Quote from: maqifrnswa on September 05, 2014, 06:48:30 pm

The system already has an inactivity fee built in to it. That will boost the value of existing rainy day funds as well as everyone else's assets.

Excellent! What are the properties/rules of the current inactivity fees?

5% a year only after a year of inactivity. Activity could be as much as sending your shares to yourself. It is meant to penalize people who don't vote for delegates once a year as a transaction is also a vote.

I'm pulling this from my memory of bytemasters posts.

Stop acting like ethereum "endorses" us and is "looking to collaborate". We look bad every time. This needs to end.



The first comment is now

> We recently got a stamp of approval from Ethereum

??

Ethereum.org has certainly given Bitshares no such thing. I’m kind of disappointed here; this is not the first time that they have been presenting my _personal_ willingness to informally cooperate on technical issues as an _organizational_ endorsement; see also:

http://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/2evbbx/to_anyone_watching_the_bitshares_webinar_right/

Did it,

I am sfgfd on reddit, and smiley35 on btctalk.

My btsx account is "chihuly"

Before anyone asks I'm not Dale, I'm just a friend holding the name for him until btsx gets bigger.

Hey, My keyhotee ID is up on that list, do I need to do anything else from this point on?, also can I change it to "r" or are we allowed to to do that?

Also how do we import our names into the BTSx client and get our btsx?

So it seems to me that as the space kicks off it will be exceedingly simple to have your AGS compromised. As soon as a private key is compromised it becomes a race to claim the equity every time an airdrop happens. There is a huge incentive to try and compromise AGS addresses. I think that this will probably take the form of non savvy users being enticed into "claiming" shares from fraudulent DACS.

I don't have any answers, just seemed like something that needs to be discussed.

Has a public television vibe to it which I like.  Good initiative making it happen.

Two critiques

1 - You are an invictus employee, right?  Your intro just seems odd to me.

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This is brian and today i’m meeting with the bitshares development team, this takes me to blacksburg, a small town in the foothills of western virginia

Why say your name, or why act like you're an outsider?  I'm confused

2 - Nobody ever actually talks about the product beyond saying their broad project name.  The second quote from Nikolai was painful, I've transcribed it.

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I think that there is a lot of innovation happening with our team that people don’t realize.  People are really excited about nxt or uh ethereum... but uh we have some pretty pretty cool technical achievements that um... once we have one or two blockchains out people will really start appreciating them.

This video felt like a little bit of "meet the team" and a lot of "we're so happy we're working on this project, and we're really getting close"

so if the target audience is the forums, I think you've nailed it.  For someone who does not know what bitshares is, this seems really out of context.

Adam brings up some good points

Also is this an ongoing series type of thing? .... "and next time....bitshares summer of code"

Hey everyone. I'm looking for any technical info on TITAN that exists. A white paper would be awesome. So far I have found this.

https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/wiki/AYNTK_TITAN


Any help is very much appreciated.

Here is a simpler question Stan:

 ‘Why after you announce you *genius* idea how to increase the value of PTS  ” 2x to 10X”, the price of PTS went down?’

I guess your non- full-of-yourself, non-arrogant answer would be that the market is not smart enough to see your genius?
Why don’t you consider for once the more trivial explanation that people see when they are served bullshit?

Your being rude. Stan is doing what he and 3I think is best for their investors and I agree with them. Your grasping at straws here dude. This is good news for all of us.