Scott J and I, Lukas Fiedler, are possibly interested in filling this position as we feel it would fit well with our current work on iotasupport.com. If you don't know what Iotasupport is: It's a website designed to host tutorials and information on the IOTA network and has proven to be very useful in the last month.
If this is something that the community wanted to fund and the Foundation agreed they could work with us, then we would like to agree on general expectations before hand. Both of us can invest more than 5h per week on the job.
If this is something that the community wanted to fund and the Foundation agreed they could work with us, then we would like to agree on general expectations before hand. Both of us can invest more than 5h per week on the job.
That would be ideal, I really like iotasupport.com and would be natural that you guys update/communicate with the community, etc.. I think it's important to have someone here to handle questions, concerns, etc.. rather than David having to write up long responses to questions already answered. Also, I'm not a whale anymore, I sold 2/3's my Iota to organizations that I thought would help adoption
Who are these organizations and why are they not transparent about 'helping IOTA' then?
Two of them are major exchanges, one is a large tech consulting company, one is a device company, I'd rather not list their names since they haven't given permission to do so, but you probably know who they are. Anyway, this is a perfect example why we need an community manager. We are trying to be constructive and all you do is interject with some stupid bullshit negative comment (as usual).
The hypocrisy is killing me. A few days back you were whining about us not being transparent enough about 'Big Deal' and calling it 'bullshit' and now when I pose the exact same kind of question, without any negative bullshit, it is "stupid bullshit negative comment". My brain cannot process that people such as yourself is being made rich of our work so I will proceed to ignore you.
