Topic: ⚡ [ANN] ⚡ DeepOnion TOR ⚡ DeepVault ⚡ Cryptopia 🚀 Airdrop 24/40 🚀 WE DOMINATE! - page 887. (Read 1167610 times)

Yes, you need to have a DeepOnion signature. You should update your signature that fits your membership level.

You need to change your signature ASAP because you have xxxxx instead of your BTCtalk ID number. Hope you make the change before it is too late. Good luck!  

is it needed to have signature?

Sweeeeet, tomorrow's the airdrop, didn't even notice tomorrow it'd be Friday so I just got really happy despite its the 13th haha

So here we go, another airdrop round!

As usual, everything will go extremely smooth so sit tight and in a few hours they'll be on your wallet.

Make sure you're registered on the DO official forums and that you're an active member on both forums!

Good night fellow enthusiasts. The garden is prepared with love to welcome some fresh $onion. Seems like a lot people gain attention to the project as I can see on the few last pages. I recommend everybody to read carefully the op there is almost everything said what you need to know about joining the Airdrop. 13th airdrop on friday the 13th.

This makes me feel good about my investment.

Not necessarily. You can talk about anything. When you talk else where, you are also advertising DeepOnion if you wear the DO signature.

nope. can be about anything as long as it's of quality. and you have the deeponion signature

about the Deep onion? 

You make 10 posts here on bitcointalk. The 10 posts may not necessarily be in this ANN thread, though. It is also suggested to be active in the DeepOnion official forum, but this is not mandatory.

The answer is yes, as long as you follow the rules. You can read OP for details of rules. Generally speaking, you cannot sell more than 10% of your onions that you get from airdrop. You should post 10 or more posts every week. Those rules are easy to follow if you truly support ONION.

Where do you have to make ten posts? Here or anywhere? 

Bitcointalk account. Theymos won't even reply, Sr member.

I also have a question, if you get into airdrop does it mean that every week you will get onions?

I like your theory a lot! DeepOnion indeed needs true supporters. It's fairly easy to get the "outside force", but it is really hard to develop the "small devoted group" that supports ONION all the way. The reason is that small devoted group requires people to make efforts. If people are willing to invest their money and time contributing to ONION, that usually means they truly believe in Onion and won't dump onion for some quick money. Of course the outside force is also very important. Maybe at some point we can consider airdropping some amounts of onion to the outside force without having such strict rules. This will expose onion to more people and get them involved. 

Haha, awesome.  Is that Jason from the Friday 13th movies?  It's also halloween month this month.  Be good to get some halloween posters as well, maybe I'll try my hand at that

going to bed soon, so i hope you all get your onion rewards tomorrow and don't be a loser and dump them. be a holder and a winner

Thank you, his Mom was feeling all melancholy yesterday because, and I quote, "This is the last sugar I will get from my 16 year old, cause he's seventeen tomorrow!"

Put that line with an Old Yeller and maybe a "Where the Red Fern Grows" passage and you'll get a tear jerker everytime, lol.

Oh, and thanks to the person who mentioned someone dumped a few Onion a minute ago, cause I am now headed to Nova to get some of it for myself .

Awesome this is really good news. If this works as planned this should bring in more new blood to this project. Happy to be part of this train.

Happy birthday to your son!!! Onion is going to give you and your son a very bright future!! There are all types of opportunities in people's life. Onion is THE ONE for many of us. It even greatly affect many people's life in a very positive way. Isn't this amazing??

I posted my theory before but I will post it again.

Facebook did one thing right: build community before going for the big masses. Facebook did this in the Harvard student community, and only after this community was up and running, the network expanded further outside of the realms of Harvard.

Community makes a network thrive, not the network itself.

DeepOnion must compete with a lot of other 'networks'. Not a few, but a lot. If you have been reading up on DeepOnion, you may have noticed that a couple of items have been heavily borrowed from other projects:
*TOR connectively: DeepOnion not the first
*DeepVault: DeepOnion not the first (it is derived from the Supercoin project
*probably some other things too, like the basic concept of PoS

But that does not matter.

The thing that makes DeepOnion different is that the creators (and the much larger group of people currently driving this project forward), is community. We are building a community, small as it is, that is devoted and is willing to go that extra mile. Taking one for the team. Spending time to work on promotion. Spending a lot of time on moderation. Spending a decade (or half) on coding this project. This is our little 'Harvard' now, working on making this project survive and increasing to something inevitable.

There is no greater power than a group watching another group. If we as 'another group' make this project shine, the effect of the outside group watching this little melting pot of creativity, progress and results, more will come over time, increasing the network value of DO considerably. But we are no means there yet.

And that is the reason the strict airdrop rules are in place. We need to stick to that small devoted group for now. Our little Harvard. Making it work. Make a happy bunch. Vibrating energy to the outside world. Resulting in that outside force (the large group) wanting to be a part of this so bad, that after a year it does not matter anymore whether someone wants to dump this coin for a quick buck. And perhaps a quick buck well deserved.

Just like we have negative stories in the cryptocurrency field, we also have positive stories. And DeepOnion will be one of those positive stories.