What is happening to karma??
I've been mining this coin since the beginning. Before it was even offered in BTC market, which in my opinion killed it. Now it's down over 30% !! And all I read is arguments on the thread!!
Its called "Karma". What happened?? I'm I wasting my electricity on this coin now??
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I like what you say.
Do you have ideas about how to talk with those people?
One simple way could be to go to odesk.com and hire people in the Philippines that could connect with those people, ask questions, make suggestions, etc. (for $2-5 an hour). The same people could later introduce and market Karma.
Votes, Comments, Suggestions needed:
"Karma Services & Property Transition Thread... Who Should Take Over Karma?"
http://karmashares.com/forums/index.php?topic=624.0
"Karma Services & Property Transition Thread... Who Should Take Over Karma?"
http://karmashares.com/forums/index.php?topic=624.0
i think you should keep control of all these and continue your mission to bring Karma to Asia
if anyone else takes over with purpose to build the backbone of karma to cater to crypto world and mainly here in BTT will result in karma loosing momentum and becoming a coin that few people tip in facebook or reddit until it fades away. Not to mention it will always be overshadowed by dogecoin and bitcoin.
i dont like what kosmot did at all, but i think he is still the best contender to get Karma somewhere.
I also agree that we should focus on having the at least the bare minimum in terms of infrastructure (i.e. API for easily building services around Karma).
Realistically-speaking, this won't take 100 people thinking and doing anything about it.
But 100 people can think about how we can truly add value, and Karma can be more effective because of it.
The API can be done by 1-2 people. The only question is who will do it. Therefore using this forum to focus on the API may not be a good use of time.
Please note that the thread I created to discuss alternatives to the way I handled the Karmashares closure:http://karmashares.com/forums/index.php/topic,618.0.html will be closed within a day.
Since we heard "I don't like the way it was handled" or "it could have been handled better" by quite a few and no one presented their "better" way to do it there is nothing more to discuss.
When it's closed I will no longer be discussing Karmashares and the Karma community can continue focusing on making the future better
Since we heard "I don't like the way it was handled" or "it could have been handled better" by quite a few and no one presented their "better" way to do it there is nothing more to discuss.
When it's closed I will no longer be discussing Karmashares and the Karma community can continue focusing on making the future better
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
That is true.
Do you have ideas/plans that you want to share with us about how to recruit people that need the coin?
If our market is unbanked persons in the Philippines, or whatever, then we involve them in our conversations.
We seem to be building a coin for other crypto enthusiasts when we should be focusing on who needs something like Karma the most.
We find those people and simply talk with them. It's a kind of market research, yes, but at the same time it's building a user community. Right now we don't really have actual users. Our community is more of the dev community.
In the same way that Microsoft didn't build and market Windows for devs, we should not be building and marketing Karma for devs, miners, and 'hobbyists'. We can build out have resources to support and facilitate those people, but that should not be Karma's focus, I think.
We seem to be building out developers.windows.com before www.windows.com (i.e., before we have a product/service that people need/use)
We need the infrastructure ready first so it's normal to be a "dev community"(don't agree 100% with this because a greater part aren't devs).
I've already said that we need our "karma evangelist" on the ground so they can introduce Karma to people. And those evangelist must be trusted persons within a community so Karma adoption will grow faster and will be less skeptics....
I also agree that we should focus on having the at least the bare minimum in terms of infrastructure (i.e. API for easily building services around Karma).
What's going 
Network hashrate in http://www.xhash.net/index.php?coin=karmacoin&page=statistics&action=pool is 5 GH/s!
That is an error, check with your own client or another pool, it should be ~800mh/s Network hashrate in http://www.xhash.net/index.php?coin=karmacoin&page=statistics&action=pool is 5 GH/s!
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
That is true.
Do you have ideas/plans that you want to share with us about how to recruit people that need the coin?
If our market is unbanked persons in the Philippines, or whatever, then we involve them in our conversations.
We seem to be building a coin for other crypto enthusiasts when we should be focusing on who needs something like Karma the most.
We find those people and simply talk with them. It's a kind of market research, yes, but at the same time it's building a user community. Right now we don't really have actual users. Our community is more of the dev community.
In the same way that Microsoft didn't build and market Windows for devs, we should not be building and marketing Karma for devs, miners, and 'hobbyists'. We can build out have resources to support and facilitate those people, but that should not be Karma's focus, I think.
We seem to be building out developers.windows.com before www.windows.com (i.e., before we have a product/service that people need/use)
We need the infrastructure ready first so it's normal to be a "dev community"(don't agree 100% with this because a greater part aren't devs).
I've already said that we need our "karma evangelist" on the ground so they can introduce Karma to people. And those evangelist must be trusted persons within a community so Karma adoption will grow faster and will be less skeptics....
