Quote from: BenTuras on January 31, 2014, 10:21:33 PM

Quote from: agibby5 on January 31, 2014, 04:26:57 PM

Not if you understand that each person has a different situation depending on the adjustments they received. You can be paid appropriately depending on adjustments but that per share amount would be different than someone who had no adjustments.

Is this still the case for new dividend payments ?
Can you please explain this in detail ?
Are there still adjustments being made ?

For example, the user's per share amount received would be lower if they had a hosting payment penalty.

Another example would be someone who took a loan out from Larry. They wouldn't get dividend payments until their shares generated enough mining to exceed the loan amount. Example in ledger: 1LUxZq3iEX3U5mSS7Te6XWGkjzffgbdwtS

Another example is a case where someone prepaid hosting and then received a refund from paying too much. Their payouts per share would be higher. Example in the ledger: 1LocAtpDxpuc2YBmuHHwBGvSHgmVy5C54C

Please let me know if I need to be more clear. Some people have multiple adjustments which really confuses things.

To clarify the ledger spreadsheet: each positive entry for each user is what needs to be paid out to them. Each negative entry is the amount that was paid out. After each dividend payment, the sums should all zero out. If they're not zero, then there was some issue OR the person owes Larry (in which the mining income goes from their account to Larry on every payout). Negative would be overpaid. Positive would be underpaid. When we run the software, the ledger spits out positive balances for each address and will be their next dividend payment. Then we issue the payment, collect the transaction id and plug it in again. This run will show all 0s as the dividend payment just balanced their accounts.

There could be some instances where the user's balance is 0 (which is what it should be), but there was some bookkeeping error where credits to their account weren't showing up. If you look at the ledger for your account and think something is off, by all means let us know ASAP. A cursory overview by myself and Larry turned up some problems but I think we solved them all.