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In Firefox nothing happens when I click Subscribe button. Also the white text for my email on that background is kind of hard to read.

Excited to see when it's ready!

Thanks BM. First thing I read was unsettling:

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Once created, a worker is immutable and will be kept by the blockchain forever.

Why? At the very least, it should be based on the worker type, and worker types should include an enum value for workers funded to do a specific job and then cease to exist when the job is complete.

I may be misunderstanding, but I'm not sure BM is asserting anything more than the notion that a blockchain keeps an immutable history forever.

The fee pool for GOLD is negative since before the latest supply-fixing hardfork, it was the case that more GOLD existed than owed by short positions (due to previous market rounding errors). Supply must always equal debt, so to balance it out, the fee pool went negative. This negative pool has to get paid down by fees before GOLD will provide any yield.

OK, and what is a WIF key?  The only command I am seeing for importing a private key is a this:

wallet_import_private_key <wif_key> [account_name] [create_new_account] [rescan]


My AGS address is on my blockchain account so it offers me Base58, Base64, Hex, or Qt format.

WIF is the same as Qt format.

Make sure you are using the latest BTS version (0.9.x) and get it fully synced to the network first. Then import all the private keys you have and do a full rescan. Then you can check what kind of vesting balances you might have available with the previously mentioned commands. They will be vesting linearly for 2 years starting 2014-11-05, and you can collect as often as you like with no penalty.

Someone else can explain when/why the vesting happened and more specifics on how it works.

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