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| A bounty website would be a good start towards attracting Makers, DIYers, artists and writers towards the currency. They are, in my humble opinion, the future core of the currency because they will hold Devcoin not for investment value but for making creative projects with other creators. How will we attract them to the currency? First we need to show that the currency can be used in this fashion. I leave it up to other Devcoiners to hear my words and support the bounty project as a viable system for artistic collaboration. I cannot make this kind of a website. (It's a tad ironic because I WOULD be able to facilitate this project is there were a bounty website I could go to...) | A bounty website would be a good start towards attracting Makers, DIYers, artists and writers towards the currency. They are, in my humble opinion, the future core of the currency because they will hold Devcoin not for investment value but for making creative projects with other creators. How will we attract them to the currency? First we need to show that the currency can be used in this fashion. I leave it up to other Devcoiners to hear my words and support the bounty project as a viable system for artistic collaboration. I cannot make this kind of a website. (It's a tad ironic because I WOULD be able to facilitate this project is there were a bounty website I could go to...) | ||
