I'm planning to run an at least monthly blog post where I can discuss progress each month. I'll aim to post soon after each monthly superblock. May also have guest articles, but let's see how it goes.
My first post is a simple "what is BiblePay?" and is aimed at the wider crypto community.
I hope you enjoy! Feel free to pass it on
https://medium.com/@e53a6b23ca5c/7c4c3b227292
Edit: And if you feel like upvoting on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/8ldywy/a_crypto_sponsoring_329_children_around_the_world/
Thanks!
When you look at the u/RogerWilco357 person, this shows (for the Nth time) how people see BiblePay, especially when they first hear about it. "Proof of Bible Hash? Is this a joke?"
Then, when you explained, he just told you "Good luck.", to which you replied "Thanks ", but to me it seems his comment translated to "Yeah, have fun with that, I'm staying away". And the upvotes are on his side. I really hope I'm wrong, but every so often somebody comes and asks if this is a joke, which is very frustrating considering what BiblePay is doing for children and how thankful they are, writing 'thank you' signs, letters and all, and many coins out there should be considered a much bigger "joke" than BiblePay, yet they never get asked that question!
So improving the image of BiblePay should be one of our top priorities. I have a few ideas in mind, so let me share one:
We could create an animated introductory video for BiblePay, which would be informative about what BiblePay is, what it does and so on. With smooth animations and voice-over, easy for anyone to understand, including folks not into crypto. I would possibly include some of those 'thank you' pictures, thereby improving credibility. The video should be put in a spotlight position everywhere: website, first page of this thread etc. It could be made by an animation professional and paid from the budget. So if the community approves of the idea, we could shape it more precisely and make it into a proposal.
I fully agree with this, and I will support it if someone puts in a proposal. I know some people in the graphic-design world and I'll ask around if someone is willing to help.
Also, I found this company that makes them:
https://reptilefx.com/
Maybe we could send them an inquiry about costs?