DCR
Steem
added to the pile !
Topic: ATTENTION ECONOMY {data} (Read 1256 times)
TPTB wants Spoetniks job ... i can pay him in MEOW for every post he's done and under how many usernames?
speaking of attention
i am willing to pay TPTB_need_war
1 TALK for every post he makes from here forward (not has made in the past)
for the record he's got 6734posts right now
i am willing to pay TPTB_need_war
1 TALK for every post he makes from here forward (not has made in the past)
for the record he's got 6734posts right now
I think all combined TPTB has made over 10K posts on this forum, many jam packed with meaty content chunks. That's got to be worth something!!
speaking of attention
i am willing to pay TPTB_need_war
1 TALK for every post he makes from here forward (not has made in the past)
for the record he's got 6734posts right now
will pay anyone else their post count just for posting a TALK address in their signature
(limited offer on my 30k available)
i like the idea of micropayments/tipping
i think it has a future
btc is not it ... cuz 10k satos just to write a TX
that's my opinion and i'm sticking to it.
i am willing to pay TPTB_need_war
1 TALK for every post he makes from here forward (not has made in the past)
for the record he's got 6734posts right now
will pay anyone else their post count just for posting a TALK address in their signature
(limited offer on my 30k available)
i like the idea of micropayments/tipping
i think it has a future
btc is not it ... cuz 10k satos just to write a TX
that's my opinion and i'm sticking to it.
micro-payments make so much possible.
Not in the ways you are expecting:
Making users pay a micropayment to access a web page is never going work. The reason is because the cognitive load of each action is far too high:
http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2009/02/why-small-payments-wont-save-publishers/
Yet another stupid shit coin.
http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2009/02/why-small-payments-wont-save-publishers/
Yet another stupid shit coin.
So the users have the ideological motivation, but when it comes down to it, they prioritize what is convenient, efficient, and serves real needs they have, such as contacting mom and cousins on Facebook. That is the hurdle the the irrelevant income offer doesn't solve.
This is where we differ. You think people will perceive the income as irrelevant where as I do not. Even if they earn enough money to purchase a few meals out a year,
Seriously I've learned the hard way several times in my life with failed projects that humans prioritize their important desires and needs. That income is absolutely irrelevant and worse yet is an insult to many people (which is why ChangeTip must die).
Well, I think calling it an insult is a little severe. Most people would welcome any money they could earn off their online participation.
Read the linked "why ChangeTip must die".
The only coin I've seen people use for micropayments/tipping is Doge. And that is not really because they believe in micropayments, but because the doge culture enjoy surprising people with a few coins. But how many people are shibes and how many are into that culture? Not a lot in the grand scheme of things.
micro-payments make so much possible.
Not in the ways you are expecting:
Making users pay a micropayment to access a web page is never going work. The reason is because the cognitive load of each action is far too high:
http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2009/02/why-small-payments-wont-save-publishers/
Yet another stupid shit coin.
http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2009/02/why-small-payments-wont-save-publishers/
Yet another stupid shit coin.
So the users have the ideological motivation, but when it comes down to it, they prioritize what is convenient, efficient, and serves real needs they have, such as contacting mom and cousins on Facebook. That is the hurdle the the irrelevant income offer doesn't solve.
This is where we differ. You think people will perceive the income as irrelevant where as I do not. Even if they earn enough money to purchase a few meals out a year,
Seriously I've learned the hard way several times in my life with failed projects that humans prioritize their important desires and needs. That income is absolutely irrelevant and worse yet is an insult to many people (which is why ChangeTip must die).
Well, I think calling it an insult is a little severe. Most people would welcome any money they could earn off their online participation.
Read the linked "why ChangeTip must die".
Yes attempting to highlight all the different projects that are working to revolutionize social media using blockchain tech.
Just a database/index of the project details.
Comments are welcome, but discussion is not the main focus.
Just a database/index of the project details.
Comments are welcome, but discussion is not the main focus.
Great thread BN, watching!
