LTB E128 Trivia on the Blockchain
On Todays Episode...
Stephanie interviews John Ratcliff (http://codesuppository.blogspot.com/) about his on-the-blockchain trivia games. Visit http://LetsTalkBitcoin.com to to try out John's puzzle, it'll be posted shortly after this episode.
Tim Swanson hears from Manu (and Gary) about the hunt for fairer distribution systems, proof of human and the bitcoin in Bali.
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Thanks for listening to episode 128 of Let’s Talk Bitcoin! Content for todays show was provided by Adam B. Levine, Tim Swanson, Stephanie Murphy, Gary and Manu
This episode was edited by Adam Levine and Denise Levine
Music for todays show was provided by Jared Rubens and Gurty Beats
The Five Forum Posts promotion still has one more weekly distributions totalling nearly 2 million LTBc remaining, so sign up today!
At Letstalkbitcoin.com we’re cranking out content like crazy, the writer interface is available to anyone with an account and we immediately were flooded with more content our system could properly deal with. Andrew from the upcoming CryptoForChange blog has taken over as managing editor, and we’re designing the new editorial system. Head over to the forums to check it out and join the conversation, or get involved!
We’re in full development mode! Things are changing quickly on the site, giving a post or comment a “like” now rewards the recipient with a small amount of Proof of Participation. Each week, all the proof of participation points are added up and then the total amount of LTBcoin that are awarded to the audience are divided based on each community members participation.
So that means that giving someone a like is sort of like nudging the game just a little bit in their favor. You can only like any post a single time, and every time you do that person has their Participation score improved a little which increases their share and reduces it for everybody else.
I’m taking the time to explain this to you in detail because I’d like you to recognize that it is a nice thing to do for a person, but it also comes at a cost to the community. So have fun!
We have some development roles where you can help us build the platform out faster and secure your stake of LTBc while they’re new and poorly understood. Thanks for listening
Stephanie interviews John Ratcliff (http://codesuppository.blogspot.com/) about his on-the-blockchain trivia games. Visit http://LetsTalkBitcoin.com to to try out John's puzzle, it'll be posted shortly after this episode.
Tim Swanson hears from Manu (and Gary) about the hunt for fairer distribution systems, proof of human and the bitcoin in Bali.
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Thanks for listening to episode 128 of Let’s Talk Bitcoin! Content for todays show was provided by Adam B. Levine, Tim Swanson, Stephanie Murphy, Gary and Manu
This episode was edited by Adam Levine and Denise Levine
Music for todays show was provided by Jared Rubens and Gurty Beats
The Five Forum Posts promotion still has one more weekly distributions totalling nearly 2 million LTBc remaining, so sign up today!
At Letstalkbitcoin.com we’re cranking out content like crazy, the writer interface is available to anyone with an account and we immediately were flooded with more content our system could properly deal with. Andrew from the upcoming CryptoForChange blog has taken over as managing editor, and we’re designing the new editorial system. Head over to the forums to check it out and join the conversation, or get involved!
We’re in full development mode! Things are changing quickly on the site, giving a post or comment a “like” now rewards the recipient with a small amount of Proof of Participation. Each week, all the proof of participation points are added up and then the total amount of LTBcoin that are awarded to the audience are divided based on each community members participation.
So that means that giving someone a like is sort of like nudging the game just a little bit in their favor. You can only like any post a single time, and every time you do that person has their Participation score improved a little which increases their share and reduces it for everybody else.
I’m taking the time to explain this to you in detail because I’d like you to recognize that it is a nice thing to do for a person, but it also comes at a cost to the community. So have fun!
We have some development roles where you can help us build the platform out faster and secure your stake of LTBc while they’re new and poorly understood. Thanks for listening