Hey Falce,
Thank you for the honest constructive criticism.
I'll take this up with the team and we can discuss it.
We always listen to our community and appreciated constructive feedback where given as this is how you better yourselves.
As a heads up, with Stakenet.io, there will be a TPoS Merchant marketplace where you can view all merchants so you don't have to head into Discord if this is not your cup of tea. I know there are a few merchants kicking around in Telegram (I am one too), so feel free to say hey, or I can provide you a list of merchants who have been snazzy enough to create their own websites if you'd like?
Abbreviations can be a nightmare, I know what you mean. We will try to get some more helpful information out there so everyone can understand. I am working on a few videos to cover some of these topics - maybe something similar to the DEX video, but we'll see what I can come up with. Feel free to message me ideas for videos you want covered and I'll do my best to accomodate.
Once again, thank you for your thoughts.
Kuo
another try for constructive criticism:
1) no marketing the staking wallet, has been around before, is not innovative. release the clouds new features first as beta (always helps minimizing errors) for the community, have this for at least a week, get feedback, let them write articles about the features, make anopther article contest with every major feature, after testing by the community.
2) give tpos merchants some write down feature for advertising themselves on stakenet, something like a profile page for example, wouldnt be too hard to achieve, with a thumbs up and down as well and voila stakenet users can search for merchants(who hopefully put a contact there). it really does not have to be more than a toplist with links to profiles
3) keep the message simple. right now the message is so full and weird. it is tpos, ccpos, atomic swaps, rsb, lightning problem solving, dex, stakenet.cloud and supposed features, hardware division, exchange listing votes. streamline the message. so people understand it and dont have to be cryptoexperts to just get a hint, what potential that may hold. you are mostly advertising to yourselves, since who else should be agitated by an abundance of acronyms, some of which are your creation.
4) Slow down the pace on the roadmap, dont put things outside the teams work in it (ledger is to blame[edit:bc they signed a "lifelong" support contract with posw including swaps and forks], but the roadmap makes the team look like they could do something about that but complaining to ledger), nobody should be expecting that all the q3/4 features of the roadmap will get finished in q3/4; i personally would have been completly happy if the roadmap q1/q2 would have been extended for the whole year, would have made it look more realistic, would have given you more time, and hey, if you overdeliver nobody would complain.
5) pls let the different dev teams write about what they are doing. not so much the coin guys, they are great and github is easy to follow, but what is happening on the other fronts? we cannot decide any governance, it would be very helpful to know what is happening with departments that get funded nevertheless. and i dont want that old f'd up idea of a dev livestream, where we can watch em working, i would propose that on the first lets say saturday every month there is someone from the site in teh debate room for a dew fixed hours, the second someone from the hardware, third someone from the coin for example.
6) bc they were just so convenient - income statements and balances like poswallet1 had are increasing trust and something along the lines will be needed for rsb as well
7) i want a vote thats more than do or die. i dont want to freeze coindevs treasury, but i want the others to get less. nobody has delivered anything groundbreaking but the coindevs.
and probably much more, but thats enough for now