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General Discussion / Re: Angel funds being given away by I3 - no transparency, input, or explanation?
« on: November 06, 2014, 06:03:42 am »These funds were donated for development and marketing. Is it too much to ask for transparency and accountability? If this is a one-time grant for past work then it would make sense that it was given without any precondition. If it is intended to be part of their ongoing compensation then it makes no sense to hand it out all at once. I was led to believe that all of the dev funds that are allotted for future dev and marketing work would be divided up and simply granted to the devs. We may never know what the plan is. We'll just have to watch the blockchain and take our best guess ...
Angel funds are donation and I3 clearly stated many many times that they could use it as they see fit, for some reason you always completely ignore that part in every accusation you make ... talking about biassed
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Out of all your post in this tread this is something that I agree with and should be pointed out, even though no strings attached to angel funds, clearly communicating how they will be spend I think it is important.Given that they were and are very open to every decision they made ( perhaps too open), I firmly believe they probably were planning to announce it eventually.
Isn't this entirely clear? To recognize outstanding performance and reinforce the status of four of the industry's most accomplished developers as independent agents, furthering our goals of complete decentralization at the developer level, and strengthening their ability and motivation to live off a single delegate's salary until such time as the market cap quadruples raising those salaries back to their current modest levels?
In the end, we promised to use our best judgement. This is our best judgement.
This is very clear and I very much agree.
The only problem is we learn it only after Alphabar started up this tread,witch, as we can see could lead to confusion and false accusations.