http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2amlwa/do_you_vote_on_rbitcoin_articles_you_absolutely/

I would definitely try to get articles on the 3 sites which have been reported as "Trustworthy" according to the top comment in that link.

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Quote from: solaaire on July 13, 2014, 07:45:58 pm

is there a way to sign up and help with edits on the wiki?

i'm finally getting around to giving it an in depth look and I am seeing a few minor grammatical errors. I have also noticed that the BitShares blog hyperlink on the lefthand menu goes to the bitshares.org home page, rather than the blog page.

if there's a way for regular users to make edits i would love to help   

Absolutely!  Toast has a very active Skype group for that.   PM us your Skype name and we'll add you to the group. 

Thanks for offering!

sweet. Gamey had actually invited me to the skype chat a couple of weeks ago but it completely slipped my mind, so thanks for the reminder!

my 64bit has never worked either. I'm hoping that is on purpose and they just don't want to call me stupid. The reason I say this is because they only thing people say to do is delete appdata folder and install. After that my report is treated like it didn't happen.

Hello! First let me apologize; I should have followed up with you in the feedback thread where you first posted this issue. I stopped responding because quite frankly I didn't know how else to help you at this point 

Still, I am sorry to hear that the beta client is continuing to give you problems. The good news is that the development team is extremely active on these boards and you can expect the beta client to be updated again soon. While I cannot be 100% certain that the next version of the BitShares beta client will fix your exact issue, I can tell you that making the wallet functional on modern Windows and Mac devices is a top priority for the dev team. After all, if people can't open the client, how can they use BitShares?!

Dealing with issues like this can be pretty frustrating for both users and developers. But rather than give up in frustration, you chose to take the time to submit a bug report, and for that I would like to thank you. I hope that you will stick around and check out future iterations of BitShares, as there is a good chance your issue will be resolved in the near future. I know waiting probably is not the ideal solution, but sometimes that's just what us regular Users have to do while the devs do most of the heavy lifting behind the scenes 

Hm, all images are all vectors made by me
Quality looks fine to me. Can I get a screen shot of what you are seeing for comparison?

oh cool, very nice work man

I just messed around with Vimeo a bit - turns out the jaggies I described are only an issue when watching the video in HD in the default,  non-fullscreen view. Maximizing the video to fullscreen fixes the issue I was describing. Turning off the HD option fixed the issue as well. I'm guessing Vimeo downsamples HD videos that aren't being viewed in fullscreen or something like that.

Anyway, it appears to be a non-issue after all thanks for responding and im glad some of the feedback was helpful!

excellent news, looking forward to hearing more

triple post!

just wanted to say that the animations are fantastic, easy to follow, and go very well with the script.

and one final suggestion: at around the 28 second mark you finish saying "private key" and there is a few seconds of down time til the animation zooms in and you begin your next sentence.

i do not think private key is a well known term among most people. maybe you could use that blank audio space as on opportunity to fill the knowledge gap by adding something like

"you can only lose control when you choose to share your private key. This is very similar to sharing a password and should be avoided."

just watched this w/ my gf

her thoughts: "cool, but the first part about domains and DNR or whatever was confusing"

me: i thought it was great, my only gripe is that the images dont seem high rez and so they appear jaggy around the edges

I was told by someone whose opinion I value highly that reddit has it so that if a post gets several upvotes in the first 10 minutes or less, then those votes are weighted much higher than upvotes that trickle in later.  So if we want to start seeing stuff posted on reddit, it would be to our benefit to somehow time the upvotes to be around a certain time.

Apparently some guys got banned over this after a warning, but they were really trying to game the system.  Some starcraft thing.

yeah good point. i think as long as we keep our posts and upvotes genuine we have nothing to worry about as far as that goes. upvotes on BitShares links in general tend to trickle in slowly

one suggestion: would you mind updating the OP with a list of relevant reddit posts when you have a chance? that thread in the original post is practically ancient as far as reddit is concerned