Topic: [ANN] [R3D] NEW UPDATES COMING SOON - page 37. (Read 66783 times)

I love the ideas of this project, bought some of the ICO myself and looking forward to the launch to mine some more!!

And you know what's ironic? Promising a non-removable content and free speech coin in a moderated thread. Talk about hypocrite there. And a bunch of pussy too with being anonymous. Bunch of pussy.

Kudos to syntaks though for opening up that he's one of the developer.

Further development post-CFC will be done for modules to make this happen.  That's what the team is looking for in terms of expansion beyond the initial client and abilities.  Folks that have the ability (I do have this ability but my tasks for r3d are specific and require my attention) can create wordpress modules easily that integrate the frontend for example to create a system where users can create their own accounts on the network, post onto it, and so forth all through their front end as long as their wallet had the funds to support those actions.  A typical use for something like that could go as follows:

The site owner has 1,000,000 r3d (is the reason the price point is so low clear here?) and wants to offer his audience an ever-ready, always-up medium for not only storing their feedback and posts but also an unbreakable source for reading and interaction with the rest of the community.

A module written could send that registration through the blockchain, assign the user 20k r3d in the backend, and allow them to post freely on the site or vote for folks, comment, etc.  When the site's loaded, the content for it is pulled through RPC and exported as JSON.  How you style the data is completely up to you of course, it's just readily available.

Now let's say you wanted to pull another site's news and display it as a sidebar.  It's a simple matter of subscribing to that site, and then telling the JSON reader (many exist for many platforms and even standalone to insert widgets on sites) to pull from the local running r3d.

So now you've got your site and users and everything's great.  You have a hard drive failure with limited or no backups.  Now your users are frustrated, some might understand but they also might not trust the integrity of the site moving forward.  What do you do?

You set up your new drive, whatever webserver software you prefer, pull the JSON feed for your site and rebuild your backend based on the values in that feed.  For example a post will contain the author's name in it.  You could quickly rebuild your site and backend userbase with no lost data because it's all on the blockchain.  This takes some programming knowledge which is what additional developers would be hired for as the current work is already delegated so that one person isn't wearing too many hats.  Focus on the one task you're assigned and do it right, not to be spread too thin and leave too much margin for error.

     Best regards,

syntaks

Interesting idea but how difficult/easy will it be for people to integrate this into their existing blogs/websites? I think people would be more inclined to invest in your project if you had the support of well-known sites/blogs right from the start with guaranteed integration once launched.
The other thing I'm concerned about (something which I think is a very real barrier to mass adoption for any coin) is the fact that regular users(non-crypto users) will have to download and install a client to take advantage of this feature. Generally, you'll find very few people willing to install new software without strong incentive. Ideally you'd require no effort/work whatsoever from regular users. So that the next time a user logs into his favorite site, he already has an R3D address linked to his account and he can start earning immediately, withdraw or deposit.
Anyways good luck with your project, this is certainly something that could work if done right.

The way the entire system is based as of right now works as such.  We'll use a real-world example, if you wanted to host a crypto-related forum such as bitcointalk (mind you this is live from the development environment and actual data on the test network:

This demonstrates use of the RPC call:

red@daemon:~$ r3d createsite
error: {"code":-1,"message":"createsite "}

Once you provide the proper details, two things happen:

1) You're provided with your site ID which is what you would post for example on your blog if you wanted others to subscribe/post/etc
2) You're automatically subscribed yourself to your own site.

red@daemon:~$ r3d createsite bitcointalk 'Crypto Discussion' 'This is the bitcointalk forum on the r3d network.  Feel free to participate and enjoy.' mypassword
[
    "siteid",
    "4d81cdfa4adcc072"
]