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
That is true.
Do you have ideas/plans that you want to share with us about how to recruit people that need the coin?
If our market is unbanked persons in the Philippines, or whatever, then we involve them in our conversations.
We seem to be building a coin for other crypto enthusiasts when we should be focusing on who needs something like Karma the most.
We find those people and simply talk with them. It's a kind of market research, yes, but at the same time it's building a user community. Right now we don't really have actual users. Our community is more of the dev community.
In the same way that Microsoft didn't build and market Windows for devs, we should not be building and marketing Karma for devs, miners, and 'hobbyists'. We can build out have resources to support and facilitate those people, but that should not be Karma's focus, I think.
We seem to be building out developers.windows.com before www.windows.com (i.e., before we have a product/service that people need/use)
I like what you say.
Do you have ideas about how to talk with those people?
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
That is true.
Do you have ideas/plans that you want to share with us about how to recruit people that need the coin?
If our market is unbanked persons in the Philippines, or whatever, then we involve them in our conversations.
We seem to be building a coin for other crypto enthusiasts when we should be focusing on who needs something like Karma the most.
We find those people and simply talk with them. It's a kind of market research, yes, but at the same time it's building a user community. Right now we don't really have actual users. Our community is more of the dev community.
In the same way that Microsoft didn't build and market Windows for devs, we should not be building and marketing Karma for devs, miners, and 'hobbyists'. We can have resources to support and facilitate those people, but that should not be Karma's focus, I think.
We seem to be building out developers.windows.com before www.windows.com (i.e., before we have a product/service that people need/use)
I would argue that everyone who is currently relatively ignorant of crypto needs it - or at least needs to be introduced to it.
Also, just my opinion, but I think we should concentrate for a little while on what Karma needs.
Thanks for your response bondi. The idea is for the new members to then bring in a lot more members through their own giveaways. It will be hard work but given the right incentive I believe I can put together a solid, if unorthadox team.
Also, just my opinion, but I think we should concentrate for a little while on what Karma needs.
Thanks for your response bondi. The idea is for the new members to then bring in a lot more members through their own giveaways. It will be hard work but given the right incentive I believe I can put together a solid, if unorthadox team.
The #1 thing that Karma needs is people who need Karma.
What's going
Network hashrate in http://www.xhash.net/index.php?coin=karmacoin&page=statistics&action=pool is 5 GH/s!
Network hashrate in http://www.xhash.net/index.php?coin=karmacoin&page=statistics&action=pool is 5 GH/s!
Mysterious KARMA coin
Votes, Comments, Suggestions needed:
"Karma Services & Property Transition Thread... Who Should Take Over Karma?"
http://karmashares.com/forums/index.php?topic=624.0
"Karma Services & Property Transition Thread... Who Should Take Over Karma?"
http://karmashares.com/forums/index.php?topic=624.0
What's going
Network hashrate in http://www.xhash.net/index.php?coin=karmacoin&page=statistics&action=pool is 5 GH/s!
Network hashrate in http://www.xhash.net/index.php?coin=karmacoin&page=statistics&action=pool is 5 GH/s!
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
I would argue that everyone who is currently relatively ignorant of crypto needs it - or at least needs to be introduced to it.
Also, just my opinion, but I think we should concentrate for a little while on what Karma needs.
Thanks for your response bondi. The idea is for the new members to then bring in a lot more members through their own giveaways. It will be hard work but given the right incentive I believe I can put together a solid, if unorthadox team.
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
That is true.
Do you have ideas/plans that you want to share with us about how to recruit people that need the coin?
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
We need people in crypto community to be able to introduce Karma to those who need it.
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
Recruiting 2 people who need Karma is worth more than 100 people in the crypto community, perhaps.
I doubt if Karma will grow much without the people who need it.
I've already said I can bring 60 new people into this community. This would give the coin an enormous boost. I ask for the community to support this by donating 1M Karma to each of the new people.
I would support a twitter tipping campaign out of my own kick. This would bring in dozens more people.
Is there a working twitter tip bot?
I appreciate that being new on here people may be sceptical but this can happen straight away and I'm not asking you to send me the coins.
Is the Karma community interested in this? If not I won't ask again and I'll find another coin
I would support a twitter tipping campaign out of my own kick. This would bring in dozens more people.
Is there a working twitter tip bot?
I appreciate that being new on here people may be sceptical but this can happen straight away and I'm not asking you to send me the coins.
Is the Karma community interested in this? If not I won't ask again and I'll find another coin
I can donate 1mill to this but I think it should be donated about 100.000 max to new people.
I know what you're saying about donating 1 mill to each new member but I think 100.000 may be enough and we can attract a lot more people.
Just a thought...
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