For those who weren't online last night, Rev 2 beta is now on mainnet!
Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 868. (Read 1484197 times)
July 11, 2014, 10:10:18 AM
For those who weren't online last night, Rev 2 beta is now on mainnet!
July 11, 2014, 10:09:54 AM
Hi Everyone, the new theme has been rolled out as default. Currently we lack the option of changing backgrounds so this a pre-release beta if you would like.
Teka The new forum looks amaaaaaaaaaaazing very well done we stand out in every sector
July 11, 2014, 10:06:32 AM
Couldn't agree more. We need newcomers feel welcome and threat them with respect.. Even The trolls ( but does could sometimes put in place with effective meausures)
July 11, 2014, 10:00:32 AM
Yeah, having a team to frequent trollboxes (and anywhere else) is an awesome idea. However I'd construe the role of a trollbox team not as controlling information (since we have no monopoly on it), but as fostering community.
Our mode of interaction with others accounts for 95% of communication; the information supplied is 5%. So when we interact, we don't just give out facts, we give out a way of treating others, of being together.
This suggests that communicating and being a person effectively come down to the same thing: how we come across, that is, how we are in relation to others.
It also suggests that to be valuable to the world, XC requires its community, since we're what is presented to the world. Furthermore, the way XC appears to the world depends on the way we are to other people.
Therefore, be gracious to people (especially "enemies"). Be generous in your interpretation of their statements, especially when they're not generous to you. If we don't do this, then we just take on their mode of interacting instead of imparting our mode of interacting.
Be aware of the difference between what you perceive and what you infer from your perceptions (e.g. statements vs. the intentions suggested by statements). Be aware of the value of community and the value of how you come across, rather than defending the value of XC's tech without considering how you might devalue yourself by being aggressive/insulting/etc. Foster community. Remind people of the value of their role. Be to others what you'd have the XC community be to itself.
Basically what I'm getting to is that good tech without good ethics lacks value. If the XC team and community were a bunch of arseholes, XC would lack sufficient reason to exist.
This x 1000. Arlyn we're glad you're here, you're ability to articulate and remaim rational in all situations is commendable.
Thank you Driv3n. It gets hard sometimes!
But ultimately what keeps me on course is the awareness that what I'm putting across is not primarily information, but a way for us to treat each other.
July 11, 2014, 09:59:07 AM
Hi Everyone, the new theme has been rolled out as default. Currently we lack the option of changing backgrounds so this a pre-release beta if you would like.
I like the new theme, great work. New content link is not working though. July 11, 2014, 09:56:24 AM
Get a 16x16 version of the logo, save it as favicon.ico and drop it into the root directory on the forums...
That will get rid of the IPB logo
That will get rid of the IPB logo
Fixed a typo - favicon.ico
July 11, 2014, 09:55:54 AM
July 11, 2014, 09:54:53 AM
Finally able to test this new release. Sending distmix command to mp acct. Will let you know what I finds.
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
So far this morning I've sent 3 distmix and they all went through flawlessly.
2 tx sent with distmix here and all OK
July 11, 2014, 09:54:01 AM
Artooooo.. We shouldn't be Doing anything before at least a week prep time
We should first have good discussions About ethics, then get arguments and information together. After that first observe The boxes and The people there.. Maybe then when new updates come out we can give it a first try and evaluate, learn and get maybe new people in
We should first have good discussions About ethics, then get arguments and information together. After that first observe The boxes and The people there.. Maybe then when new updates come out we can give it a first try and evaluate, learn and get maybe new people in
+1
Compleately Agree and this community is by the Way Fucking AMAZING!!
July 11, 2014, 09:53:40 AM
Get a 16x16 version of the logo, save it as favicon.ico and drop it into the root directory on the forums...
That will get rid of the IPB logo
That will get rid of the IPB logo
July 11, 2014, 09:51:49 AM
Hi Everyone, the new theme has been rolled out as default. Currently we lack the option of changing backgrounds so this a pre-release beta if you would like.
Great work Teka.
July 11, 2014, 09:51:13 AM
Haha I think Artoo was joking about the 5 minutes but I like that were discussing this and that ppl are ready to help.
July 11, 2014, 09:47:05 AM
Hi Everyone, the new theme has been rolled out as default. Currently we lack the option of changing backgrounds so this a pre-release beta if you would like.
July 11, 2014, 09:44:42 AM
We shouldn't be Doing anything before at least a week prep time
We should first have good discussions About ethics, then get arguments and information together. After that first observe The boxes and The people there.. Maybe then when new updates come out we can give it a first try and evaluate, learn and get maybe new people in
We should first have good discussions About ethics, then get arguments and information together. After that first observe The boxes and The people there.. Maybe then when new updates come out we can give it a first try and evaluate, learn and get maybe new people in
July 11, 2014, 09:40:46 AM
Yeah, having a team to frequent trollboxes (and anywhere else) is an awesome idea. However I'd construe the role of a trollbox team not as controlling information (since we have no monopoly on it), but as fostering community.
