Quote from: zack-aeternity on January 05, 2017, 05:37:55 PM

Hello.
I am writing the blockchain for Aeternity.
Here is my github https://github.com/zack-bitcoin
You can see my work on Aeternity, and on other projects I have done.

People keep asking about "escrow". I know what that word means, but I don't know what they mean in this context.
Is this about the token sale?

People are worried to put their money into a project that wont exist for a year.
I feel the same way. I haven't invested in any projects like this.
I regret my decision not to invest in the Ethereum crowdsale, or the Augur crowdsale.

My motivation to work on blockchain technology is from agorism.
I think that the most effective way to improve the world is to [censored].
Regardless of how successful Aeternity is, I will keep working on this technology.

Hey Zack, welcome to Bitcointalk

It does make a difference having team members joining the discussion and seen you are the one building Aeternity, one more reason to have you here.

Would be great to have other team members too.

Just curious what did you mean with [censored] above?
Bitcointalk is ok to express your feelings

Also are you the main developer on the team? Are there others helping you out?
Sounds like a massive task to undertake on your own.

Finally yes escrow is to do with the token sale, people are curious if funds raised are going to be under escrow, for instance, they get released only after certain milestones are accomplished.
I guess it's a little too early for these details as I haven't seen any token sale info yet.