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Fair deal...tyvm.Woohoo! I am the winner who is the loser by having referred 2 of the 3 annuals who get upgraded and will lose out on the 30% for the year and all future upgrade revenue.Unless you actually referred annual members...those referrers get screwed.
Most of the 31 annual members were either registered by OpenLedger or existed at genesis. There are exactly four actual referrals of annual memberships, by three people. If the community thinks reimbursing them is important, it would be possible to set up a worker to pay them manually (or make arrangements with an existing worker to do this). One of those four annual memberships upgraded to LTM on its own, so their referrer has already been paid. The remaining two referrers (two of the three accounts were referred by the same referrer) are:
1.2.97634 (referred annual member in block #3028579)
1.2.32176 (referred annual members 1.2.97382, 1.2.101152 who upgraded in blocks #1391978, #3255854)
Don't get me wrong...I agree with the getting rid of annual memberships, but do not like being the one who loses out.
Why would anyone have an annual membership at genesis...buddy buddy hook-up? The only free upgrades that were announced iirc were lifetime members for referring someone before the upgrade annoucement.
mint, I will send you $200 BitUSD for your trouble. That should even things up a bit.
Woohoo! I am the winner who is the loser by having referred 2 of the 3 annuals who get upgraded and will lose out on the 30% for the year and all future upgrade revenue.Unless you actually referred annual members...those referrers get screwed.
Most of the 31 annual members were either registered by OpenLedger or existed at genesis. There are exactly four actual referrals of annual memberships, by three people. If the community thinks reimbursing them is important, it would be possible to set up a worker to pay them manually (or make arrangements with an existing worker to do this). One of those four annual memberships upgraded to LTM on its own, so their referrer has already been paid. The remaining two referrers (two of the three accounts were referred by the same referrer) are:
1.2.97634 (referred annual member in block #3028579)
1.2.32176 (referred annual members 1.2.97382, 1.2.101152 who upgraded in blocks #1391978, #3255854)
Yeah, LTM sounds good. Nobody will complain about that.Unless you actually referred annual members...those referrers get screwed.
Whatever helps you sleep at nightI am Sad that @Samupaha who has never referred a user that made a single transaction thinks the 70+ blog posts lack relevancy, are full of uninteresting content and offer little value to readers.
I don't usually use my referral code, because Bitshares is to me first and foremost an ideological project. It's a way of signaling that I'm telling about it to people because I really believe in it, not because I can make money by telling about it. But I do also have a plan for referral website, I just haven't had time to do it.
I asked the same thing last week when I paid more in fees than what was stated as the transfer fee. The memo field needs to explain this otherwise it looks like an overcharge to every user.While I'm at it, I had a similar gripe with the interface when it offered me the ability to pay a transaction fee in 30 BTS or X USD. I chose to pay in BTS, and was charged 32 BTS. Certainly, that might be how things are supposed to work when transferring USD or whatever I was doing, but as finicky as it may seem, where it comes to financial exchange software, things like fees and decimal places being as written, do matter.Default transfer fee was 30 BTS if you transfer without a memo. If you have a memo, there will be an additional data-size fee (x per kb). See https://cryptofresh.com/fees
The AGS days had a guy give 10btc nearly everyday starting from Day1...I have a feeling this might be that guy.localhost sent 11,540,000 BTS to poloniexwallet
30 minutes ago
Well there you go, he's officially out of BTS. Rally time?
localhost looks like a trust fund. Could it be a trust fund for development?
Agree!!!done
wow, it looks MUCH nicer now!
This is why we really need somebody to write blog posts. It's easy way of signaling that project is going forward.FWIW http://bitsharesblog.com/
