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I love his arguments :D Btw demo, there's an actually awesome South Park episode (S01E09) about what happens when everybody's idea counts. Go watch it, I bet you'll find it more enjoyable than reading those complicated papers. @kot Do you see any value in creating a code of conduct-like...

Sure, copy-paste works just like that. Oh my.. If you really have no idea, why make a clown of yourself? There is a reason why Dash governance was created the way it is. If you'd like to have a direct influence on the direction of the development, you either need to DO something as @UdjinM6...

This is just a troll attempt guys. Don't feed the troll. The more time spent on trying to counter such arguments, the more time is wasted that could be used for development efforts. demo: the votes are clear, the idea is unpopular. Come up with a better one.

As I wrote on Slack, I strongly support this idea. We need a central place where people can ask and receive answers from the community about dash related topics. The engine of stackoverflow is ideal for this. If we achieve this, make sure to make this our #1 q&a place though (maybe even by...

I don't see the point of this either. A document called constitutions implies something set in stone, yet everything in such a crypto project is dynamic, flexible. If you define the roles of people clearly you make them think in a box (typical unintended consequence), if you define the roles too...

If I were you, I'd put my nodes on separate vps. It makes maintenance easier. Also, it's worth going for a stable host - with the current MN hardware requirements you can find one for 3-5$/m easily. Considering on average one MN yields 10 DASH, which is ~60 usd, this is only 5-8% of the income...

If it was possible to easily, accurately estimate IT projects I would have no job :D I wouldn't worry about this delay.

I agree Robert, I don't know what happened in the past two weeks. All I know is that the current solution is limiting self-organization and collaboration, and possibly one of the symptoms caused the creation of this topic. By having an open system, this would not have happened in the first place.

Limiting communication (thus any kind of collaboration) is not a good idea imho. We cannot limit it, and if we try, I guess we attack the problem from a terrible angle. Micromanagement and excessive control in such an environment is bound to failure. Informal communication is GOOD. Forcing...

Hey, Yup, hopefully tomorrow :) And most probably I'll ditch Hackpad, and move it somewhere else. For now, I'm posting it on the forum, but once our new website will be up, it might go there.

+1 for the transparency, gj guys

Good choice, welcome :)

Could you please explain how to set up a liquidity provider with the settings above? I'd run such a setup as well, why not. Probably other as well.

Speaking for myself, I don't know of anything else.

Dear Community, Preparing for the upcoming presentation at Bitcoin Wednesday in Amsterdam I tried to put down in words how exactly we project managers aim to contribute to Dash. I came up with the following: "Our purpose is to support the developers, so that they can focus on execution instead...

Ah ok, thanks for clarifying this. Apparently I misinterpreted what Evan had written.

Minotaur , could you please elaborate on what kind of expenses are to be reimbursed? Is there any cap for an individual expense? Is providing an invoice a must?

Sure, such a site would be great. But most probably asking an already existing site to add DASH/xxx pairs would do, and there's no need to spend a big sum on the development of a bitcoinwisdom alternative.

Great job, I like it as well.

Oh, I know the guy who will tell us the answer. He's called Trial and Error ;) What we plan on is coming up with an idea based on our personal experiences, try it, then evaluate, adjust, try again. Keeping in mind that this is an open source community, which means happiness / joy should be a top...