Quote from: kvalter on August 22, 2017, 05:19:22 AM

Hi guys. I have some questions about your project. First of all, you are making absolutely the same as YELP or TripAdviser - users leave reviews and gain your inner currency. Thats great, but i dont see how blockchain works here.
1. Where is data stored? Is it dissolved among all the bitcoin wallets or do you keep it on your own servers? If you store all the data on world's users computers then do you imagine how much space needed for that? What if all blockchain startups do the same? Users wallets will be full of unneccesary crap.
2. You said that your advantage before YELP or TripAdviser is that noone can delete or edit others' reviews. If like you say users wallets carry not whole reviews but just hashes, then where the rest of the data is stored? If the data is at least partially stored on your servers you still have the power to delete them. How is that fair?
3. How do you insert your data into ETH chain? Is there somekind of open API? If there is, where can i find its documentation and example of your code that proves that integration works?

Hi! Well, users get a real reward for reviews and it is a kind of big deal. Let's go step by step.
1) It is stored on our server
2) Yes, but hash is still in the blockchain, so that's why it is fair. You cannot modify or delete it without noticing
3) The data in ethereum chain is stored in special contract, you can check pseudo-code of it in our whitepaper