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Coinconomics

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This might be slightly off-topic, but can you give us an idea of what kind of content you envision this network consisting of in a year from now?

Posted on April 1, 2014 at 3:01 AM
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Coinconomics

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frankenmint said:
Seriously though - will we be rewarded for publishing content on other platforms that serves to promote to users to migrate to this platform? For example, if I write a great introductory primer to LTBcoin, do I post that on both my Blog and others to be paid in LTB? Would I also be required to cross post that same content (which has no particular value here) on here as well?

From my understanding, and someone please correct me if I am wrong (I am still orienting myself here), but writing on your blog to promote the platform would be a service you would sell on the platform itself first. Then if someone purchases that service for LTB, you would proceed to publishing.

As per bullet point two in the original post, you would be required to simultaneously publish both on your blog and on the public content end of the platform, but you will only get paid once for fulfilling the original service.

Posted on April 1, 2014 at 3:10 AM
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rotalumis

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CryptoCoin said: Apologies if this has already been asked. I did spend a few minutes searching the forums with no results.
Say BitcoinBilly writes a brilliant blog post and it gets picked up by one of the blogs on the network and Billy is compensated in LTBcoin, who then owns this copyrighted material?? (For the moment, let's assume all parties are under US jurisdiction.)- @CryptoCoin

@CryptoCoin, I would understand that BitcoinBilly still owns the copyright and grants LTB a non-exclusive license as per the second point in the OP. I'm a bit iffy about the "simultaneously" part of that point. It would be nice to have at least a couple of days of exclusivity if the content is being paid for by LTB.

Posted on April 6, 2014 at 4:52 PM
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knircky

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CryptoCoin said: Apologies if this has already been asked. I did spend a few minutes searching the forums with no results.
Say BitcoinBilly writes a brilliant blog post and it gets picked up by one of the blogs on the network and Billy is compensated in LTBcoin, who then owns this copyrighted material?? (For the moment, let's assume all parties are under US jurisdiction.)- @CryptoCoin

I would think that the fact that he received LTB coin has no effect on this question. Since LTB is not money or stock or anything like that. There are no legal right of any sort for getting these coins. Ge just gets this virtual thing and can do what he wants with it.
However your question is still valid, just has nothing to do with LTBcoin. Am I right?

Posted on April 8, 2014 at 11:51 PM
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knircky said:

CryptoCoin said: Apologies if this has already been asked. I did spend a few minutes searching the forums with no results.
Say BitcoinBilly writes a brilliant blog post and it gets picked up by one of the blogs on the network and Billy is compensated in LTBcoin, who then owns this copyrighted material?? (For the moment, let's assume all parties are under US jurisdiction.)- @CryptoCoin

I would think that the fact that he received LTB coin has no effect on this question. Since LTB is not money or stock or anything like that. There are no legal right of any sort for getting these coins. Ge just gets this virtual thing and can do what he wants with it.
However your question is still valid, just has nothing to do with LTBcoin. Am I right?

In my understanding, the owner of the material is still the author. In a sort of "creative commons"-type situation, as long as he is credited with the material and is compensated through some agreed system, it shouldn't matter the compensation token. I like the idea of participating in a system that shares the same values. In reality, you can't stop people from poaching content.. the only realistic thing you can do is try to get everyone involved in the same share/compensation ecosystem.

Posted on April 19, 2014 at 10:59 AM
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xcpbank said:

Can you explain a bit more how you will evaluate how many POP points each content should receive?

"50-60% of money supply is distributed via POP" - what is the start and end dateto be eligible to receive POP points? to be eligible to receive POP points?

The two documents linked here, the one you want specifically would be Proof of Publishinghttp://ltbcoin.com/discussion/3/the-proof-of-publishing-protocol

Each POP period last a week and ends with a distribution. Can't find the article

Posted on April 20, 2014 at 9:19 AM
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5cukgl66

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Innovative idea. But I think it's difficult to concretely implement.

Posted on April 21, 2014 at 6:19 AM
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EastSide

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Will LTB coins be available for purchase on Cryptsy or any other exchange?
In case you couldn't tell . . . yes I'm chomping at the bit.

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Posted on April 28, 2014 at 9:21 PM
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camponez

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Adam said:

xcpbank said:

Can you explain a bit more how you will evaluate how many POP points each content should receive?

"50-60% of money supply is distributed via POP" - what is the start and end dateto be eligible to receive POP points? to be eligible to receive POP points?

The two documents linked here, the one you want specifically would be Proof of Publishinghttp://ltbcoin.com/discussion/3/the-proof-of-publishing-protocol

Each POP period last a week and ends with a distribution.

Correcting the link: http://forum.ltbcoin.com/discussion/3/the-proof-of-publishing-protocol

Posted on April 29, 2014 at 5:39 PM
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drobit

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I appreciate the rigor you've used in setting up this company currency, Adam. "Proof of Publishing" guidelines is an example of the thought dedicated to a successful product with a future.

Posted on April 30, 2014 at 7:00 PM
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