This feels like a gimmick to me. Imagine if it were proposed on the bitcoin blockchain. People would say, "That isn't what bitcoin is for."

I say, "This isn't what BTS is for."

"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." 

My question:

What are the recommended computer specs (ram, etc.) to run the Bitshares client in a stable fashion? Are you satisfied with those requirements?

What is the level the priority to make the client more stable and usable for the average user?

if I had to give the "eternal optimist" award to a single community member, it would definitely be Ander. Congratulations! 

Imagine a whale requests settlement for a huge amount of BitUSD, to be cleared in 24 hours. What happens during that time? The whale tries his best to depress prices in order to get a favorable settlement. The low-collateral shorts do one of these:

(1) Try to pump BTS. This is no longer a valuation-driven market. It's bad for the entire ecosystem.
(2) Add collateral to pass the problem to the next guy. This is not a solution.
(3) Do nothing (let's be honest -- most shorts won't notice in time). Whales take advantage until nobody wants to short!

I think that the whale will often get a favorable trade against the shorts: a serious problem with the proposed BitAssets 3.0.

we actually write is this way: 13,000$.

I should have known. There are so many ways to punctuate money amounts, around the world!

The crowdfunder bar in https://moonstone.io/ now updates in real time

Excellent. By the way, the dollar sign should go before the number, for example, $13,000 and not 13,000$. Having it on the wrong side is hurting your professional appearance.