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Quote from: crazyivan on December 01, 2015, 04:26:28 AM

Well, my friend, if you search for just another pump and dump coins where people can take advantage of poos unsuspecting noobs to take their money away, you re DEFINITELY in the wrong thread. FLY is all about loyalty, friendship, community and joint projects. If you want to be a part of this community, be prepared to give something and not just receive. If you have no patience for that, I m sure you can easily find tons of pumps and dumps alts to play with.

The rest of us are going to continue building this great coin and community. It s time to bring honesty into crypto and DUMPERS AND SPECULATORS CAN SUCK MY BIG FAT DICK!!

Listen up, Gay boy .
Don't think i don't know ya going to sell fly to pump diamond.
A community that pure source of income relies on taxation, don't think ya are any better than politicians , cause ya not.
Ya still taking advantage of others for ya profit as this system gives ya free transfer to buy & sell.
That why ya need suckers to buy & sell to pay into superfly, so superfly pays ya,
sorry it is pure Greed , even if Vegas is honest about it being a tax.
And before long Vegas will start dropping members from team fly cause they did not meet all of the new requirements, he will create.

AG18

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Quote from: CoinFriend on December 01, 2015, 08:38:10 AM

Question, about the fees?

10.0 - 14.99999999 Fly send then tx is 2.5 fly
15.0 - 29.99999999 Fly send then tx is 3 fly
20.0 - 24.99999999 Fly send then tx is 4.5 fly
25-30 Fly send then tx is 5.7 fly
30-35 Fly send then tx is 6.8 fly

Wink

Here is the code for the fees

https://github.com/CoinProjects/Fly-coin/blob/master/src/additionalfee.cpp#L5

Code:

int64_t AdditionalFee::GetAdditionalFeeFromTable(int64_t additionalValue) //keesdewit
{
int64_t additionalValueInternal = additionalValue / COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal <= 0)
return 0;

if (additionalValueInternal < 0.001)
return 0.00001 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 0.001 && additionalValueInternal < 0.01)
return 0.0001 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 0.01 && additionalValueInternal < 0.1)
return 0.001 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 0.1 && additionalValueInternal < 1)
return 0.01 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 1 && additionalValueInternal < 1.5)
return 0.02 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 1.5 && additionalValueInternal < 2)
return 0.04 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 2 && additionalValueInternal < 2.5)
return 0.1 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 2.5 && additionalValueInternal < 3)
return 0.15 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 3 && additionalValueInternal < 3.5)
return 0.4 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 3.5 && additionalValueInternal < 4)
return 0.5 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 4 && additionalValueInternal < 4.5)
return 0.55 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 4.5 && additionalValueInternal < 5)
return 0.7 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 5 && additionalValueInternal < 5.5)
return 0.8 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 5.5 && additionalValueInternal < 6)
return 0.95 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 6 && additionalValueInternal < 6.5)
return 1 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 6.5 && additionalValueInternal < 7)
return 1.3 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 7 && additionalValueInternal < 7.5)
return 1.6 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 7.5 && additionalValueInternal < 8)
return 1.8 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 8 && additionalValueInternal < 8.5)
return 1.9 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 8.5 && additionalValueInternal < 9)
return 2 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 9 && additionalValueInternal < 10)
return 2.2 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 10 && additionalValueInternal < 15)
return 2.5 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 15 && additionalValueInternal < 20)
return 3 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 20 && additionalValueInternal < 25)
return 4.5 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 25 && additionalValueInternal < 30)
return 5.7 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 30 && additionalValueInternal < 35)
return 6.8 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 35 && additionalValueInternal < 40)
return 8.2 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 40 && additionalValueInternal < 45)
return 12 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 45 && additionalValueInternal < 50)
return 15 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 50 && additionalValueInternal < 60)
return 17 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 60 && additionalValueInternal < 70)
return 22 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 70 && additionalValueInternal < 80)
return 26 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 80 && additionalValueInternal < 90)
return 30 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 90 && additionalValueInternal < 100)
return 35 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 100 && additionalValueInternal < 120)
return 45 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 120 && additionalValueInternal < 140)
return 60 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 140 && additionalValueInternal < 160)
return 72 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 180 && additionalValueInternal < 200)
return 90 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 200 && additionalValueInternal < 250)
return 100 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 250 && additionalValueInternal < 300)
return 120 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 300 && additionalValueInternal < 400)
return 160 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 400 && additionalValueInternal < 500)
return 185 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 500 && additionalValueInternal < 600)
return 220 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 600 && additionalValueInternal < 700)
return 260 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 700 && additionalValueInternal < 800)
return 300 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 800 && additionalValueInternal < 900)
return 350 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 900 && additionalValueInternal < 1000)
return 500 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 1000 && additionalValueInternal < 2000)
return 999 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 2000 && additionalValueInternal < 4000)
return 1999 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 4000 && additionalValueInternal < 6000)
return 3999 * COIN;