Attention economy will be everywhere soon, micro-payments make so much possible.
Yes attempting to highlight all the different projects that are working to revolutionize social media using blockchain tech.
Just a database/index of the project details.
Comments are welcome, but discussion is not the main focus.
Just a database/index of the project details.
Comments are welcome, but discussion is not the main focus.
What is the point of this thread? Are you attempting to highlight all the different projects that are working to revolutionize social media using blockchain tech?
same question here 
What is the point of this thread? Are you attempting to highlight all the different projects that are working to revolutionize social media using blockchain tech?
forum.bitcoin.com
voat
reddit
birth in 2005, Reddit has called itself “the front page of the internet”
170 million visitors every month from more than 200 countries.
8,000 subreddits
1. https://www.reddit.com/r/entrepreneur
This one’s obvious. /r/entrepreneur is the place for entrepreneurs to offer their thoughts on starting a business, from finding the right partner to learning how to build a website. It’s also a place where users can ask for feedback on their business model or learn from others’ business faux pas.
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/investing
In this subreddit, users discuss investment news, as well as share ideas and insights on the investment world. They also have a weekly thread called “Moronic Monday” in which users can ask any question they want about investing, without feeling dumb. It’s a great place for new entrepreneurs to start.
3. https://www.reddit.com/r/BusinessHub
/r/BusinessHub is an entrepreneur’s reference point for everything business and finance related. It’s a wide mix of international news, trend coverage, and current economic studies, a keen read to incorporate into your morning ritual.
4. https://www.reddit.com/r/CareerSuccess
Advice on finding the right career-life balance, crash-course public-speaking videos, and negotiation techniques can all be found at /r/CareerSucess. Current entrepreneurs, aspiring business owners, and even students can learn some valuable life lessons here.
5. https://www.reddit.com/r/growmybusiness
Creativity abounds in this subreddit, where commenters can share ideas for igniting growth and fueling excitement in their new businesses. Users ask for feedback on marketing concepts and discuss wacky new ways to fund Kickstarter campaigns, among many other things.
6. https://www.reddit.com/r/startups
Like /r/entrepreneur, this subreddit has a ton of information about what it takes to start a successful business–and keep that entrepreneurial spirit alive. There are also frequent interviews with founders from around the world, including Skype co-founderJaan Tallinn and Imgur creator Alan Schaaf.
7. https://www.reddit.com/r/venturecapital
Interested in learning more about how investors choose where to invest? Need advice on making a formal pitch? /r/venturecapital is the place for entrepreneurs to answer any question they’ve ever had about venture capital around the world.
8. https://www.reddit.com/r/ladybusiness
Since 1997, the number of businesses owned by women has increased by 68 percent, but female-run enterprises still account for only 30 percent of all businesses, according to the 2014 State of Women-Owned Businesses Report. This subreddit is for all the current and would-be lady entrepreneurs out there to discuss all things business–with other women. Monthly themes include “Manic Mondays” and “Winning at Work.”
9. https://www.reddit.com/r/technology
Understanding and applying the latest advances in technology is crucial for achieving entrepreneurial success. Visiting this subreddit is a way for founders to stay on top of technology trends, as well as read up on a myriad of topics, from government surveillance to 3-D printing.
10. https://www.reddit.com/r/productivity
This subreddit has a new theme almost every day, including Monday’s “Weekly Goals,” Thursday’s “Words of Wisdom,” and Saturday’s “Time to Vent.” It’s a great space for reading about the morning rituals of successful CEOs and a hub for tested timesaving techniques in the office.
sauce
http://kamronk.com/10-best-subreddits-entrepreneurs/
birth in 2005, Reddit has called itself “the front page of the internet”
170 million visitors every month from more than 200 countries.
8,000 subreddits
1. https://www.reddit.com/r/entrepreneur
This one’s obvious. /r/entrepreneur is the place for entrepreneurs to offer their thoughts on starting a business, from finding the right partner to learning how to build a website. It’s also a place where users can ask for feedback on their business model or learn from others’ business faux pas.
