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My question to you is simple... what do you think? Any suggestions? Got your vote? Terrible trash it? Love us just the way we are?
I think this all sounds fantastic. I particularly love the fuurther down the road parts you mentioned, but first things first.
I'm ready to send you a delegate tip as soon as you're voted in!
I think it's a nice idea for presenting BitShares to another niche of users (power admins) and giving them easy deployment options. I would support your efforts here with my votes.
Is there anything analogous to this in the Bitcoin space? i.e. a wallet deployment script baked into one of these sys admin products like Cpanel?
How successful was adoption of that idea, if so?
Thanks for the feedback robrigo!!
To answer your question, no, doesn't look like anybody ever made that attempt.
Keep in mind it's not just a wallet for admins... its for their customers too. Many of them are resellers or unmanaged and their customers use their cpanel accounts themselves. So this would reach not just the admins.. but their customers as well if the admins wanted it too.
Does that help clarify?
Ahhh gotcha. Isn't it possible for a customer's web wallet to be compromised via a rogue admin that they were buying the resold software through? I guess this is no different from using a VPS that a company could possibly have back door access into.
What would be the typical use case for a customer using a resold cpanel account? Would the admin they bought it from typically have access to their box?
Also, AFAIK there is only a CLI client, no complete web wallet yet. But I think jcalfee is working on the js for a web wallet.
Is your project assuming the web wallet will be built off the bitshares-js code?
What a great idea DNS!!!
Send some delegate luv my way to address verbaltech and I'll dish it out to wackou for his bts_tools and it's awesome web interface, among others that deserve it.
Are you sure this thread wasn't started by MethodX thru a hijacked DNS login?
GREAT IDEA DUDE!
Shout out to dev0.nikolai, del0.cass, dev.bitsharesblocks, delegate-alt, x.ebit, and many more! DelegateTip is a really cool idea and could be a unique approach of reaching consensus on trust while recognizing achievement.
BTS: yellowecho
Thanks for showing support everyone. The only thing that's changed is I no longer spend time on the forum, as it takes up way too much of my time. I was elected to put delegate funds toward strategic advertising funnels, which I'm continuing to do. I'll be keeping my community involvement to a minimum as my schedule is now much fuller than it was a few months ago. Fortunately, putting money into online advertising is hands off enough for me to continue doing with minimal time commitment.
So far I've been putting funds toward TorAds and the upcoming Thunderclap campaign. I've also saved up (almost) enough for a month long banner ad on coinmarketcap. As I originally intended, nullstreet has taken on a life of its own and no longer requires me to keep up the momentum. I set an example for others to follow and they have: if everyone contributes their skill set in small ways, that leads to a really big impact. Nullstreet has become a community effort.
I still love BitShares and expect it has a bright future ahead of it. I will contribute in areas my skills are strongest (i.e. copy, strategy, advertising) but as a volunteer and entrepreneur, I cannot make leading this marketing initiative my full time job. I have a company of my own to grow and focus on.
TL;DR I'm still around doing my thing, just not posting on the forums as much.
Thanks for the input and eliminating the speculations.
If anybody wants to show their solidarity with your efforts they can always DelegateTip you!Anybody wanting some free DelegateTip can go here: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=14109.0 . Sorry if that seems like hijacking the thread.. but its the new way to say thanks to delegates like MethodX that a lot of you seem to want to express.
Only if they knew his account name.
Thanks for showing support everyone. The only thing that's changed is I no longer spend time on the forum, as it takes up way too much of my time. I was elected to put delegate funds toward strategic advertising funnels, which I'm continuing to do. I'll be keeping my community involvement to a minimum as my schedule is now much fuller than it was a few months ago. Fortunately, putting money into online advertising is hands off enough for me to continue doing with minimal time commitment.
So far I've been putting funds toward TorAds and the upcoming Thunderclap campaign. I've also saved up (almost) enough for a month long banner ad on coinmarketcap. As I originally intended, nullstreet has taken on a life of its own and no longer requires me to keep up the momentum. I set an example for others to follow and they have: if everyone contributes their skill set in small ways, that leads to a really big impact. Nullstreet has become a community effort.
I still love BitShares and expect it has a bright future ahead of it. I will contribute in areas my skills are strongest (i.e. copy, strategy, advertising) but as a volunteer and entrepreneur, I cannot make leading this marketing initiative my full time job. I have a company of my own to grow and focus on.
TL;DR I'm still around doing my thing, just not posting on the forums as much.
Anybody wanting some free DelegateTip can go here: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=14109.0 . Sorry if that seems like hijacking the thread.. but its the new way to say thanks to delegates like MethodX that a lot of you seem to want to express.
Bts: huge
Yunbi, has a good view to take responsibility to make a better user experience wallet.
id: chr
Toast, as he's taken extra time to answer newbie questions around the forums. Thanks!
Thanks Bunker Buddy! I just sent my 1,010 DelegateTips to Riverhead and Xeroc. I hope they provide them some utility in the very near future!
I think it's a nice idea for presenting BitShares to another niche of users (power admins) and giving them easy deployment options. I would support your efforts here with my votes.
Is there anything analogous to this in the Bitcoin space? i.e. a wallet deployment script baked into one of these sys admin products like Cpanel?
How successful was adoption of that idea, if so?
id: xeroc
plenty of insights coming from empirical1.1/2 ... also worth a mention (arhag, A86, fuzz, liondani, tonyk, luckybit!!! and gamey ..)
hell, just go through the top posters in the forum and they ALL deserve be mentioned here .. most of them are not even paid or just get a 3% from their backbone delegates!!
Much volunteer, very wow! Such community!
@fuzz: wow .. comprehensive list
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I think this is great.
But what do you mean by saying that these will be free for now? I am interested in how you plan on this working out. There has to be some kind of incentive structure. This could be a great idea or a bad one. Until we know the plan it will be hard to assess. Maybe we can chat about this?
Oh, and for the delegates I would say it is between Xeroc and Riverhead.
DUDE! You didn't include your wallet! I can't send you the free DelegateTip!
Means exactly what it means.. this is a free giveaway! I gave this about 90 seconds of thought before I went ahead and created the asset. We need something to allow people to celebrate those that do good work. Been way to much talk about how to penalize those that don't. This way we reward those that do.. and leave those that don't out in the cold.
I been spending BTS out of my own pocket with every transaction so far. That's not sustainable! People eventually are going to decide what a DelegateTip is worth. I can see possibly bitsharesblocks creating a new dataset for the top delegates to show how much DelegateTips each of them got.
This is just a step up in how everyone can give THANKS to their delegates instead of just VOTES. Delegates are people not politicians.. now they have their own little slice of bitheaven to look at see how much their efforts are appreciated. It will sustain itself over time.
So the plan is no plan. You can assess whatever you like from that.
Sure we can chat about this!! I will have a conversation about celebrating our finest delegate warriors any day of the week!
What if I want to give them to someone who isn't a delegate? Is this allowed?
To be honest there are so many amazing people who have helped me along my path as a bitshares community member that I honestly can't just choose one. Doing so would imply that I find a single person more valuable than another and would thus have the potential of having the opposite effect of why you made this thread.