if (additionalValueInternal >= 6000 && additionalValueInternal < 8000)
return 5999 * COIN;

return additionalValueInternal * 99 / 100;
}

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Quote from: vegasguy on August 16, 2015, 09:11:49 PM

...
   10-15 Fly send then tx is 2.5 fly
   15-20 Fly send then tx is 3 fly
   20-25 Fly send then tx is 4.5 fly
   25-30 Fly send then tx is 5.7 fly
   30-35 Fly send then tx is 6.8 fly
   35-40 Fly send then tx is 8.2 fly
   40-45 Fly send then tx is 12
   45-50 Fly send then tx is 15
   50-60 Fly send then tx is 17
   60-70 Fly send then tx is 22
   70-80 Fly send then tx is 26
   80-90 Fly send then tx is 30
   90-100 Fly send then tx is 35

Question, about the fees?

10.0 - 14.99999999 Fly send then tx is 2.5 fly
15.0 - 29.99999999 Fly send then tx is 3 fly
20.0 - 24.99999999 Fly send then tx is 4.5 fly
25-30 Fly send then tx is 5.7 fly
30-35 Fly send then tx is 6.8 fly

Wink

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Quote from: Argon18 on December 01, 2015, 01:55:13 AM

Quote from: midnight_miner on November 30, 2015, 10:23:22 PM

The answer is YES you will be charged 10% of the transaction, and this will go into the SuperFLY fund.

So, the best advice is DON'T transfer 500 FLY at once!

Go for the 100 FLY 'qualification' first, or, let Vegas know you have 100 FLY sitting in the Xchange to put into your MAIN wallet. Do a Tweet and you may be able to be added to the exemption list after your first 100 FLY.

Then transfer the remaining FLY into your MAIN wallet that should be exempted from the Anti-Dumping fee.

So i would only receive 450 of my 500 fly purchase.

i finally see the economics of this coin, these 10% fees, ya basically created a taxation system on fly coin, where those that jump thru the requested hoops can be exempt from that taxation.
Those like me , that will refuse to tweet or name my wallet will be subjected to the full/double taxation.
Cause i be taxed when i withdraw from the exchange and when i sent coins to the exchange.
When ya look at it 1000 coins transferred 10 times , it will put a > cumulative 60% directly into the superfly wallet.
Plus the ones on Team fly will be able to send to the exchange for free to sell their extra coins without a fee, by marking it as savings.

Ya created an system where the Team Fly (Elites) profit directly off of everyone not willing to be a member of team fly.
Plus the fee itself will hamper commerce.

Good Luck ya gonna need it or a whole lot of suckers.

AG18

Well, my friend, if you search for just another pump and dump coins where people can take advantage of poos unsuspecting noobs to take their money away, you re DEFINITELY in the wrong thread. FLY is all about loyalty, friendship, community and joint projects. If you want to be a part of this community, be prepared to give something and not just receive. If you have no patience for that, I m sure you can easily find tons of pumps and dumps alts to play with.

The rest of us are going to continue building this great coin and community. It s time to bring honesty into crypto and DUMPERS AND SPECULATORS CAN SUCK MY BIG FAT DICK!!

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Quote from: Argon18 on December 01, 2015, 01:55:13 AM

Quote from: midnight_miner on November 30, 2015, 10:23:22 PM

The answer is YES you will be charged 10% of the transaction, and this will go into the SuperFLY fund.

So, the best advice is DON'T transfer 500 FLY at once!

Go for the 100 FLY 'qualification' first, or, let Vegas know you have 100 FLY sitting in the Xchange to put into your MAIN wallet. Do a Tweet and you may be able to be added to the exemption list after your first 100 FLY.

Then transfer the remaining FLY into your MAIN wallet that should be exempted from the Anti-Dumping fee.