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/investing
In this subreddit, users discuss investment news, as well as share ideas and insights on the investment world. They also have a weekly thread called “Moronic Monday” in which users can ask any question they want about investing, without feeling dumb. It’s a great place for new entrepreneurs to start.
3. https://www.reddit.com/r/BusinessHub
/r/BusinessHub is an entrepreneur’s reference point for everything business and finance related. It’s a wide mix of international news, trend coverage, and current economic studies, a keen read to incorporate into your morning ritual.
4. https://www.reddit.com/r/CareerSuccess
Advice on finding the right career-life balance, crash-course public-speaking videos, and negotiation techniques can all be found at /r/CareerSucess. Current entrepreneurs, aspiring business owners, and even students can learn some valuable life lessons here.
5. https://www.reddit.com/r/growmybusiness
Creativity abounds in this subreddit, where commenters can share ideas for igniting growth and fueling excitement in their new businesses. Users ask for feedback on marketing concepts and discuss wacky new ways to fund Kickstarter campaigns, among many other things.
6. https://www.reddit.com/r/startups
Like /r/entrepreneur, this subreddit has a ton of information about what it takes to start a successful business–and keep that entrepreneurial spirit alive. There are also frequent interviews with founders from around the world, including Skype co-founderJaan Tallinn and Imgur creator Alan Schaaf.
7. https://www.reddit.com/r/venturecapital
Interested in learning more about how investors choose where to invest? Need advice on making a formal pitch? /r/venturecapital is the place for entrepreneurs to answer any question they’ve ever had about venture capital around the world.
8. https://www.reddit.com/r/ladybusiness
Since 1997, the number of businesses owned by women has increased by 68 percent, but female-run enterprises still account for only 30 percent of all businesses, according to the 2014 State of Women-Owned Businesses Report. This subreddit is for all the current and would-be lady entrepreneurs out there to discuss all things business–with other women. Monthly themes include “Manic Mondays” and “Winning at Work.”
9. https://www.reddit.com/r/technology
Understanding and applying the latest advances in technology is crucial for achieving entrepreneurial success. Visiting this subreddit is a way for founders to stay on top of technology trends, as well as read up on a myriad of topics, from government surveillance to 3-D printing.
10. https://www.reddit.com/r/productivity
This subreddit has a new theme almost every day, including Monday’s “Weekly Goals,” Thursday’s “Words of Wisdom,” and Saturday’s “Time to Vent.” It’s a great space for reading about the morning rituals of successful CEOs and a hub for tested timesaving techniques in the office.
sauce
http://kamronk.com/10-best-subreddits-entrepreneurs/
JAMBOX
I'm linking to the OP in my upcoming crowdfunding campaign. An excerpt from the rough draft is quoted below:
Decentralize Social Distribution with JAMBOX
Many attempts[1] such as Diaspora* have failed to disrupt centralized social networking, because users didn’t have a compelling reason to adopt them; and some features of centralized social networks can’t be implemented in a decentralized paradigm[2]. Successful centralized alternatives to Facebook such as Twitter, LinkedIn, andOdnoklassnikiVkontakte, pursue compelling untapped niches of sufficient scale. The prior decentralization paradigm attempts didn’t pursue a compelling niche which only a decentralized paradigm can fulfill.
I’m Shelby Moore III, a repeat offender of creating “million user” software[3], seeking crowdfunding to apply my significant marketing and programming experience in an untapped aspect of social distribution of music and mobile games that requires a decentralized paradigm. This untapped niche is large enough to scale up a $billions decentralized paradigm that should be potentially capable[4] of disrupting the centralized behemoths that spam us with ads, disrespect our privacy, control our software choices, and don’t maximally empower widespread “indie” (independent) musicians and developers.
We will provide a more efficient and effective platform for indie musicians, mobile game developers, and their fans to synergize, monetize, distribute and foster discovery through social sharing.
