Hello, I just stumpled upon your project and what a brilliant effort this is! Thank you so much for the work you're doing. My reason for writing is, that I - in cooperation with the IT University of

Super fun initiative! If people have difficulties with their Obyte (former Byteball) wallets, feel free to join the Obyte Discord. To join in on the fun, one of the sweet little features of Obyte is the

One very important fact is, that to implement an ads system, negotiating deals with advertising agencies or the likes would be a really huge project and require ... manpower. That said, i definitely think

There is no set end date for the various distribution methods. Neither the Steem user attestation or the Real name attestation. All programs are of course subject to change, but there are no plan to end

Great episode. And definitely an interesting projects, Decentraland. Sounds a bit like it shares some of the same opportunities as WorldOPOLY, the Augmented Reality version of monopoly. I learned about

Cool and usefull project and quite an impressive amount of working code in a relatively short amount of time. I thought of something that could potentially make it even more popular. Allow the creator

Lost much, eh? ;-)

Wow, inpressive and fund game yoy came up with. Wonderfully simple at its core yet very fun and addictive. My only gripe is this: why on earth didn't you enter the Use-a-Thon with this super great project?

Awesome! Count me in :-) Don't really have any old devices laying around (because: married) but those that already crunches will keep crunching during the contest, at least ;-)

Good luck to the buyer ... having to keep his fingers crossed you didn't keep a copy of the backup. While this may very well be a legit request, I would definitely strongly advice people against buying

Yeah, I had a few chats with her on whether or not she believed a specific campaign was possible (promoting merchants accepting Bytes as means of payment in Milan) The tricky part on that was the rather

Agree. And the lack of clarity seem to be on both sides. As a representative of one of the whitelisted projects, I too find it rather difficult to know exactly how a task request should contain in order

Thanks for this wonderful look under the hood of the visibility category. As a representative for one of the whitelisted projects, I've often thought of creating specific task requests for this particular

Wow - that's super interesting to read. I like your focus on the entire value chain, tackling the problems and recognizing the need for incentives for both customers as well as merchants. All early starts

Sorry, ill get that sorted in a minute. Thanks for the contribution too :-) Would you happen to be Danish by chance?

Posting data to the DAG is pretty straight forward but to create an oracle that would post any GitHub update to the dag would probably be a quite costly approach since each transaction on the dag has a

Super impressive to follow the progress and to learn some of the thoughts that has to go into the architecture of the solution. It's definitely a huge task to take on building a new desktop wallet, but

Hi @chrisaiki Thanks for the idea and it definitely looks interesting. To join the Use-a-Thon as contestant, please see the instructions on how to join. Particularly this section: How to particpateTo join

Thanks for the excellent points. Not being a native english speaker myself, i had one of the other jurors read it through and correct errors. He's a former teacher from the UK. The points you made are

Also do keep in mind, that a use case doesn't necessarily have to involve Steem. It can be any plausible and feasible use for the Byteball platform, applied to some real world problem or need. So to cut