Quote from: emailtooaj on September 09, 2015, 06:11:42 PM
Wasn't there a group photo taken with Dan holding a pitch fork when the bitscape brothers did the tour to Blacksburg, VA?
That would be an epic photo to use for this countdown  :P

This!

Quote from: bytemaster on September 09, 2015, 02:08:30 PM

Quote from: Akado on September 09, 2015, 01:17:25 PM
Will we have -even if not at launch- something that could automate a payment for a date in the future? If I'm not mistaken i think that would be something like CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY. Would be another nice security factor so if we schedule a payment for a date in the future, even if that wallet gets stolen, we could get our funds back!

With proposals you can do something like that already.

Thought so, thanks

Wasn't there a group photo taken with Dan holding a pitch fork when the bitscape brothers did the tour to Blacksburg, VA?
That would be an epic photo to use for this countdown  :P

Quote from: cass on September 09, 2015, 05:36:39 PM

Quote from: EstefanTT on September 09, 2015, 05:21:55 PM
That would be great to have something like that on bitshares.org.

guess it will ..

When I wrote my comment I was about to @cass you but then I though, he is probably very busy and I didn't.

Do you know something ? Argl ... are you on it ? Damn, you probably can't say. That would be cool, I love your designs !!!!

Quote from: EstefanTT on September 09, 2015, 05:21:55 PM
That would be great to have something like that on bitshares.org.

guess it will ..

That would be great to have something like that on bitshares.org.

The psychological impact between a date of release in one month or a countdown in front of you is really different.
The first one make you think : "I'll come back later", the second one : "that's about to happen, time to invest"

The countdown could be a bit more sexy maybe ...

Countdown to the BitShares Pitchfork Countdown
http://www.webcountdown.net/?a=jFrVKSz

:P

Please bring on the pitchfork. I'm drowning in brownies!

Quote from: jsidhu on September 07, 2015, 11:36:42 PM
I hope the team finally gets documentation up to par with the complexity of the codebase. If you want avg joe to jump in you will need the ability to explain every step of the system in simple language with examples and screen shots. It would be "nice" if the web wallet were to have a help system to ease avg joe into bitshares. This is what every other crypto project is missing.

This. I would support a worker proposal immediately after launch to fund this. Adding familiar support functionality and documentation would make a big difference, I think.

Quote from: Akado on September 09, 2015, 01:17:25 PM
Will we have -even if not at launch- something that could automate a payment for a date in the future? If I'm not mistaken i think that would be something like CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY. Would be another nice security factor so if we schedule a payment for a date in the future, even if that wallet gets stolen, we could get our funds back!

With proposals you can do something like that already.

Will we have -even if not at launch- something that could automate a payment for a date in the future? If I'm not mistaken i think that would be something like CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY. Would be another nice security factor so if we schedule a payment for a date in the future, even if that wallet gets stolen, we could get our funds back!

Quote from: cass on September 07, 2015, 11:56:09 PM

Quote from: jsidhu on September 07, 2015, 11:36:42 PM
I hope the team finally gets documentation up to par with the complexity of the codebase. If you want avg joe to jump in you will need the ability to explain every step of the system in simple language with examples and screen shots. It would be "nice" if the web wallet were to have a help system to ease avg joe into bitshares. This is what every other crypto project is missing.

+5% like a simple support chat function .. also for website later on .,.. like a support agent ... paid and porposaled by worker slot

+5% Streamium would be cool. It has audio, video and chat all built-in to a minimalist cross-browser interface. It could even offer free or paid support channels (or subscriptions?) with it. ie:
https://streamium.io/assets/img/imac-ipad.png

Quote from: jsidhu on September 07, 2015, 11:36:42 PM
I hope the team finally gets documentation up to par with the complexity of the codebase. If you want avg joe to jump in you will need the ability to explain every step of the system in simple language with examples and screen shots. It would be "nice" if the web wallet were to have a help system to ease avg joe into bitshares. This is what every other crypto project is missing.

^^^^^^ this is very true and what all the techies miss.  +5% +5%

Also, please count me in on the 2500 bts

Quote from: jsidhu on September 07, 2015, 11:36:42 PM
I hope the team finally gets documentation up to par with the complexity of the codebase. If you want avg joe to jump in you will need the ability to explain every step of the system in simple language with examples and screen shots. It would be "nice" if the web wallet were to have a help system to ease avg joe into bitshares. This is what every other crypto project is missing.

+5% like a simple support chat function .. also for website later on .,.. like a support agent ... paid and porposaled by worker slot

I hope the team finally gets documentation up to par with the complexity of the codebase. If you want avg joe to jump in you will need the ability to explain every step of the system in simple language with examples and screen shots. It would be "nice" if the web wallet were to have a help system to ease avg joe into bitshares. This is what every other crypto project is missing.