@kuro112 it "appears" we can't withdraw from the Sharebits wallet(?).

After generating a withdrawal code, and then clicking the Withdraw button, the wallet now says ...

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You must sign in to BitsharesTalk as Tuck Fheman to withdraw, click here

When you click the link it takes you to the main login screen, which now requires a "Security Code".

However, when you click the "SECURITY" tab in the wallet nothing happens, so you can't get the Security Code to withdraw.

This also "appears" to hinder any new users from ever seeing their balances or being able to get into their wallet since the Security Code "appears" to be required for a first time user.

So either I'm missing something or this needs to be corrected.

So, I realize this might not be obvious but we are planning on moving it to the security page once it's created, for the time being:

Maint. complete, to perform authenticated transactions (Generating a URL / withdrawing) with a BitsharesTalk account please sign in on the initial page using your security code (one can be obtained by the bot PMing you on the 'Withdraw' page).

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11/25/2015
News:

Expected maintenance today at ~5pm EST. Services will be taken offline and unusable for aprox. 1-2 hours.
The scheduled maintenance is now in effect estimate has been changed to 3-4 hours.
Maint. complete, to perform authenticated transactions (Generating a URL / withdrawing) with a BitsharesTalk account please sign in on the initial page using your security code (one can be obtained by the bot PMing you on the 'Withdraw' page).

11/29/2015
Updates:

Updated UI
Generating a Security (Withdrawl) code has been moved from the "Withdraw" section to the "Security" section
Share Drop section is currently under construction
Generated Urls now expire after 48 hours and funds will return the funds back to the creator.

News:

Working on developing a share dropping system. We want to make share dropping as easy as specifying what asset you want to drop on, what asset you want to drop, and how much of that asset you would like to drop. Get a quote of how much BTS it will cost you to do the drop (since several transactions need to occur), and then execute the drop!

11/30/2015
Updates

Share Dropping has never been so easy before. We've now implemented a share dropping mechanism where you load your initial balances into our system (as you would if you were going to tip them via the memo code), and then you can execute a share drop on a given asset, with whatever asset you want. Of course, there's a fee associated with this because for every person you share drop on that is one actual transaction on the block chain. Check it out

Quote from: donkeypong on November 25, 2015, 01:26:37 am

Onceuponatime may soon have nearly $45,000 worth of UIA crapcoin tips in his wallet!

#sharebits "donkeypong" 1 CRAPCOIN
#sharebits "donkeypong" 1 SHITPOST.PTS

 

Just so you're aware, if you try tipping an asset that doesn't actually exist (i.e. not that you don't have the asset, but the asset doesn't actually exist by that name) then it defaults to BTS.

The forum service and twitter/reddit services have been restored, the site is currently still undergoing maintenance and may experience unexpected errors and/or down time.

Thank you for your support.

Edit:
The site's previous functionality has been restored and all of the previously existing features should be back online / available. New features such as account merging are still currently under construction.

Thanks for the suggestion, while I don't speak for the rest of the team as my own opinion, I think an abstract name like 'electrons' lets us not limit the scope of what this project is capable of, where as BTS2BTC does. Electrons was initially developed as just a useful inhouse tool for us to use, but we thought it would be useful to the community, so it's possible in the future we make adaptations to it.

Quote from: rgcrypto on November 21, 2015, 05:01:54 pm

@hybridd  and @kuro112 ...the tip didn't go through?

I used the old #btstip then edited the post, prob why.

Correct, if you tip an invalid tip say at 12:00pm, and then someone tips and a valid tip at 12:01pm (subsequent) it no longer looks at older posts since it assumes they've been processed, so editing your old post wouldn't do anything. However, if you tip an invalid tip at 12:00pm, and say at 12:30pm no one has tipped anything valid and you proceed to edit your post to a valid tip, it would get processed. :p

@bitbuckster remove the []'s around the amount/asset (you will need to delete and repost).