Quote from: kanus1113 on August 20, 2015, 05:38:22 PM

Quote from: Dyna on August 20, 2015, 05:01:59 PM

Quote from: RJF on August 20, 2015, 04:02:19 PM

Quote from: Dyna on August 20, 2015, 03:34:26 PM

DCEBrief is looking awesome! We are only getting started and not even ready for launch.

A big thank you to all DCEBrief contributors. I am predicting that our list of contributors will grow to a record breaking number. No fluff or fillers will become our theme in our world of information overload. Getting an article published in DCEBrief will be prestigious one day. We always have a dream and this is just a new one added to our long list. We will continue to do things others wouldn't so that one day we could do things others couldn't. Building DNotes to be the trusted global digital currency for everyone worldwide is a big dream supported by many little dreams. Once a little dream becomes a reality it becomes a build block.

Just had some ideas I had to write down before I forget, not sure if useful or not. I'm doing this from an iphone at the moment...

Possible slogans for DCEBrief:

"Just the information, without the opinion..."
"Just the facts, no conjecture..."
"Unfiltered facts, figures and information."
"Crypto Industry info without fluff and filler."
"DCEBrief, just the facts..."

I like this one best "Crypto Industry info without fluff and filler." I have been thinking about it when I can. It is important not to define ourselves (DCEBrief) in such a way that we be "boxed". I am even a little concern about using the word "unbiased". "without the opinion", "no conjecture" could lead to commitments beyond what we can fulfill. A lot of that is judgmental, depending on one's prospective. We are getting close but still somewhat unsettled. Any one who wants to share their opinion, this is the time to do it. Thanks.

It's difficult to determine what is a opinion and what isnt, and even more difficult to write without forming a written opinion. The most compelling and thought provoking reading, at least to me, is when the writer can present the case, often identify the sides or opinions, and leave it up to the reader to make judgement.

When you have to form an opinion, qualify it, make sure it is clear to anyone.

Completely unbiased may not be possible.

True, we can encourage the writer to qualify the opposing opinion and let the readers decide; but that could be challenging sometime.

There will be a slight bias towards DNotes no matter how hard we try to avoid it.