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Main => General Discussion => Topic started by: btswildpig on July 10, 2016, 01:53:56 am
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An experiment to ...................................
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I still haven't seen it! An experiment to what?
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If I remember it correctly, a couple of month ago BM said that he didn't forget the people helping him and someday he would buy back the brownies he gave to express his gratitude to the persons who beleive in his view and support it without asking for anything in return.
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If I remember it correctly, a couple of month ago BM said that he didn't forget the people helping him and someday he would buy back the brownies he gave to express his gratitude to the persons who beleive in his view and support it without asking for anything in return.
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If I remember it correctly, a couple of month ago BM said that he didn't forget the people helping him and someday he would buy back the brownies he gave to express his gratitude to the persons who beleive in his view and support it without asking for anything in return.
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He never made any guarantees and I'm sure he's stated that there is no obligation on his part with Brownies. I think he insinuated that if circumstances are ever suitably aligned that he could do something like this ^^
@bytemaster - If you ever do this how/where would you announce it?
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The idea needn't be to give away loads of value 'for free'! Bytemaster could offer discounts/bonuses to Brownie holders on goods/tokens/services (probably, but not necessarily in exchange for the Brownies). The idea is to entice Brownie holders to contribute something further to any given project (even if it's just user adoption), but to be allowed to gain something more cheaply than non Brownie holders. There is a lot of potential here for the arrangement to be mutually beneficial, although there's always scope in this space for it to piss people off on both sides of the fence...
Failing that, bytemaster could sell signed photos in exchange for Brownies! HAHAHHAHAHAHA!!!
(http://i.imgur.com/5Ky84mG.jpg)
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If I remember it correctly, a couple of month ago BM said that he didn't forget the people helping him and someday he would buy back the brownies he gave to express his gratitude to the persons who beleive in his view and support it without asking for anything in return.
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He never made any guarantees and I'm sure he's stated that there is no obligation on his part with Brownies. I think he insinuated that if circumstances are ever suitably aligned that he could do something like this ^^
@bytemaster - If you ever do this how/where would you announce it?
BUT
The idea needn't be to give away loads of value 'for free'! Bytemaster could offer discounts/bonuses to Brownie holders on goods/tokens/services (probably, but not necessarily in exchange for the Brownies). The idea is to entice Brownie holders to contribute something further to any given project (even if it's just user adoption), but to be allowed to gain something more cheaply than non Brownie holders. There is a lot of potential here for the arrangement to be mutually beneficial, although there's always scope in this space for it to piss people off on both sides of the fence...
Failing that, bytemaster could sell signed photos in exchange for Brownies! HAHAHHAHAHAHA!!!
(http://i.imgur.com/5Ky84mG.jpg)
Lol !
As I see it, he is a great mind with good intention to make this world a better place. There is not a lot like these !
I wouldn't sell his very own reward token even if he would stop speaking about it for years.
I completely understand the fact that he is not that much present in this community these days. All the critics he had to read, days after days, months after month have been probably hard to bear. It must be so refreshing to work on Steem now.
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Woooow is that your coment or mine that just rocked the Brownies market ? ;p ;p ;p
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