My overarching conceptual goal is to enable millions of creative people to work independently, fulfilling the prediction of my autodidact macro-economic theories about the inability to finance, top-down profit, and parasite on the creativity of others[5] in a coming cataclysmic shift[6] from the dying top-down, fixed capital investment economies-of-scale Industrial Age to a decentralized, maximum division-of-labor self-improvement Knowledge Age.
There is currently no free music streaming without advertising that is both integrated with [...]
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_software_and_protocols_for_distributed_social_networking
[2] http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/what-happened-to-the-facebook-killer-it-s-complicated
[3] https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelby-moore-iii-b31488b0
http://relativisticobserver.blogspot.com/2015/11/rapidly-growing-niche.html?showComment=1458863526651#c5360070863037191067
[4] http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/28/sean-parker-on-why-myspace-lost-to-facebook/
[5] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/economic-devastation-355212
[6] http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2459986,00.asp
https://www.technologyreview.com
Decentralize Social Distribution with JAMBOX
Many attempts[1] such as Diaspora* have failed to disrupt centralized social networking, because users didn’t have a compelling reason to adopt them; and some features of centralized social networks can’t be implemented in a decentralized paradigm[2]. Successful centralized alternatives to Facebook such as Twitter, LinkedIn, and
I’m Shelby Moore III, a repeat offender of creating “million user” software[3], seeking crowdfunding to apply my significant marketing and programming experience in an untapped aspect of social distribution of music and mobile games that requires a decentralized paradigm. This untapped niche is large enough to scale up a $billions decentralized paradigm that should be potentially capable[4] of disrupting the centralized behemoths that spam us with ads, disrespect our privacy, control our software choices, and don’t maximally empower widespread “indie” (independent) musicians and developers.
We will provide a more efficient and effective platform for indie musicians, mobile game developers, and their fans to synergize, monetize, distribute and foster discovery through social sharing.
My overarching conceptual goal is to enable millions of creative people to work independently, fulfilling the prediction of my autodidact macro-economic theories about the inability to finance, top-down profit, and parasite on the creativity of others[5] in a coming cataclysmic shift[6] from the dying top-down, fixed capital investment economies-of-scale Industrial Age to a decentralized, maximum division-of-labor self-improvement Knowledge Age.
There is currently no free music streaming without advertising that is both integrated with [...]
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_software_and_protocols_for_distributed_social_networking
[2] http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/what-happened-to-the-facebook-killer-it-s-complicated
[3] https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelby-moore-iii-b31488b0
http://relativisticobserver.blogspot.com/2015/11/rapidly-growing-niche.html?showComment=1458863526651#c5360070863037191067
[4] http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/28/sean-parker-on-why-myspace-lost-to-facebook/
[5] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/economic-devastation-355212
[6] http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2459986,00.asp
https://www.technologyreview.com
tsu.co
tsu.co is trying just that. I have an account there that I use to communicate with exactly one person. From what I've seen so far, paying people for using their social network dramatically decreases the quality of the content, plus, increases reposts, at least if you base earnings on activity.
Are users joining Tsu because of the revenue or because of the lack of ad spam? I presume it is the latter and an ideological motivation to support a social network that will stop spamming them and lowering the quality of the social network experience. The compelling niche in this case are those who hate ad spam enough to lose all their Facebook contacts, which frankly is apparently not most people.
I posit it is possible to remove that ad spam and do it in a more compelling niche that will have more users and thus more economies-of-scale to scale up and challenge the centralized behemoths:
tsu.co is trying just that. I have an account there that I use to communicate with exactly one person. From what I've seen so far, paying people for using their social network dramatically decreases the quality of the content, plus, increases reposts, at least if you base earnings on activity.
Are users joining Tsu because of the revenue or because of the lack of ad spam? I presume it is the latter and an ideological motivation to support a social network that will stop spamming them and lowering the quality of the social network experience. The compelling niche in this case are those who hate ad spam enough to lose all their Facebook contacts, which frankly is apparently not most people.