Now because of the fact it's your own site and the password is associated with it, you can pull the site details (everything is available as valid JSON, which makes it very easy to develop for and incorporate into a site feed for example, which later this week I'll demonstrate exact use of that as well).  This is output from the 'siteinfo' command:

red@daemon:~$ r3d siteinfo 4d81cdfa4adcc072
{
    "siteid" : "4d81cdfa4adcc072",
    "sitename" : "bitcointalk",
    "category" : "Crypto Discussion",
    "description" : "This is the bitcointalk forum on the r3d network.  Feel free to participate and enjoy."
}

Now let's unsubscribe from this site and try to read the data:

red@daemon:~$ r3d unsubscribe 4d81cdfa4adcc072
true

With that being said, let's try to pull site information now that we're not subscribed, and don't have the passphrase to view this content:

red@daemon:~$ r3d siteinfo 4d81cdfa4adcc072
error: {"code":-1,"message":"You must first be subscribed to this site, and have the password."}

So let's subscribe now, with a password guessed:

red@daemon:~$ r3d subscribe 4d81cdfa4adcc072 guessattempt
true

Now let's try to view that info:

$ r3d siteinfo 4d81cdfa4adcc072
error: {"code":-1,"message":"Incorrect passphrase.  Please verify and/or update your passphrase and try again."}

Let's get a user's reputation:

$ r3d getreputation twoturtles
{
    "positive" : 3,
    "negative" : 1
}

Now let's give that user a positive reputation point:

red@daemon:~$ r3d vote giverep twoturtles
true


$ r3d getreputation twoturtles
{
    "positive" : 4,
    "negative" : 1
}


This is all propagated throughout the network, so while you're reading in your client or someone's implementation - you see the same data as I do.
A complete explanation of all of the commands and use of r3d will most certainly be made available and as easy to follow as possible for everyone.  I know the focus of the client is to be as user-friendly as possible while remaining just as functional.

The fee in place for creating a site as above is one-time of 3500 r3d.  Those fees would be sent back into the network for any miners supporting the network.  To clarify a bit further, there is a limit to the amount of r3d in circulation and it's constantly recycled.  Usage creates fees, fees are sent to miners, the chain is active and allows continued use.  As far as for traders, this wasn't designed with trading in mind this was designed with actual *use* in mind.  The price point of 0.00000100 was considered as an affordable point in the range between the lowest network fee, to the mid-level fees (reputation points, upvoting/downvoting, and then comments and posting).  What the ICO buyers could potentially use r3d for could be whatever creative approach they used to leverage r3d as a tradeoff for example for a faucet, contests, creative marketing, etc.  I'm not a marketer myself, but I do know that if I didn't have the ability to buy r3d but wanted to use the network I'd visit one of the available options.  I'm more on the technical side of the logistics and transport, not trade or advertising or design and so forth. In terms of a timeline, the core is nearly complete and I suspect the first client as described in the announcement will be ready by the end of the CFC.  The task of handling the frontend isn't mine so I can't speak too much on the subject.  Updates will be released throughout as they're given to me or I have my own to provide.  I hope this helps explain a bit more clearly.

     Best regards,

syntaks

I'm sure this is no scam and they can deliver a good product but 4000/800BTC is to much.

We are in an altcoin depression/deflation and BTC will rally soon. It will be hard to meet the ICO Terms

I'll better hodl my BTC now but much luck to stoner

same as mashup tv the dev had to quit or he was getting sued because it was his idea mashup tv
SO DEVS KEEP YOURSELF ANON ITS BEST FOR YOU AND YOUR FUTURE.. In and out of court
plus say R3D devs get told to shut down who carrys on with development
SO STAY ANON DEVS just use a community leader for info
maybe that is why btc creator stayed anon in case any problems arose no blame then
OH and sorry but still to expensive tho
you should be saying 100 btc reach not 800 btc but good luck i will be watching and eating my popcorn
to see if you get 800 btc WOW be hard to reach but you never know who is behind the scenes they might be worth millions coz your going to need people like this to reach 800 btc but you never know..

I'm an equally good cheerleader, just nothing to cheer about lately.

