Topic: [DVC]DevCoin - Official Thread - Moderated - page 87. (Read 1059157 times)

I haven't had time to go through the steps but it looks rather interesting. It's great that you're leveraging Steemit to do this. The more I do with Steemit, and I have a few projects I kind of work on here and there, the more impressed I get with just how powerful it is. Their reward allocation system for basic social networking, though not perfect, is by far the best I've run into anywhere.

Something people who don't write much could look into is MinnowBooster. I have most of my Steem Power (SP) delegated out in return for Steem and it pays a little bit of daily passive income. All I have to do is come up with the SP to delegate out. You can buy it outright on exchanges (well, buy STEEM and power it up) or you can earn it by writing and networking on Steemit, or through projects like this one. Develcuy, I don't know if you have looked into purchasing delegated SP from MinnowBooster for this project, but it might come in handy at first. A lot of people use the service.

You got the upvote! Nice post btw

@devcoin witness will upvote all legit posts with the tag #devcoin. Note that STEEM is proof-of-brain Check the bluepaper: https://steem.io/steem-bluepaper.pdf

ok, I think I completed all of the steps properly.  Here is the first post I completed using #devcoin.  Should we use #devcoin on future articles as well or is this just for a beta test run?

Here you have nice intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEvL8eq9Ymg

No, you can use your existing account

If we already have a steemit account, do we need to create an additional account or go through the above process with our current account?

Can we get a noob tutorial on how to set up this Steemit thing (I already have a Steemit account)?

yeaaah... I was helping you to test it, my bad.

Since there's no restrictions in kind of content in steemit, I'm gonna submit most of them in Spanish from now on.

First post sent to @devcoin in steemit:

https://steemit.com/devcoin/@cpol/this-is-a-test-for-devcoin

NOTE: Please post real articles if you want to get rewards, steemit is a content publishing platform and they promote quality content!

Sure thing! You can revoke voting rights to @devcoin with this: https://v2.steemconnect.com/revoke/@devcoin

This is looking interesting. I see that it's a different setup than delegating SP to @devcoin. Can you please also post the way to unauthorize @devcoin to vote using one's account? That way, people who want to try it out for a short time will be more comfortable knowing how they can turn it off. I don't post much on Steemit these days, but if I get back to doing that more, I may give this a whirl.

How is progress going on getting Devcoin listed on an exchange?

I'd feel more comfortable with 90%, however, I think we should give it a try.  I think it's a great opportunity to make devcoin grow, so count me in!

If your Voting Power (VP) is under 80% then @devcoin will no use your vote. That is how we make sure to no deplete your VP.

So, this is to automatically vote any article that appears with the #devcoin? How this will impact my daily steem voting power?

It is to create collective value so that the vote from @devcoin triggers the vote from all registered users of this service. Also note that you are not giving away your voting rights, you can still vote with your account. If you want to review what @devcoin is voting for: https://steemd.com/@devcoin and your account as well.

I think he may be talking about delegating SP to Devcoin. The reason would be to have more collective weight to be able to give upvoted posts more value. If it's delegating SP, you can try it for a while and if you're not happy with the results you can always undelegate your SP. If it's turning over all voting rights of your account to Devcoin, then that's a different story. Perhaps develcuy can clarify.

I have a question on the following requirement:


What is the reason for this requirement? I do not feel comfortable with giving away my voting rights.

First of all happy 2018!!

All devtome users can benefit from it! STEEM is a social publishing platform with its own blockchain, it has two tokens: STEEM and SBD, you get paid 50% STEEM and 50% SBD for your articles after 7 days. The amount you earn is a product of the votes (actually "upvotes") your post managed to attract from other users. Such weight is calculated from the amount of VESTS or "STEEM POWER" each voting users holds, your current Voting Power and the relative market price of SBD/USD pair. Currently 1 SBD worths ~6.5 USD

In short, you make money with "likes"

Are you interested on becoming a beta user of my new @devcoin project on STEEM and make easy coins? Do this:

- Register a new account in steemit.com (if you don't have one already)
- Authorize @devcoin to vote with your account https://v2.steemconnect.com/authorize/@devcoin (this will help to fund @devcoin)
- Vote for devcoin witness https://v2.steemconnect.com/sign/account-witness-vote?witness=devcoin&approve=1 (this will help to fund @devcoin as well)
- Publish an article in steemit.com with the tag #devcoin (you can also use busy.org to post articles)
- Place your Devcoin Address at the bottom of your post, using this format: @devcoin/MYDEVCOINADDRRESS (example: @devcoin/1DogCa5wiVZJWFnFDezuw5XssoWWabijnE )
- Your post will be voted with a value of ~0.10 SBD (~0.65 USD), this is your reward for being a beta tester!
- Wait up to 24 hours, if your post is not upvoted please send me a private message
- After 7 days, you'll receive 1 Devcoin for every SBD your post got paid
- Voila! You just merged mined Devcoin and STEEM by writing content!

If this experiment goes well I'll add more features and more funds to raise the rewards!

https://www.supernet.org/en/technology/barterdex

This technology was built for this devcoin could be listed directly to Komodo participants
Even setting up an exchange on the devtome site... but the site really needs an overhaul for sure... something better for what the devcoin community represents.

Sidhujag made the latest version of devcoin.

The main problem is some exchanges require the developer to take full financial liability for any alleged code problems. I know this is boilerplate legal code, but it is still a problem. If Sidhujag wants to be the devcoin developer for coding purposes, he's got it. Otherwise, someone who is not worried about liability can be declared as the devcoin developer for coding purposes, and that person can hand off any coding questions if they arise to Sidhujag or other programmers on the thread. Since that person is solving our liability problem, they would get shares as a liability administrator.

Does that exchange say anything about the developer being liable for any alleged code problems?