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MattBrown

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So, I admit I did not do a search so of this topic is already being discussed, sorry, but just curious to get other's thoughts on Dogeparty and what's up with POC (proof of charity). Seems like a brilliant idea, but admittedly could be gamed by bad actors disguised as a real charity. However, I argue this could be avoided by using some sort of a vetting process before funds are sent to a charity, if they do not make the cut, funds could always go to a back-up trusted charity that does good work.

So I guess my question is 2 fold:

1) what do you all think about Dogeparty as a whole?

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2) who is shitting on POC and what is your rationale?

Posted on July 28, 2014 at 11:08 AM

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• Rob

  

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  I think POC is great if there's a way to do it right (clearly, there's a lot more too it than proof of burn). I haven't seen the details, but I think there may be an older thread with more discussion about LTBc on Dogeparty.

  Posted on July 30, 2014 at 9:49 AM
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• Mike

  

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  I think Dogeparty will be interesting. It is particularly interesting to me in terms of what Adam described in LTB episode #129 -- For large-scale implementations using counterparty can get quite expensive like it is for LTBc. Dogeparty should end up being much cheaper and therefore a viable alternative if the network is strong enough.

  Secondly, I do really like PoC. I really, really like PoC. If it were not for the degrading state of the Doge network, I would suggest that PoC be the way to go. However, given that Dogecoin has been sort of dying out, I think that PoB simply brings more to the table in terms of what Doge needs right now.

  Posted on July 30, 2014 at 2:04 PM
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