for you and am going to add you to my slate. Do you have your own slate?
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: davidpbrown on December 18, 2014, 09:50:12 am
Thanks.. I've no clear slate just now as I'm reassessing what does make for a stable network and who is contributing best to that. Delegate ambitions and other support for BitShares, are all very well but it's important delegates are responsive and maintaining clients and feeds. So, I intend to do what I can to keep mine useful.
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: davidpbrown on December 18, 2014, 05:14:37 pm
Thanks for the votes so far..


Looking over other delegates, it seems these below are those ones outside 101 and providing the right version and feeds.
Perhaps consider transferring some votes:

neuronics
delegate.robrigo
jcalfee1-developer-team.helper.liondani
delegate-clayop
moon.warlock
bitfeeds.chsln
delegate.trev
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: chsln on December 18, 2014, 05:25:18 pm
Thanks for the votes so far..


Looking over other delegates, it seems these below are those ones outside 101 and providing the right version and feeds.
Perhaps consider transferring some votes:

neuronics
delegate.robrigo
jcalfee1-developer-team.helper.liondani
delegate-clayop
moon.warlock
bitfeeds.chsln
delegate.trev



Thanks for including me on your list!

I've started my delegate mainly for the same reasons as you did.

 +5%

Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: robrigo on December 18, 2014, 07:56:34 pm
Thanks for the votes so far..


Looking over other delegates, it seems these below are those ones outside 101 and providing the right version and feeds.
Perhaps consider transferring some votes:

neuronics
delegate.robrigo
jcalfee1-developer-team.helper.liondani
delegate-clayop
moon.warlock
bitfeeds.chsln
delegate.trev

Thank you for your support. I am trying my best to maintain a reliable standby delegate and will be reviewing the standby delegates I am voting for based upon their ability to stay up to date and produce feeds.
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: clayop on December 18, 2014, 08:07:49 pm
Thanks for the votes so far..


Looking over other delegates, it seems these below are those ones outside 101 and providing the right version and feeds.
Perhaps consider transferring some votes:

neuronics
delegate.robrigo
jcalfee1-developer-team.helper.liondani
delegate-clayop
moon.warlock
bitfeeds.chsln
delegate.trev

Thanks for including me. Your list seems nice, I will take a look at them and may add them in my slate too.
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: davidpbrown on December 20, 2014, 10:36:17 am
(http://i.imgur.com/8NDMN59.jpg)

Please vote for those delegates that are performing.. http://bitsharesblocks.com/delegates

Slightly off topic but I wonder about the value of providing what will be an increasing cost for both zero return and zero contribution to the network for those outside the top 101. What might happen in future where such discontinuity exists between 101 and 102?.. will there be only ~110 delegates to choose from, all fighting for those 101 places. Will all others begin to wonder at the value of putting up a server and a parallel devshares server.. with all the diskspace that might require, if they are making no contribution even, let alone seeing any return?


Anyway - vote!.. Currently at 167 with only 0.52%
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: santaclause102 on December 20, 2014, 11:17:49 am
I was looking at http://bitsharesblocks.com/delegates and wondering at the amount of red and orange and the number out of date clients.

In an effort to provide more stable delegates, I've setup moon.warlock on a dedicated server in Amsterdam and wonder that if that works well, I might set a few more running. I'm hosted on vultr.com which impressed me in part by accepting Bitcoin payments. They suggest themselves a lot faster than AWS and certainly have performed well so far.

This is set at an uncontroversial 3% pay rate.. I am doing this more for fun than profit. In the event that brings reward for the effort, then I'll be encouraged to setup more. Vultr offers hosting round the planet; so, expanding would be trivial.

Hopefully, the feed will work well too.. I've using bitSuperLab's script for now, though I wonder we need variety beyond three scripts. I might look at hacking one, if it's not too complex and if there really are more sources of data that those three existing scripts already draw on.. perhaps sources of distinct data are limited but perhaps they can respond in different ways too.

So, vote moon.warlock .. if only because it's not just another marketing delegate! :)
Why did you not name your delegate after your forum handle here. I would not have recognized it if I went through the delegates list and therefore wouldn't have voted.
But now I do :) and also for the others you linked since they provide feeds and the right version!
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: davidpbrown on December 20, 2014, 11:36:23 am
Why did you not name your delegate after your forum handle here. I would not have recognized it if I went through the delegates list and therefore wouldn't have voted.
But now I do :) and also for the others you linked since they provide feeds and the right version!

