Topic: [ANN][FLO] A Worldwide Public Record | Alexandria | ETDB | Medici | 0.15 Segwit - page 8. (Read 516115 times)

FLO Foundation: Preventing Funds From Getting Stuck In Under-funded Initiatives
https://medium.com/@flo.cash/flo-foundation-memo-to-the-community-6ea4baff40ef


We are considering how to prevent funds getting stuck in an initiative for so long that they become obsolete. For that reason we will keep an initiative open for 3 months. After that, we thought about moving the funds to the most well funded initiative, but the community raised the concern that this might not be fair.

Thus, we thought long and hard and decided that we will keep a permanent fund to update the core code of FLO. The funds from expired initiatives will be moved to fund updates to FLO core.

We think this is the most logical solution and it is in line with the FLO foundation’s mission of keeping the FLO blockchain secure.

Cheers and #GoWithTheFLO

Sincerely, The FLO Foundation

FLO and the Open Index Protocol (OIP)
https://medium.com/@valueprop/flo-and-the-open-index-protocol-oip-530c8f0aa807

Thanks for the reply !

Announcing The FLO Foundation

FLO Foundation has been established as a limited company in Hong Kong, for the purposes of non-profit fundraising for development of community sponsored software and applications on the FLO blockchain.
https://medium.com/floblockchain/announcing-the-flo-foundation-b287e3175f12

Yees, now it is ok. Thanx.

https://flo.suprnova.cc/

Why I CAN NOT ACCESS my supernova FLO pool my personal dashboard? I see that no more FLO pool suprnova exist. How can I take out my FLO coins from there?

Hi Robbie,
Please make sure you've installed version 0.15.1.1 from https://flo.cash
Additionally, please make sure you have the addnodes in your flo.conf file that are listed in the OP here:
If you're still having trouble, please send me a DM, or contact us through one of the following channels:

https://t.me/floblockchain
https://twitter.com/FLOblockchain
https://discordapp.com/invite/EzgXH6s

Great news indeed ! Just wondering why my Windows wallet not syncing AT ALL ... tried like a million times ... tried everything ! Re install , delete all files except wallet etc ... please help !



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Looking FLOward to 2019
https://medium.com/@flo.cash/looking-floward-to-2019-f30906a1ae50

Although we have been quiet lately, rest assured we’re working hard on things behind the scenes. And if it seems that not much progress has been made on the FLO blockchain, we’re here to tell you Stay Tuned for an exciting 2019. It’s because we are a volunteer team of developers, with no ICO funds to support us, that we prefer to announce new developments as they come online.

That said, we have spent this entire year on intensive back-end development, with significant resources going toward the Open Index Protocol (OIP). As an index of decentralized data, OIP allows you to monetize digital content on the blockchain. And while building, we have been presenting our vision for a decentralized web all around the world. In 2018 we introduced OIP at conferences and events in San Francisco, Texas, Wyoming, and Shanghai, and the responses have been positive. Our efforts are now seen in different use cases being tested with Tzero for Digital Locate Receipts; in Zambia and Rwanda for land title registry by Medici Land Governance; at California Institute of Technology for storing and sharing scientific data; in India for dapps as simple as creating digital business cards; in Flotorizer for timestamping and notorizing digital data; and we will soon go live with the FLO Foundation that has been established in Hong Kong.

While 2018 has been difficult for many blockchain projects, this was the year that FLO and OIP have found a global reach.

One of the most exciting projects built on FLO and OIP, is of course Alexandria, an OIP browser that will connect content creators directly to users, without the need for intermediaries (think Youtube, Itunes, Spotify). Alexandria allows creators to upload their work, set a price for it, and get paid immediately in Bitcoin and other currencies.
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https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/1076663761866436609

https://www.coindesk.com/wyoming-county-moves-to-put-land-records-on-blockchain

Nova Exchange reopened its doors and you can change your Florincoin currency!

Let's check your currency in the Nova market!
https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_FLO/

We are happy for your participation! 

Nova team
#novaisback

Looking FLOward to 2019
https://medium.com/@flo.cash/looking-floward-to-2019-f30906a1ae50

Although we have been quiet lately, rest assured we’re working hard on things behind the scenes. And if it seems that not much progress has been made on the FLO blockchain, we’re here to tell you Stay Tuned for an exciting 2019. It’s because we are a volunteer team of developers, with no ICO funds to support us, that we prefer to announce new developments as they come online.

That said, we have spent this entire year on intensive back-end development, with significant resources going toward the Open Index Protocol (OIP). As an index of decentralized data, OIP allows you to monetize digital content on the blockchain. And while building, we have been presenting our vision for a decentralized web all around the world. In 2018 we introduced OIP at conferences and events in San Francisco, Texas, Wyoming, and Shanghai, and the responses have been positive. Our efforts are now seen in different use cases being tested with Tzero for Digital Locate Receipts; in Zambia and Rwanda for land title registry by Medici Land Governance; at California Institute of Technology for storing and sharing scientific data; in India for dapps as simple as creating digital business cards; in Flotorizer for timestamping and notorizing digital data; and we will soon go live with the FLO Foundation that has been established in Hong Kong.

While 2018 has been difficult for many blockchain projects, this was the year that FLO and OIP have found a global reach.

One of the most exciting projects built on FLO and OIP, is of course Alexandria, an OIP browser that will connect content creators directly to users, without the need for intermediaries (think Youtube, Itunes, Spotify). Alexandria allows creators to upload their work, set a price for it, and get paid immediately in Bitcoin and other currencies.

I keep reporting these spammers that keep posting in this thread. Though the above post I did not, being as general as it is. For now they are added to my ignore list.

It is true that this is a great project.

Project has potential, i'm very interested because of the great team

Hey look!
I have an interesting debate about the Exchange that is ready to trade FLO Coin.

--->>> https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/flo/#markets
I saw in ANN finding information that the FLO was registered on Nova Exchange. --- >>> https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_FLO/
But in coinmarketcap it was not entered for coin FLO on Nova Exchange and was only available for Bittrex. --- >>> https://international.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-FLO

Is there anything that can be clarifying for this problem?

Any rules/laws regarding potential trouble for such content appearing in the text would depend upon local regulations that vary per country.

For the United States there are a few applicable regulations two of which are 47 U.S.C. § 230(c)(1) and 17 U.S.C.  § 512(c) also known as "Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act" and "Online Copyright Infringement Liability Limitation Act"



Also, sounds like you may be pursuing similar end goals to the Open Index Protocol and we are also indexing blockchain data into ElasticSearch (that's what's behind the snowflake API I posted above) if you'd like to discuss more specifics on how it all works or to build upon OIP please join our Rocket.Chat instance at https://chat.alexandria.io

I am indexing the floData into an ElasticSearch. it is working. i had a though to run it on a server, and open it for public queries.
can i get into any kind of trouble for that ? what if someone wrote a hate speech or worse (illegal stuff) into the blockchain text ??

Yes, that's exactly how to do it and is how I've been doing it.

There's an online API for it from my server but it's in development and may be up/down periodically so don't rely on it yet for any critical systems. http://snowflake.oip.fun:1606/floData/search?limit=10&q=Hello

never mind i have found a way.

I check all tx in all blocks, and in every tx i check floData field.  (would take a long time if blockchain was busy)
i can index it into a search database for later quicker searches

for this to work i need to run flo daemon with -txindex