Quote from: excword on December 28, 2015, 01:05:07 PM

Quote from: Salivan on December 28, 2015, 12:52:22 PM

Quote from: excword on December 28, 2015, 12:10:14 PM

Just started to read what you would like to do the world. I appreciate your efforts you have put so far. I wish you would come out with the live community support soon.

Distributed Micro Payment System is one of the most wanted systems of the current Internet Era. It should b fast, safe and efficient to feed the demands of the people all over the world. The current decentralized blockchain technology has some pros/cons for world wide acceptance from government, people of different standards from rich to poor, business to worker and viz.

Making something like Distributed micro payments system is an efficient way to reach the mass in no time. It must beat banks, existing centralized distribution systems which have physical or virtual presence or both.

At first glance, I'm writing this that the sidechain concept is a great thing to be adopted for this kind. I believe you have spent your 2 years to one of the good projects. I first off all, wish you to have time to spend for the project that the world still looking for a better than the best one.

I still haven't gone technically into the works you have done. To get better feedback, you need to get more exposure.

Some things that can help you to talk to more people are.
1. Reddit AMA - Use cryptocurrency, dogecoin, bitcoin and of course r/btc (from forum.bitcoin.com) channels - they have huge subscriber base and you get tons of ideas and suggestions and critics from a lot of people.
2. Use zapchain.
3. Create infographics which is more important and much more needed than words. It will clearly explain what you are actually going to do with Distributed Micro Payment System.
a. It must graph who, where, for what and why they need the system.
b. What is needed for the system? - Wallet, Blockchain and related information
c. Comparison to existing systems like banks, virtual currencies, emerging blockchain technologies
d. In what ways, your system or (our) system enhance the micropayment over the other systems.
4. As this is a sidechain project, you must be well prepared to answer questions about future forks or other unidentified changes to blockchains that you use for the system.
5. You need to tweet and facebook often about the works you are doing.
6. It's better if you have good set of people form a team and contribute the project at various levels.
7. You must prove how unique, secure and safe your code is.
8. Do need to talk to people often via AMA or have constant touch with social media.
9. Can other projects adopt your system for their own micropayment system. If yes, you need to explain with an example.
10. Once you're popular, start an irc channel and lurk with people there, you get tons of people talking daily and supporting the project it it gets into right shape.
11. Are you going to freely distribute some gift/assets or something to people around the world who joins you like neucoin, brics or others doing (I just added them for example, not believe in any of them).
12. What if the altcoin's blockchain that you use to implement die on the other day(Most of the altcoins died). It happens as everyone knows.

Okay, As of now, I just wanted to add just the basics needed to reach the world. You may have known all these things and you have had a different opinion to start it at different time. Hope this could be a good read for you and others who are visiting this thread.

Every project/coin starts with no support or with money invested on their own. Any project/coin can succeed and go to the moon only when the developer/team/supporter(s) put their right efforts at right time. We have seen lot of projects start with minimal information and peaked.

Good luck Mate! Hope many people will join and do good support for the success of the system.

I'm with you.

[I may come again with some more information after testing the tools you listed on the OP]

appreciate your tips. I don't know when will be right timing but most likely when my system mature even more. It looks like full time job and for now my full time job is development of my project.

I wasn't aware of many options you listed thx. I will use your post as reference point when time will come...

You're so quick to reply. I believe you have strong work ethics. Spending 2 years for the development of the system is a great thing. You would have brainstormed a lot. But still, I still prefer more brainstorm sessions. There are very great developers in this forum. They can give you vital support if you can prove the vital importance of the system. That will easily take you to masses. You can also do hangouts.

If I get your suggestion right, I should spend some of my work time exclusively for communication and actively looking for support. I have to modify my current work model than but maybe it is necessary. I will think about it