Thanks .. still at 167 with 0.52% so that made the world of difference :) Did you action the vote or just change the thumbs up?..

I didn't use the forum handle because I expected that I would have to use my main wallet to create a subordinate name. Warlock can spawn subordinate names as delegates and be separate on a host in the cloud that I don't need to trust.
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: santaclause102 on December 20, 2014, 12:26:37 pm
Why did you not name your delegate after your forum handle here. I would not have recognized it if I went through the delegates list and therefore wouldn't have voted.
But now I do :) and also for the others you linked since they provide feeds and the right version!

Thanks .. still at 167 with 0.52% so that made the world of difference :) Did you action the vote or just change the thumbs up?..

I didn't use the forum handle because I expected that I would have to use my main wallet to create a subordinate name. Warlock can spawn subordinate names as delegates and be separate on a host in the cloud that I don't need to trust.
I realized that I have to update the client which I am doing atm. Will take a while...

Is there a possibility that you state within the client (on the blockchain) that moon.warlock is a delegate of davidpbrown and that people should check the bts delegates subforum to verify that. The reason I mention this is: From time to time I go through the delegates list and find a lot of delegates where I do not know who they relate to so I then just don't vote...
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: davidpbrown on December 20, 2014, 12:48:11 pm
Is there a possibility that you state within the client (on the blockchain) that moon.warlock is a delegate of davidpbrown and that people should check the bts delegates subforum to verify that. The reason I mention this is: From time to time I go through the delegates list and find a lot of delegates where I do not know who they relate to so I then just don't vote...

Good thought.. I've burnt a message to the wall of moon.warlock, though it's unclear to me where that is visible unless someone is looking it up deliberately.
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: santaclause102 on December 20, 2014, 05:47:30 pm
you are also not producing any feeds. Any reason for that?
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: CalabiYau on December 20, 2014, 07:11:18 pm
Thanks for the votes so far..


Looking over other delegates, it seems these below are those ones outside 101 and providing the right version and feeds.
Perhaps consider transferring some votes:

neuronics
delegate.robrigo
jcalfee1-developer-team.helper.liondani
delegate-clayop
moon.warlock
bitfeeds.chsln
delegate.trev

Thank you for including neuronics. It is an offering to "the market" to vote for delegates doing some
basic maintenance and performance. If I look at BitsharesBlocks - some improvement but still to much red imho, looking forward that the voters use their power to sort out over time. I ll give my votes tomorrow to those publishing feeds.
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: davidpbrown on December 20, 2014, 07:28:27 pm
you are also not producing any feeds. Any reason for that?

?..me .. they are there, 19 active feeds.. if you search delegates in the client for moon.warlock then hold your breath for a moment, the price feed appears. I might look at hacking the script to allow for simple other options like bter XRP, so we can short that too.

Currently bitsharesblocks suggests feed frequency of 69.5 though I'm not sure I understand what that measure is. .. and still only Rank 165 :-X
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: santaclause102 on December 20, 2014, 08:40:34 pm
you are also not producing any feeds. Any reason for that?

?..me .. they are there, 19 active feeds.. if you search delegates in the client for moon.warlock then hold your breath for a moment, the price feed appears. I might look at hacking the script to allow for simple other options like bter XRP, so we can short that too.

Currently bitsharesblocks suggests feed frequency of 69.5 though I'm not sure I understand what that measure is. .. and still only Rank 165 :-X
hmmm couldn't see it in the client as well as on bitsharesblocks. Now i see 19 feeds on bitsharesblocks.
Title: Re: Merry Xmas
Post by: davidpbrown on December 23, 2014, 02:58:44 pm
(http://i.imgur.com/5U4LtCs.jpg)

Merry Xmas!

♬♬ All I want for Xmas - is your votes! ♬♬ :D


See you in the New Year!  8)
Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: mdj on December 24, 2014, 11:48:08 pm
I have also started a delegate for the same reasons as you.

It is hosted in London, has price feeds, latest version and only taking 2%.

I hope to include some additional price feeds like Oil soon. Plans are also in place to source prices from different feeds to help diversify the network (Most people get prices from same websites).

delegate-mdj.

Title: Re: New delegate: moon.warlock
Post by: bitmarket on January 09, 2015, 11:38:46 pm
I am looking are running 2 marketing delegates, but I would like to partner with trustworthy technology inclined folks to run the delegate for me.

You keep 5% and send over 95%.  Is anyone here open to that.  PM please if so.   I will not return to this thread.