100% Delegates Proposal: BTSNow Developers

[dannotestein]

Voted. Thanks for your work 

We've been operating a private jenkins build server that builds Linux, Mac, and Windows versions of the software...

Do you have GUI Linux version? If yes, can you start posting Linux release versions to Github?
Trusted pre-compiled version will help Linux users a lot.

Yes, we'll be releasing GUI Linux versions as well.

[vegolino]

Voted 

[testz]

Voted. Thanks for your work 

We've been operating a private jenkins build server that builds Linux, Mac, and Windows versions of the software...

Do you have GUI Linux version? If yes, can you start posting Linux release versions to Github?
Trusted pre-compiled version will help Linux users a lot.

[bytemaster]

As Bytemaster succinctly put it in today's meeting, we're "the guys that solve hard problems".

Yep! If anyone has disproportionally low "rep" in the bitshares community, it's dan and eric.

If I  remember correctly, after your first days with I3 you said that BM and Dan N were on another level.

This is a great example how forcing the employees to become block producers is ungainly. There are now 4 block producers by the same company which was completely unnecessary. With all the paid delegate bids, it also means all the reliable block producers who only stay as such will get eventually moved out.

I would recommend that we use helper delegates.  Reliable block producers could "hire" Dan N and Co. and run their nodes for them.   Once BTS grows then Dan N can run a single delegate.   Lets not draw long term conclusions based upon short term situation.

[sumantso]

As Bytemaster succinctly put it in today's meeting, we're "the guys that solve hard problems".

Yep! If anyone has disproportionally low "rep" in the bitshares community, it's dan and eric.

If I  remember correctly, after your first days with I3 you said that BM and Dan N were on another level.

This is a great example how forcing the employees to become block producers is ungainly. There are now 4 block producers by the same company which was completely unnecessary. With all the paid delegate bids, it also means all the reliable block producers who only stay as such will get eventually moved out.

There's no risk in having a single entity controlling 4 delegates. Even if we only had 10 people controlling 10 delegates each, we'd still be more decentralized than bitcoin. And I don't see anything wrong in pushing out some init delegates . Eventually many of the people who are currently block producers can become highly voted standby delegates instead. They can still be compensated for their standby service, ensuring that the moment a delegate stops producing blocks they can get voted out and quickly replaced by an operational block producer.

You're preaching to the wrong guy. Try getting heard over the loud trolls.
The minimum option we give them, the better.

[xeroc]

adding you to my slate on the next update

[Rune]

As Bytemaster succinctly put it in today's meeting, we're "the guys that solve hard problems".

Yep! If anyone has disproportionally low "rep" in the bitshares community, it's dan and eric.

If I  remember correctly, after your first days with I3 you said that BM and Dan N were on another level.

This is a great example how forcing the employees to become block producers is ungainly. There are now 4 block producers by the same company which was completely unnecessary. With all the paid delegate bids, it also means all the reliable block producers who only stay as such will get eventually moved out.

There's no risk in having a single entity controlling 4 delegates. Even if we only had 10 people controlling 10 delegates each, we'd still be more decentralized than bitcoin. And I don't see anything wrong in pushing out some init delegates . Eventually many of the people who are currently block producers can become highly voted standby delegates instead. They can still be compensated for their standby service, ensuring that the moment a delegate stops producing blocks they can get voted out and quickly replaced by an operational block producer.

[sumantso]

As Bytemaster succinctly put it in today's meeting, we're "the guys that solve hard problems".

Yep! If anyone has disproportionally low "rep" in the bitshares community, it's dan and eric.

If I  remember correctly, after your first days with I3 you said that BM and Dan N were on another level.

This is a great example how forcing the employees to become block producers is ungainly. There are now 4 block producers by the same company which was completely unnecessary. With all the paid delegate bids, it also means all the reliable block producers who only stay as such will get eventually moved out.

[CLains]

Interesting to hear what you all have been doing behind the scenes! 

Now that SynaptiCAD needs a "face" both for the voting majority and for the on/off ramp, I would love to see you collaborating closely with a designer-type as well.

[BTSdac]

I will vote you , also thanks for your team working and I think BTS should been consider as stock not money. because now the price of BTS is a little low ,it is a little difficult  to use BTS to cover salary .
but if the BTS price is up to 1USD, LOL, a delegate can hire ten developing maybe.

[cass]

Will vote for sure! Thx for your outstanding work so far… 

[roadscape]

Voted for your delegates. Godspeed!

[toast]

As Bytemaster succinctly put it in today's meeting, we're "the guys that solve hard problems".

Yep! If anyone has disproportionally low "rep" in the bitshares community, it's dan and eric.

[onceuponatime]

4 100% payrate delegates?

4 programmers (in one entity/company) working full time on bitshares.

[lzr1900]

4 100% payrate delegates?