Good idea - if possible to implement, I'd like to see this feature :)

The idea behind this is not to allow them to launch a beacon asap - but to give them a heads up that transactions are working. It's supposed to be a test transaction. Regular faucet transactions can take

Yes, it could be exploited. Then again, it isn't really "subsidizing" if the total amount a user can earn through this is the beacon fee. How many wallets would someone have to create to actually

It will display an error message, but you still should get the invite via mail and be able to join.

I'm aware of that :) I'll write another article on BOINC users only and possible strategies to make GRC more interesting for them. I still need to talk to some people first before I can start to write

Our current Home Page contains this information, with links to everything you asked for. Displaying it all on one page would be impossible to navigate. Further details are provided in your BOINC client,

I don’t think BOINC/GRC's main motivation should be mining GRC for profit and I also don’t think it would be healthy for the relationship long-term. "But that is literally the entire purpose of GRC

"Any coin that requires work, whether POW or DPOR will be affected by power prices and GPU availability. It is not the job of the network to subsidise based on this differentiating feature."

"You say that there is a requirement to have high end hardware, and that this will drive new potential recruits away from the scene." In my introduction I mentioned that the beauty of BOINC is

Thank you for your reply. I'll split up my responses for less confusion. I would like to start with the suggestions a) - d) since there seems to be a massive confusion about them. I will not edit the main

I agree with you: cashing out is not the only option and re-investing is even better because it has a long-term positive effect ont the BOINC/GRC symbiosis. When looking at user motivation it is far more

GRC has some great long-term potential. I hope we'll make the right choices within the next months to become more relevant within crypto.

Hi there :) I think it's a good choice to use old systems for BOINC/GRC instead of throwing them away if they are still functioning properly. In general, we should try to use products as long as possible

Content to pt. (2) is not online yet since I need to go over it a few more times. I expected it to displayed as something like [text] (). Will edit to avoid confusion :)

Glad you like a few of my ideas :) The suggestions a) to d) are of hypothetical nature. I mentioned them in order to display a more typical approach how one could create additional incentive with a more

It's on my to-read-list for this week. I'll let you know when I'm done :)

"Wikipedia and its famousness is worth the flaws" I strongly disagree on this one. You are talking about "target potential" as if we are about to conquer a new market. I'm not sure

I'm not 100% convinced about paying Wikipedia editors with GRC. I like the core concept about this idea but I feel there are too many aspects that need to be considered to avoid exploit/abuse of such a

Thx!

CyanogenMod is no longer in development; the new project is called LineageOS. Also, there is an Android OS for PC called Remix OS (for everyone out there who wants to check out some experimental stuff).