00:49:41 Depending on timing, block density, and transaction structure, it is possible to try to link the transactions 00:49:56 Esp. since the BTC transactions stand out 12:04:51 did monero ever considering implementing a dao gvornence system 12:08:42 maybe in the begining for smaller projects like lets say sekreta/kovri 12:10:25 Define "a dao gvornence system". Apparently "DAO" has been used as a hype term for ridiculously trivial stuff that is nowhere near a DAO (ie, voting for who gets part of the emission). 14:01:21 I mean valorization of development with a contract token 14:01:39 like a token linked to git 14:38:31 the payout is still determined manually there I3^RELATIVISM isnt it? 14:38:39 why a new coin instead of monero 14:47:52 you could use monero codebase plus the gvornance code necessary to to implement such system 14:48:16 so yeah it would be a monero gvornance focused fork 14:48:56 it could be or it could be related to the holding of such coin 14:49:13 like a voting system 14:52:12 so... monero 14:52:41 yes based on monero blockchain yes 14:52:56 the human factor is important and you have to ask what on earth is contributed by the code rules you're thinking of 14:53:02 and what cases break them 14:53:10 true 14:53:24 it's basically like asking what if we automated the ccs right? 14:53:34 that's a very hard problem 14:53:49 but the important part is not that but the fact that the project is self-sustaining 14:54:03 monero has that 14:54:11 so far 14:54:27 not truly selfsustaining 14:54:28 you know the CCS, right? for now it works even if it has some attack vectors 14:54:37 just sponsored 14:54:50 well, ok 14:55:04 never heard of it no 14:55:06 what do you think about writing down the rules you've got in mind? 14:55:13 as an informal paper 14:55:21 then bring back here for review? 14:55:33 ok do take a look at the Monero CCS 14:55:40 important to understand 14:55:48 that is not my propusal and that is not for me to decide alone 14:56:21 yeah but you need *some* contribution 14:56:31 otherwise it's kinda like asking a non question 14:56:35 Im moe focused on linking the git repositorie with evaluation, to have a reward system for development 14:56:39 more like an answer without a question 14:56:44 yes good 14:56:48 that's the hard part 14:57:03 i'm curious what you would do 14:57:18 maybe there's an innovation you have in your head 14:57:19 your are assuming Im not already working on it 14:57:29 but put it to paper to show your peers 15:00:46 I think it would be more help to you to take a more down to earth position it will be hard to learn from others with such inflated attitute of your self 15:00:52 ok 15:01:13 please PM me what i can learn from you 15:01:55 you just proven my point, I will wait for feedback from other room members 15:03:44 surely op will deliver 15:06:22 You need to describe something first in order to get feedback on it (unless it's so totally braindead details aren't needed). 15:07:01 it must be the latter 15:07:04 :x 15:07:04 I think that's what endogenic was getting at. Describe how you'd see somthing like this working. 15:07:44 yeah, people are genuinely curious 15:08:00 and it's not like they never thought of the idea before 15:08:27 so I3^RELATIVISM if you have something novel that people didnt consider or if you dont know if people considered it or not.. try to ask what you want to know about 15:10:00 Doesn't to go down the details of even an informal paper, but at least broad strokes. 15:10:57 anything. 15:11:00 And then people can ask for details on whatever part is not enough to talk about. 15:11:07 This doesn't really seem research-related, TBH 15:16:31 its interesting the arrogance that such individuals that claim that want to learn have shown. cheers now. goldenboy complex 15:17:23 I think this conversation is better suited for another channel or medium 15:17:39 he is gone anyway 15:19:27 I think it's the typical "I have it in my mind, and I expect others to read my mind" problem. Oh well. 15:19:41 Didn't seem very polite anyway.