Our mode of interaction with others accounts for 95% of communication; the information supplied is 5%. So when we interact, we don't just give out facts, we give out a way of treating others, of being together.
This suggests that communicating and being a person effectively come down to the same thing: how we come across, that is, how we are in relation to others.
It also suggests that to be valuable to the world, XC requires its community, since we're what is presented to the world. Furthermore, the way XC appears to the world depends on the way we are to other people.
Therefore, be gracious to people (especially "enemies"). Be generous in your interpretation of their statements, especially when they're not generous to you. If we don't do this, then we just take on their mode of interacting instead of imparting our mode of interacting.
Be aware of the difference between what you perceive and what you infer from your perceptions (e.g. statements vs. the intentions suggested by statements). Be aware of the value of community and the value of how you come across, rather than defending the value of XC's tech without considering how you might devalue yourself by being aggressive/insulting/etc. Foster community. Remind people of the value of their role. Be to others what you'd have the XC community be to itself.
Basically what I'm getting to is that good tech without good ethics lacks value. If the XC team and community were a bunch of arseholes, XC would lack sufficient reason to exist.
This x 1000. Arlyn we're glad you're here, you're ability to articulate and remaim rational in all situations is commendable.
July 11, 2014, 09:39:24 AM
Finally able to test this new release. Sending distmix command to mp acct. Will let you know what I finds.
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
So far this morning I've sent 3 distmix and they all went through flawlessly.
Great news.
July 11, 2014, 09:38:51 AM
Finally able to test this new release. Sending distmix command to mp acct. Will let you know what I finds.
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
So far this morning I've sent 3 distmix and they all went through flawlessly.
Awesome!
July 11, 2014, 09:37:56 AM
Yeah, having a team to frequent trollboxes (and anywhere else) is an awesome idea. However I'd construe the role of a trollbox team not as controlling information (since we have no monopoly on it), but as fostering community.
Our mode of interaction with others accounts for 95% of communication; the information supplied is 5%. So when we interact, we don't just give out facts, we give out a way of treating others, of being together.
This suggests that communicating and being a person effectively come down to the same thing: how we come across, that is, how we are in relation to others.
It also suggests that to be valuable to the world, XC requires its community, since we're what is presented to the world. Furthermore, the way XC appears to the world depends on the way we are to other people.
Therefore, be gracious to people (especially "enemies"). Be generous in your interpretation of their statements, especially when they're not generous to you. If we don't do this, then we just take on their mode of interacting instead of imparting our mode of interacting.
Be aware of the difference between what you perceive and what you infer from your perceptions (e.g. statements vs. the intentions suggested by statements). Be aware of the value of community and the value of how you come across, rather than defending the value of XC's tech without considering how you might devalue yourself by being aggressive/insulting/etc. Foster community. Remind people of the value of their role. Be to others what you'd have the XC community be to itself.
Basically what I'm getting to is that good tech without good ethics lacks value. If the XC team and community were a bunch of arseholes, XC would lack sufficient reason to exist.
Would this be activated much like the way optimus prime can call in the autobots...?? WE should deffo send the message out using multipath tech though
Calling all trollbox team.. Meet @ Cryptsy in 5 minutes!
July 11, 2014, 09:33:21 AM
Finally able to test this new release. Sending distmix command to mp acct. Will let you know what I finds.
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
(MP doesn't respond as quickly as a normal wallet would so there will be a delay that's unnecessary in this test. )
So far this morning I've sent 3 distmix and they all went through flawlessly.
July 11, 2014, 09:30:46 AM
Yeah, having a team to frequent trollboxes (and anywhere else) is an awesome idea. However I'd construe the role of a trollbox team not as controlling information (since we have no monopoly on it), but as fostering community.
Our mode of interaction with others accounts for 95% of communication; the information supplied is 5%. So when we interact, we don't just give out facts, we give out a way of treating others, of being together.
This suggests that communicating and being a person effectively come down to the same thing: how we come across, that is, how we are in relation to others.
It also suggests that to be valuable to the world, XC requires its community, since we're what is presented to the world. Furthermore, the way XC appears to the world depends on the way we are to other people.
Therefore, be gracious to people (especially "enemies"). Be generous in your interpretation of their statements, especially when they're not generous to you. If we don't do this, then we just take on their mode of interacting instead of imparting our mode of interacting.
Be aware of the difference between what you perceive and what you infer from your perceptions (e.g. statements vs. the intentions suggested by statements). Be aware of the value of community and the value of how you come across, rather than defending the value of XC's tech without considering how you might devalue yourself by being aggressive/insulting/etc. Foster community. Remind people of the value of their role. Be to others what you'd have the XC community be to itself.
Basically what I'm getting to is that good tech without good ethics lacks value. If the XC team and community were a bunch of arseholes, XC would lack sufficient reason to exist.
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