So i would only receive 450 of my 500 fly purchase.

i finally see the economics of this coin, these 10% fees, ya basically created a taxation system on fly coin, where those that jump thru the requested hoops can be exempt from that taxation.
Those like me , that will refuse to tweet or name my wallet will be subjected to the full/double taxation.
Cause i be taxed when i withdraw from the exchange and when i sent coins to the exchange.
When ya look at it 1000 coins transferred 10 times , it will put a > cumulative 60% directly into the superfly wallet.
Plus the ones on Team fly will be able to send to the exchange for free to sell their extra coins without a fee, by marking it as savings.

Ya created an system where the Team Fly (Elites) profit directly off of everyone not willing to be a member of team fly.
Plus the fee itself will hamper commerce.

Good Luck ya gonna need it or a whole lot of suckers.

AG18

You nailed it sir. Or an easier way to say it would be :

Quote

I will sleep like a baby tonight knowing when I wake up tomorrow my investment wont be dumped to nothing

Night all!!

Vegas......................................................BABY Wink

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Quote from: midnight_miner on November 30, 2015, 10:23:22 PM

The answer is YES you will be charged 10% of the transaction, and this will go into the SuperFLY fund.

So, the best advice is DON'T transfer 500 FLY at once!

Go for the 100 FLY 'qualification' first, or, let Vegas know you have 100 FLY sitting in the Xchange to put into your MAIN wallet. Do a Tweet and you may be able to be added to the exemption list after your first 100 FLY.

Then transfer the remaining FLY into your MAIN wallet that should be exempted from the Anti-Dumping fee.

So i would only receive 450 of my 500 fly purchase.

i finally see the economics of this coin, these 10% fees, ya basically created a taxation system on fly coin, where those that jump thru the requested hoops can be exempt from that taxation.
Those like me , that will refuse to tweet or name my wallet will be subjected to the full/double taxation.
Cause i be taxed when i withdraw from the exchange and when i sent coins to the exchange.
When ya look at it 1000 coins transferred 10 times , it will put a > cumulative 60% directly into the superfly wallet.
Plus the ones on Team fly will be able to send to the exchange for free to sell their extra coins without a fee, by marking it as savings.

Ya created an system where the Team Fly (Elites) profit directly off of everyone not willing to be a member of team fly.
Plus the fee itself will hamper commerce.

Good Luck ya gonna need it or a whole lot of suckers.

AG18

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Quote from: Griffith on November 30, 2015, 11:09:19 PM

Quote from: midnight_miner on November 30, 2015, 10:42:48 PM

Quote from: cryptonit on November 30, 2015, 07:45:02 PM

Quote from: kingaltcoins on November 30, 2015, 03:27:05 PM

Are you planning to launch an online wallet for new comers?

Basically I don't want to run the full node for every alt-coin I want to try.

My 1Tb hard drive is full with blocks from various coins (Bitcoin consuming the maximum part among them Tongue

).

So please try to launch an online wallet.

Thanks.

there is something between a webwallet and a full node

and thats a lightweight wallet

means private key stay with u so no need to trust someone else

just the blockchain will be used from a service provider

means no blockchain downloaded onto ur PC

a example is https://electrum.org/#home
and there is a way set up such a thing for altcoins like FLY too

not as a shortterm goal but longterm im pretty sure such or a similar lightweight wallet solution will be avaiable

I am thinking of setting up a light wallet for FLY and a few other coins I have.
I currently have a VM dedicated to wallets and the memory demands keep growing.
I'm thinking of keeping the blockchains on my dedicated linux server (in a datacenter) and using light wallet apps on the VM to keep the private key part private.

Once the forking of FLY is stable I will tinker with the idea a bit more.

if by light wallet you mean one that demands less memory, then i found a way to do that with normal wallets a while back and have put it into a few coins that i manage, along with my new wallets, the key is to not keep the whole block index while being able to access the whole thing

Exactly. I was thinking of using HASHed checkpoints in the blockchain reduce the memory usage.
A series of HASHes instead of the whole blockchain would use a lot less memory. And a vervification of the series could always be done at anytime to check the vailidity of the HASHes.

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Quote from: midnight_miner on November 30, 2015, 10:42:48 PM

Quote from: cryptonit on November 30, 2015, 07:45:02 PM

Quote from: kingaltcoins on November 30, 2015, 03:27:05 PM

Are you planning to launch an online wallet for new comers?

Basically I don't want to run the full node for every alt-coin I want to try.

