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Topic: [ANN][FAI]ΦFree Anonymous Internet --Decentralized Blog, Messenger,Market,Dapps - page 3. (Read 26080 times)

fai
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As someone asked earlier, isn't the blockchain going to be enormous if FAI becomes popular? Is there at least some concept for how to deal with this, or is the price of posting going to rise enough to discourage casual use?

Depends on what you would consider a solution. A simple solution to make transacting FAI more accessible would be creating a client that would still have wallet functionality without having to be a full node. Having full access to FAI's features without having to store the blockchain would be more tricky though. Since FAI is something new, it's not like someone could just alter the code of a lightweight bitcoin wallet and create a "lihtweight" FAI client with all functionalities so simply.
Yes ,you are right.
Currently we are working on android version which is a light node version.
fai
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Activity: 84
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As someone asked earlier, isn't the blockchain going to be enormous if FAI becomes popular? Is there at least some concept for how to deal with this, or is the price of posting going to rise enough to discourage casual use?
Thanks for question.
1 max block size is 1.15M. 3min/block. So max content size is around 550M per day(this costs 550k Faicoins). Max content size per year is 200G. A 1T HD can store 5 years of full blockchain content. This is worthy because maybe this 1T includes the most important and interesting contents in the world.
2 We strictly control the number of Faicoins in circulation, to prevent spamming, and also to ensure the quality of contents.
hero member
Activity: 700
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As someone asked earlier, isn't the blockchain going to be enormous if FAI becomes popular? Is there at least some concept for how to deal with this, or is the price of posting going to rise enough to discourage casual use?

Depends on what you would consider a solution. A simple solution to make transacting FAI more accessible would be creating a client that would still have wallet functionality without having to be a full node. Having full access to FAI's features without having to store the blockchain would be more tricky though. Since FAI is something new, it's not like someone could just alter the code of a lightweight bitcoin wallet and create a "lihtweight" FAI client with all functionalities so simply.
newbie
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As someone asked earlier, isn't the blockchain going to be enormous if FAI becomes popular? Is there at least some concept for how to deal with this, or is the price of posting going to rise enough to discourage casual use?
fai
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Activity: 84
Merit: 10
Guys, don't be so quiet...
Make promotion plans, we will support you with not only Faicoins, but also Bitcoins if needed.
FAI is a community, promoting itself is fun.
Or ,tell us advice for improvement, we will try our best to implement.
newbie
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fai
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Activity: 84
Merit: 10
fai
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Activity: 84
Merit: 10
FAI wallet is now stable on BTCPOOL.EXCHANGE


We just tested. It is working well.
legendary
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Merit: 1003
NodeMasters
FAI wallet is now stable on BTCPOOL.EXCHANGE

fai
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Activity: 84
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First FAI website: indeed.fai

perhaps there should be a turorian on how to setup one.

maybe there are several features that go unused because no one has showed people what fai is capable of. :p
tutorial: f-a-i.net/api
FAI is a platform.And it's evoluting. When you understand the principle, you can ask fai dev team to develop the functions you need.
hero member
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First FAI website: indeed.fai

perhaps there should be a turorian on how to setup one.

maybe there are several features that go unused because no one has showed people what fai is capable of. :p
fai
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First FAI website: indeed.fai
fai
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The fact that the Dev premined 99% of the coins, automatically converts them into a kind of "centralized bank". In fact, they openly recognized that if the FAIcoins go up too much, they will sell, and if it drops down, they will buy. Isnt that what the Banks/Governments usually do?

Note this, if the FAI coins reach $1 USD per coin, they will be billionaires, and a few users will get a few thousand and the majority almost nothing. Same old story of concentrated wealth by bankers at the spend of other people...

What if Satoshi Nakamoto would have premined 99% of the Bitcoins?
Bitcoins would have been a joke by now.
  


read .257 please
read .257 please
read .257 please

What does that even mean

It means read post #257.
I did read it, but I don't think it offers a satisfactory explanation.
It would be a shame if this project go to waste since it's a great idea.
Additional 2 points:
1
What's premine? All the coins mined before a newcomer enters are premine to him--no matter who owns the coins, they are premined.
Is there a fair distribution method?Can a newcomer of bitcoin ask for compensation from premine?Of course not.
But, the answer is true for FAI
2
If as you wished , "no premine", then ,
Either total coins versus fee is too few, so fee will be very high, so there'll be few contents, so the project will fail;
Or total coins versus fee is too much, so the blockchain will be filled with spam contents, so the project will fail.
Conclusion: "no premine"=doomed to fail


newbie
Activity: 45
Merit: 0
The fact that the Dev premined 99% of the coins, automatically converts them into a kind of "centralized bank". In fact, they openly recognized that if the FAIcoins go up too much, they will sell, and if it drops down, they will buy. Isnt that what the Banks/Governments usually do?

Note this, if the FAI coins reach $1 USD per coin, they will be billionaires, and a few users will get a few thousand and the majority almost nothing. Same old story of concentrated wealth by bankers at the spend of other people...

What if Satoshi Nakamoto would have premined 99% of the Bitcoins?
Bitcoins would have been a joke by now.
  


read .257 please
read .257 please
read .257 please

What does that even mean

It means read post #257.
I did read it, but I don't think it offers a satisfactory explanation.
It would be a shame if this project go to waste since it's a great idea.
full member
Activity: 205
Merit: 100
The fact that the Dev premined 99% of the coins, automatically converts them into a kind of "centralized bank". In fact, they openly recognized that if the FAIcoins go up too much, they will sell, and if it drops down, they will buy. Isnt that what the Banks/Governments usually do?

Note this, if the FAI coins reach $1 USD per coin, they will be billionaires, and a few users will get a few thousand and the majority almost nothing. Same old story of concentrated wealth by bankers at the spend of other people...

What if Satoshi Nakamoto would have premined 99% of the Bitcoins?
Bitcoins would have been a joke by now.
  


read .257 please
read .257 please
read .257 please

What does that even mean
fai
member
Activity: 84
Merit: 10
Tip:
In the very beginning, the credit of a seller can be judged by the amount of coins it has.
The more coins it holds compared to the product price, the less chance it cheats you.

Later on , credit can be built by comments and recommendation.

Also, it's possible to program a shop with escrow functions by JS only. We will give big bonus for this.
full member
Activity: 198
Merit: 100
This project has great potential, if you work in. Fresh air in the difficult world of currencies Wink
legendary
Activity: 1288
Merit: 1002
This project is looking very nice, looks similar to that R3D project some other people were attempting to launch.
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