I posit it is possible to remove that ad spam and do it in a more compelling niche that will have more users and thus more economies-of-scale to scale up and challenge the centralized behemoths:
bitcointalk, TALK
Rimbit
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/a-better-bitcoin-will-you-wait-till-its-to-late#/
Rimbit to start looking for Corporate Investors after 2 years solo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rimbit-to-start-looking-for-corporate-investors-after-2-years-solo-1417914
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/a-better-bitcoin-will-you-wait-till-its-to-late#/
Rimbit to start looking for Corporate Investors after 2 years solo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rimbit-to-start-looking-for-corporate-investors-after-2-years-solo-1417914
Some of the features Rimbit does have are:
- Premine - No guessing the future as all coins are available for the consumer
- No mining required - Means that all control has been snatched from the miners and is now in control of wallet holders who are the ones that do validation and confirmations
- Established for 2 years and that means we have some history and proven the concept of a minerless system
Rimbit is prob the biggest Joke in the cryptocurrency world!!! as well as one of the biggest SCAM's . make a cheap clone POS shitcoin , premine it all and then sell it to ignorant fools who dont have a clue about Crypto's who believe the spiel that its the revolutionary new money of the world and will overthrow Bitcoin in no time!!! What a joke, at the end of the day its a crap POS coin with absolutely nothing going for it that the dev premined and sold at a rip off price!!! There are countless other POS coins that werent distributed as an outright scam and actually have innovation and amazing features, why on earth would anyone be interested in Rimjobs in any way. Its such a joke!!! And the fanbois on there lol, if you want a great laugh go check out their forum and videos, its highly entertaining shit!!! 
Reddcoin
apr-04-2016
https://www.reddcointalk.org/topic/815/state-of-the-redd-nation-apr-04-2016
future of reddcoin March 10, 2016
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/future-of-reddcoin-1393287
Thoughts On RDD (Reddcoin) - Price/Volume Surge + Viability March 24, 2016
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/thoughts-on-rdd-reddcoin-pricevolume-surge-viability-1410800
apr-04-2016
https://www.reddcointalk.org/topic/815/state-of-the-redd-nation-apr-04-2016
future of reddcoin March 10, 2016
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/future-of-reddcoin-1393287
Thoughts On RDD (Reddcoin) - Price/Volume Surge + Viability March 24, 2016
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/thoughts-on-rdd-reddcoin-pricevolume-surge-viability-1410800
Synereo
"+500% during the night" 3.4.16 https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/synereo-1424386
What was the rate of USD/AMP?
1 USD bought ~350 AMPs.
How are AMPs distributed?
The AMP distribution logic is designed to facilitate the development and growth of the Synereo social network through years to come.
18.5% were sold in the initial crowdsale.
10% will be used to compensate users as they join the network, invite others, and contribute to it.
7.5% will be awarded to content creators who begin operating on the network. We already have a few major musicians waiting
to join and distribute their art on Synereo!
10% are awarded to the founders of Synereo, vested over a period of 30 months.
11.5% are kept for bounties, awarded to contributors and developers.
42.5% will be kept for future funding rounds. We aim to have two more, spaced 1-1.5 years apart, each providing the necessary
funds for the next leg of the project.
To protect the market, AMPs awarded to people who join the network and to content creators will be distributed over a long period
of time. This will allow those who are interested in using them on Synereo to easily enjoy their benefits while preventing quick dumps.
We've created all AMPs and disbursed them to wallets. They'll remain completely transparent so that everyone can follow them and
ascertain that we are operating within the established rules.
Crowdsale Wallet (369,600,000 AMPs)
User Reward Wallet (200,000,000 AMPs)
Content Creator Wallet (150,000,000 AMPs)
Founder Reward Wallet (200,000,000 AMPs)
Bounty Wallet (230,000,000 AMPs)
Future Funding Wallet (850,400,000 AMPs)
Jewish Business News - January 28, 2015
Israeli Startup Synereo Offers Decentralized Social Network
"+500% during the night" 3.4.16 https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/synereo-1424386
Synereo is up against someone who knows marketing and implementation of million user adopted software better than they do. And we didn't and won't ICO/premine/instamine, meaning that our network effects and adoption will blow theirs away. Synereo is a vaporware P&D so keep that in mind:
Imo, Synereo is a thousand times better than the centralized alternatives like Facebook and Twitter, and Synereo's business model makes much more sense than theirs. I respect your intelligence, but you aren't the only "genius level" person on this forum.