My 1Tb hard drive is full with blocks from various coins (Bitcoin consuming the maximum part among them Tongue

).

So please try to launch an online wallet.

Thanks.

there is something between a webwallet and a full node

and thats a lightweight wallet

means private key stay with u so no need to trust someone else

just the blockchain will be used from a service provider

means no blockchain downloaded onto ur PC

a example is https://electrum.org/#home
and there is a way set up such a thing for altcoins like FLY too

not as a shortterm goal but longterm im pretty sure such or a similar lightweight wallet solution will be avaiable

I am thinking of setting up a light wallet for FLY and a few other coins I have.
I currently have a VM dedicated to wallets and the memory demands keep growing.
I'm thinking of keeping the blockchains on my dedicated linux server (in a datacenter) and using light wallet apps on the VM to keep the private key part private.

Once the forking of FLY is stable I will tinker with the idea a bit more.

if by light wallet you mean one that demands less memory, then i found a way to do that with normal wallets a while back and have put it into a few coins that i manage, along with my new wallets, the key is to not keep the whole block index while being able to access the whole thing

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Quote from: cryptonit on November 30, 2015, 07:45:02 PM

Quote from: kingaltcoins on November 30, 2015, 03:27:05 PM

Are you planning to launch an online wallet for new comers?

Basically I don't want to run the full node for every alt-coin I want to try.

My 1Tb hard drive is full with blocks from various coins (Bitcoin consuming the maximum part among them Tongue

).

So please try to launch an online wallet.

Thanks.

there is something between a webwallet and a full node

and thats a lightweight wallet

means private key stay with u so no need to trust someone else

just the blockchain will be used from a service provider

means no blockchain downloaded onto ur PC

a example is https://electrum.org/#home
and there is a way set up such a thing for altcoins like FLY too

not as a shortterm goal but longterm im pretty sure such or a similar lightweight wallet solution will be avaiable

I am thinking of setting up a light wallet for FLY and a few other coins I have.
I currently have a VM dedicated to wallets and the memory demands keep growing.
I'm thinking of keeping the blockchains on my dedicated linux server (in a datacenter) and using light wallet apps on the VM to keep the private key part private.

Once the forking of FLY is stable I will tinker with the idea a bit more.

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Quote from: Argon18 on November 30, 2015, 09:50:42 PM

Quote from: vegasguy on November 30, 2015, 09:20:20 PM

Quote from: Fallout4 on November 30, 2015, 08:58:40 PM

Could someone from the fly team please explain how the fee system has been implemented.

Some clarity about all types of transaction costs and what wallets are exempt from what would be appreciated.

Hi, the tx fees are posted on the OP. I still have to clean it up a bit and finish calculating the percentages. Also in your wallet before you make a transaction the fee is displayed. The wallet "exemption" is for withdrawals only. No member has exemptions for sending funds, not even myself. The only wallet exempt from sending fees is the superfly wallet. If you want to sell your coins, you simply setup "savings" and point your wallet to Crytopia and your stakes will go there. Or you can slowly sell from your main wallet to avoid very high fees. Im still waiting to hear that Crytopia has updated to the latest wallet.

Thank you

Vegas

Question:
i buy 500 flycoins on cryptopia , when i withdraw , what amount will i actually receive?
Also will Crytopia still be charged the sender's penalty, if so won't that be a problem, as you will still have to compensate them, or was their a solution to that issue in the update?

AG18

The answer is YES you will be charged 10% of the transaction, and this will go into the SuperFLY fund.

So, the best advice is DON'T transfer 500 FLY at once!

Go for the 100 FLY 'qualification' first, or, let Vegas know you have 100 FLY sitting in the Xchange to put into your MAIN wallet. Do a Tweet and you may be able to be added to the exemption list after your first 100 FLY.

Then transfer the remaining FLY into your MAIN wallet that should be exempted from the Anti-Dumping fee.

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Quote from: Argon18 on November 30, 2015, 09:50:42 PM

Quote from: vegasguy on November 30, 2015, 09:20:20 PM

Quote from: Fallout4 on November 30, 2015, 08:58:40 PM

Could someone from the fly team please explain how the fee system has been implemented.

Some clarity about all types of transaction costs and what wallets are exempt from what would be appreciated.