All these keystrokes are being wasted on this thread. There is NO FUCKING WAY it's going to collect 800 btc in the next 2 weeks.

well from what i've been reading about the project. you would be integrating r3d into an already working website. what this website would do is pull information from the blockchain and use it however youd like. if someone posts a link the operator of the site could integrate features to automatically iframe this so the picture or video was displayed. and if authorities had some sort of problem with it they could now contact the site it was hosted on ( since its not r3d that hosts the actual picture or video. ) website operators will be able to integrate r3d into an already running website or forum. and the benefits of r3d would be that it would never be lost, and always accessible. so if the forum was shutdown for some reason, it could be promptly brought back online by any user anywhere in the world that has access to it. sort of like pirate bay did the last time they got shut down? there we just hundreds of them popping up everywhere. because it was an opensourced site. this is what it looks like r3d is trying to provide to me.

took me a while to read and understand first post and having such a knowledge and expertise in this whole thread is amazing. i have few basic questions which i couldn't understand

So we are talking about creating a clones for all well renowned social media platforms; what is the timeline we are looking; for them to get well established and who will be taking care of this whole system. like if i submit a site than what assurity i'll have that site will not going down etc.....
if user has to pay R3D (fee) for each post /sharing/ site etc..... to the networks than what ICO buyers will get? else they are refereed as miners!!!

i with you now so its just text
so why does it say you can do anything you can do on the net on R3D i watch youtube so you cannot do this on the blockchain no videos
so how do you catch me if i up load a bad picture to the net of a pay as you go phone

lol but YOU put it there with your own consent see where im getting at? like i said. if you port a link to a porn video of your girlfriend and you as "revenge porn" then you will be at risk for uploading that to the internet. as R3D will NOT host videos or pictures. but only the plain text version. YOU will have to remove this from the site it is being hosted on then it would no longer be on the blockchain because the link would be invalid.

I would almost guarantee this is one of the reasons devs want to remain anonymous. You can't remove content from R3D...that's kinda the point.

It creates a new paradigm and dynamic that we haven't seen since copyright laws came into effect.

Good luck Stoner19 

so if i cannot remove the content from R3D then i sue the devs of this coin
catch 22

You shouldn't have to be anon if you have a legit project. Shows responsibility for project.

The developer had some time to talk to me about the project. Lets say i am cautiously optimistic about it. I neither back or completely reject the idea of this coin. I told him what the community would like to see some working hard evidence and other items pre-launch and if he comes through i will gladly support the project. Ball is in your court dev.

to the devs don.t say who you are because your in for a shit storm in the future
best to keep yourself annom

Well the issue with that is that google is also not open sourced. a physical entity owns and is tied to the service they provide. if R3D launches i assume it will be open sourced. and anyone will be able to work on it. the ICO money being used to pay developers to be able to continue to work on this project. and just like ethereum im sure some of the funds will be used to represent themselves further in crypto. and gain interest from the community, more like ethereum had in the beginning.

What your suggesting is that the dev will be physically tied to this project after it is launched. but after it is launched it will be unstoppable in the way that you would have to takedown every node on the network. not just the developer for creating the project.

Good luck with another fantastic project guys, I hope to see the ICO reach its minimum. and will be doing a small amount of buying myself to test out the system when its released.

do you see why google caved in they said they would not remove web sites but now changed there minds
because if they carried on they would of been shut down by the government plus fined to the high hilt
you need to be able to remove content some how or you will be paying fines for the rest of your life

how will they remove the link and who does this
plus if your saying the link can be removed then how does everyone go to your link
 because now your saying the link can be removed.. R3D is not doing what it says on the packet

Imagine if you will spending an hour detailing your thoughts on a cause you believe in only to find out not but a half hour later, the site administrator has removed your content.  Imagine as a site owner, your web host has removed your content due to a violation of their terms and your faithful followers are now left homeless along with all of their content removed.  Do you have recent backups?  Do you have backups at all?  How much was lost due to the ruling of a pseudo-iron fist?

so if link is removed then its not true what your saying above