Synereo pumper of presold AMP tokens for vaporware, wants to attack me already:
What was the rate of USD/AMP?
1 USD bought ~350 AMPs.
How are AMPs distributed?
The AMP distribution logic is designed to facilitate the development and growth of the Synereo social network through years to come.
18.5% were sold in the initial crowdsale.
10% will be used to compensate users as they join the network, invite others, and contribute to it.
7.5% will be awarded to content creators who begin operating on the network. We already have a few major musicians waiting
to join and distribute their art on Synereo!
10% are awarded to the founders of Synereo, vested over a period of 30 months.
11.5% are kept for bounties, awarded to contributors and developers.
42.5% will be kept for future funding rounds. We aim to have two more, spaced 1-1.5 years apart, each providing the necessary
funds for the next leg of the project.
To protect the market, AMPs awarded to people who join the network and to content creators will be distributed over a long period
of time. This will allow those who are interested in using them on Synereo to easily enjoy their benefits while preventing quick dumps.
We've created all AMPs and disbursed them to wallets. They'll remain completely transparent so that everyone can follow them and
ascertain that we are operating within the established rules.
Crowdsale Wallet (369,600,000 AMPs)
User Reward Wallet (200,000,000 AMPs)
Content Creator Wallet (150,000,000 AMPs)
Founder Reward Wallet (200,000,000 AMPs)
Bounty Wallet (230,000,000 AMPs)
Future Funding Wallet (850,400,000 AMPs)
Jewish Business News - January 28, 2015
Israeli Startup Synereo Offers Decentralized Social Network
The Team
 | Dor Konforty - CEO, ARCHITECT
Dor is an expert on collaboration on the net and the wisdom of crowds. Has a master’s degree in neurobiology from an interdisciplinary brain research program in Tel-Aviv University. A graduate of the Israeli Air Force computer unit. Has been living and breathing crypto since early 2011. A child of the Internet.
THE ATTENTION ECONOMY
AMP $ 13,7M http://www.synereo.com/ https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-amp-the-currency-that-powers-your-attention-on-synereo-995987 CEO, Architect : graduate of the Israeli Air Force IT unit. CMO, : served in IDF’s 8200 unit and developed real-time climate control & management systems. CTO, B.Sc in Computer Sciences from Ben-Gurion University. Founded the Tel-Aviv chapter of CryptoParty CSO, architect of Microsoft’s BizTalk’s Process Orchestration, sparking several industry standards including WSDL Attention Economy Model Synereo is designed as a framework for managing the economy of attention. We create a "social brain" that optimizes your experience on the network, social or otherwise, by shaping the stream of information in ways that reflect what you and your social circle consider to be interesting and valuable. dcr $ 2,4M http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/decred/ RBT $ 2,3M http://www.rimbit.com/ Forum software by XenForo™ ©2010-2016 XenForo Ltd. RDD $ 1,2M https://www.reddcoin.com/ https://www.reddcointalk.org/ https://www.reddheads.com/en/home/ What is Reddcoin? Reddcoin is the social currency that enriches people’s social lives and makes digital currency easy for the general public. Reddcoin achieves this by integrating a digital currency platform seamlessly with all major social networks to make the process of sending and receiving money fun and rewarding for everyone. Steem $ 6,6M https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annsteempow-no-ipo-no-premine-no-instamine-relaunch-1410943 March 24, 2016 http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/steem/ https://steem.io/ http://steemd.com/ TALK $ 0,033M bitcointalk coin https://bitcointalk.org https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/talk15bitcointalk-est2014yr4-btc-864994 other http://www.crypto-city.com/ Jump to:
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