Hi, the tx fees are posted on the OP. I still have to clean it up a bit and finish calculating the percentages. Also in your wallet before you make a transaction the fee is displayed. The wallet "exemption" is for withdrawals only. No member has exemptions for sending funds, not even myself. The only wallet exempt from sending fees is the superfly wallet. If you want to sell your coins, you simply setup "savings" and point your wallet to Crytopia and your stakes will go there. Or you can slowly sell from your main wallet to avoid very high fees. Im still waiting to hear that Crytopia has updated to the latest wallet.

Thank you

Vegas

Question:
i buy 500 flycoins on cryptopia , when i withdraw , what amount will i actually receive?
Also will Crytopia still be charged the sender's penalty, if so won't that be a problem, as you will still have to compensate them, or was their a solution to that issue in the update?

AG18

Crytopia will no longer be charged for withdrawals. The fee is paid by the user. This funds the Superfly wallet. Most people that are active on the thread and support fly, and have done a name claim on the richlist have a withdrawal exemption. We didnt exempt everyone because there is room for abuse. So if you support fly and we see you active on the thread, on a regular basis and you do a name claim, then we can grant you a withdrawal exemption. Its just something that happens naturally. We know who our supporters are. Ive gone as far as 100 FLY in the tx fees. I would not withdraw 500 FLY without an exemption. FLY is ever evolving. We passed a major landmark today that we have worked so hard to achieve, and for now, I think we shall just relax for a while.

Thanks for your question.

Vegas

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Quote from: vegasguy on November 30, 2015, 09:20:20 PM

Quote from: Fallout4 on November 30, 2015, 08:58:40 PM

Could someone from the fly team please explain how the fee system has been implemented.

Some clarity about all types of transaction costs and what wallets are exempt from what would be appreciated.

Hi, the tx fees are posted on the OP. I still have to clean it up a bit and finish calculating the percentages. Also in your wallet before you make a transaction the fee is displayed. The wallet "exemption" is for withdrawals only. No member has exemptions for sending funds, not even myself. The only wallet exempt from sending fees is the superfly wallet. If you want to sell your coins, you simply setup "savings" and point your wallet to Crytopia and your stakes will go there. Or you can slowly sell from your main wallet to avoid very high fees. Im still waiting to hear that Crytopia has updated to the latest wallet.

Thank you

Vegas

Question:
i buy 500 flycoins on cryptopia , when i withdraw , what amount will i actually receive?
Also will Crytopia still be charged the sender's penalty, if so won't that be a problem, as you will still have to compensate them, or was their a solution to that issue in the update?

AG18

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Quote from: Fallout4 on November 30, 2015, 09:22:26 PM

Thanks for the quick response vegasguy

My pleasure. Because of the complex structure of FLY, I need to be more detailed on the OP, and I will detail it more in the coming days. I want people to understand FLY, and ask questions about it.

Thank you.

Vegas

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Thanks for the quick response vegasguy

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Quote from: Fallout4 on November 30, 2015, 08:58:40 PM

Could someone from the fly team please explain how the fee system has been implemented.

Some clarity about all types of transaction costs and what wallets are exempt from what would be appreciated.

Hi, the tx fees are posted on the OP. I still have to clean it up a bit and finish calculating the percentages. Also in your wallet before you make a transaction the fee is displayed. The wallet "exemption" is for withdrawals only. No member has exemptions for sending funds, not even myself. The only wallet exempt from sending fees is the superfly wallet. If you want to sell your coins, you simply setup "savings" and point your wallet to Crytopia and your stakes will go there. Or you can slowly sell from your main wallet to avoid very high fees. Im still waiting to hear that Crytopia has updated to the latest wallet.

Thank you

Vegas

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Could someone from the fly team please explain how the fee system has been implemented.

Some clarity about all types of transaction costs and what wallets are exempt from what would be appreciated.

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Quote from: iFUD4BTC on November 30, 2015, 08:00:31 PM

Quote from: Crypto_Towelie on November 30, 2015, 09:19:09 AM

TESTNET.

this would require a team who has even a minuscule amount of development knowledge which apparently this team does not have.

fly is nothing but a little hobby coin for vegas and it will never be anything more because he wants ultimate control (ie. listing on a single exchange with 0 volume). i'd be willing to bet MOST legit exchanges wouldnt even list this coin due to the ridiculous distribution.

there is no value here and there never will be with the mindset this team has.

Thank you for your valuable input - not!

LOL!!! If only they could see what we see. Fly is going to shake the foundation of crypto and rock its world!!!!

Vegas

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