Does Nem Foundation get a share of the company? If so, even if Nem price goes up we'd still be okay and if they are profitable there would be constant inflow of funds for the dev team.
It is quite remarkable that a newbie made his first post and it appears that he has got already knowledge about NEM foundation, isn't' it? ;-)
I changed my mind a bit as it seems suspicious that there are more and more coming to this thread to promote that huge funding!
The community should take care if this project is worth to fund or not!!!
This is something that also needs to be taken into account, the amount of newbies accounts with less than 5 posts being so biased towards approving it.
Let's not forget there are hundreds of stakeholders not contributing to the forum. No wonder they step in when wild 15M funding proposal appears. If these accounts are fake they will not be able to vote anyway so why worry.
I am also for the proposal. I don't care if the right way of giving bounty is that community asks for it first or if dev comes with the proposal.
I only care if
- we can afford it (ofc we can our community fund is YUGE and was created exactly for devs like these). As it was said before, the sooner we deliver good stuff, the better chance we have against other cryptos. So spending 15M now might benefit us more than spending 50M in a year.
- it helps NEM - it looks like it will. It might bring popularity and attract new developers.
- NEM devs and other staff are for it or not - this I don't know
So there is no reason to be against this proposal. What we should do now is to bargain the price and make sure we get minimal loss if Atraura is not able to deliver in time - set correct milestones and pay for the next one only if the previous one is finished.
Well why would they suddenly come out of the shadow and ALL support this funding instead of being against it. It also looks like they know many benefits of this projects while we have a ton of questions.
Even if they happen to have a low importance, only their presence here is disturbing. It looks like a psychological operation to try to convince the ones with a higher importance to vote Yes.