Topic: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (SHA256) | Platform | Governance | Systemnodes | Masternodes | - page 160. (Read 316957 times)

Ok, if you can do it and we're happy with it, we will give you a bounty of 2500 CRW

That ok?

Answer to PM. I try to made translated ANN as close as possible to the original.

We're currently waiting for a new design of the OP. Also the OP is mostly graphics, how much could you actually convert to Russian?

Thanks

Hello CROWN-Team, I'm ready to translate this ann to Russian.

Thanks very much for sending extra 70k CRW to the dev fund!

Dev fund now at 150k CRW.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/crw/address.dws?13Tp1G1QXzJkUEtYH9DuYaYv4eGEmxkVpa.htm

Nevermind.... found it.

What's the CRW address for the Development fund?

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We have the weirdest trolls...

Steady progression is being made on a daily basis, fantastic job to anyone involved so far!

Love seeing trolls around here, means something good is in the works.

Keep it up, speak soon gents!

Next week we ready!

This is a shout out to the crypto vets out there to join Crown

The team owns 'crown.tech' and web server space isn't an issue...

What do you mean?

It should go down after a week without my support. Monetary contributions obtained from me are being used for helping to pay for hosting and domain name, but I will stop this.

Courtesy of crowncoin_knight, new website should be available next week, maybe the week after

good see dev fight troll

troll no good for coin

infern man make many code

code mean moon

Infernoman is small but mighty.

Smashes trolls like Mr. Hand smash Mr. Bill in days of old.

If you don't know about any of the developers I would suggest you keep your mouth a bit more tight lipped Progress is being made on the core with or without you. There have already been some larger names involved including myself. I've been working hard on getting the core up to date. Even working on things I wasnt contracted for. But to be part of a team. Sometimes you do things that aren't asked of you to benefit everyone.

If you don't have anything nice to say then don't say it at all. Otherwise state your argument and debate it like a man. Not a coward by trying to call out others intellectual abilities.

On the topic of development, I believe that the model which the core team is interested in pursuing in developing the next round of features on the platform after the code update currently in process will be to go through:

1. An initial cleansing of the code -- stripping out features which will no longer be supported like darksend and others.  The goal here is to get the core code as tight both logically and just in terms of files and dependencies as possible.

2. With this new clear space to build on, and to be consistent with the team philosophy of open source development and also to take advantage of the abundant skills in the community and welcome new skills into the community -- the team plans to follow a simple process of

a. Spec
b. Bounty
c. Build

Where the core team develops a functional specification which includes the application requirements and mocked-up screenshots or descriptions of the desired application behavior.

The strategy of releasing functional specifications publicly before the features are developed is something that the team is debating -- the spec may be posted with the bounty or it may just be a brief description of the task -- there is disagreement on the team about how open to be, and this is a point where it would be good to get community feedback.

In a perfect world, an open collaboration with the community where the core team is able to release clear, well-defined specifications to developers who can rapidly build them and where the funds are naturally available through an allocation of the block rewards to the development fund -- in a perfect world, this could be a model for accelerated development, or faster development than any centralized team holding tightly onto what they think are their precious pearls of wisdom can imagine.  This is what the idealist members of the team lean toward, but we all also know that we don't live in an ideal world.

And in terms of the developers who get the bounties -- since this is an application platform which the team wants to build, those developers will also have a stake and be in a position to build some of the early applications for the platform as well if they think the team and plan makes sense.  

Not really a complicated plan -- just a team of people who might be of slightly above average intelligence in aggregate although they have and will do and say stupid things from time to time, who are trying to get some of the simple blocking and tackling right so that the real genuis' can do cool stuff.  

Who invited Trump to the party?