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I think it's a nice idea to give submitters the ability to lower their ask, within certain limits (as in, it would have to be at least X days before the voting cycle ends, and they can only do it X number of times) I also like automatically refunding the fee (so that we don't keep wasting all...

The governance system in Dash is great for making funding decisions and for some forward-looking decisions, but rolling back confirmed transactions or blacklisting certain addresses is beyond its capabilities at the moment (in my opinion, for good reason. It would be quite challenging to have...

On Discord last month we started a channel for MNOs to pose questions to DCG, and the most popular ones are responded to on a monthly basis. (the answers from last month here: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/community-q-a-september-2018.40986/) This month, someone asked about the...

I could be wrong, but I don't think DeepBlue was referring to the OP. :D I think camo has some good points but also think the jury is still out on this until we actually see how it is intended to be used by merchants and consumers. I can't imagine a POS where someone has to type in a...

I don't think paying to a username is intended to be used for merchant point of sale, just for sending funds to people who are in your contact list. Someone correct me if I am mistaken

@kot I'm somewhat surprised to hear what I feel is a more ideological or visceral response to @DeepBlue's suggestion, than a practical one. As @DeepBlue stated, the purpose of this kind of software is a productivity tool, not something that a manager is supposed to spend all their time watching...

Question for Ryan or Glenn - The recent precedent has been for the core team salaries to be lumped into one proposal, and then particular initiatives such as special marketing campaigns get their own proposal. Although this means MNs can choose not to fund certain special projects, the core...

After the release and open-sourcing of 13.0, is DCG planning to continue development of future versions 13.1, 14.0,...etc in a private repository? Or will the development of new versions move to public repos?

However- it is true that if you combine your final anonymized coins and the dust from the create denominations, then you've just botched things up. But in order to do this you would need to send a regular transaction, not a PrivateSend transaction - because the dust is never in your PrivateSend...

@camosoul There is no change returned to you when you send a PrivateSend transaction, *ever*. If you try to send a transaction that does not break up perfectly into the denominations, what happens is the entire amount that is leftover is included in the transaction fee and there is no change...

Thanks for the update, this has been a long time coming. It is also a groundbreaking achievement, so congrats all around! I am curious is there a formal mechanism to identify which is the correct set of masternodes as beneficiaries, in the event of a hardfork?

@Iñaki @mage00000 FYI this thread is 2 years old. But it's probably worth a revisit as a lot has changed

How did you try to contact (sent him an email?) I would imagine that there are a lot of people trying to contact him this week. I saw him around a couple days ago in the discord channel.

What do you mean by "cater to that market"? Offer certain goods/services that miners and masternode operators would be more likely to want to buy than anyone else would?

Sometimes the host provider needs to reboot the node due to scheduled maintenance or because of some other problem -- usually those are fast enough to have dashd recover. Full outages are more rare but they do happen sometimes even to some of the most reliable services like AWS, those ones tend...

I have always used a script that simply restarts dashd without reboot and have almost never had problems. The most common reasons for irrecoverable dashd crashes for me have been (1) the hosting provider (VPS) having a problem, or (2) insufficient SWAP memory or insufficient disk space --...

It is a bit old, but this interview with Ryan does shed some light on the issue. About the "ROI" compared to the S&P, I don't think that's the right way to look at it. 3% vs. 15% return denominated in crypto doesn't make much of a difference when the volatility of the coin is likely to dwarf...

I believe Evan's usage of the term in that context is incorrect. I would argue that organizations which are funded in this manner are neither decentralized nor autonomous. Had an interesting discussion about this on the discord a while back. "Sub-DAO" is closer, but only if it means...

Side comment, please don't call it a DAO, because it isn't a DAO.

Getfreedash was de-funded for many other reasons, not because anyone is afraid of success (why would you even think that?) Airdrops or giving away free dash is certainly one way to try going about it, though.