Topic: Fundonomy needs more testers (ETC) (Read 465 times)
Good luck. My own personal experience in running a funding platform would say that you may want to plan to spend an assload of money on advertising. If you don't have an assload of money to advertise and run the platform, look for an assload of money.
Fundonomy - a solution to making decentralized funding available and accessible to everyone is now live on testnet.
Anyone who wants to help with testing PM @avtarsehra or @proide on ETC slack invite https://ethereumclassic.herokuapp.com
General information about the project http://www.slideshare.net/arcatomia/fundonomy-overview-and-roadmap
"We will need more testers to ensure we can determine impact on our servers and identify issues. Here are some notes to answer your questions and help you become a tester:
We do not accept payments through a browser wallet and do not hold keys. We want to stay out of managing “client keys” and or risk people losing money by their browser wallets being compromised. We have plans to do this for phase 2 (cyclops) but need more security analysis for that. As such we will make it clear on the project page that once you click contribute you need to send etc via your client.
The solution is now on the Testnet, so when you send ether you need to do so on the testnet not the public chain."
Anyone who wants to help with testing PM @avtarsehra or @proide on ETC slack invite https://ethereumclassic.herokuapp.com
General information about the project http://www.slideshare.net/arcatomia/fundonomy-overview-and-roadmap
"We will need more testers to ensure we can determine impact on our servers and identify issues. Here are some notes to answer your questions and help you become a tester:
We do not accept payments through a browser wallet and do not hold keys. We want to stay out of managing “client keys” and or risk people losing money by their browser wallets being compromised. We have plans to do this for phase 2 (cyclops) but need more security analysis for that. As such we will make it clear on the project page that once you click contribute you need to send etc via your client.
The solution is now on the Testnet, so when you send ether you need to do so on the testnet not the public chain."
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