Quote from: FuzzyBear on October 07, 2019, 10:50:06 AM

Just catching up on a bit of backlog and seen the thread and discussion going on here.

I think the problem was 50 shares was being sent to the last historic share count of devtome where the user had not written any new content. That obviously needed to stop. Perhaps as there was disagreement for these funds to be sent to a user or group with no outline clearly explaining what the funds would be used for maybe burning the devcoins would have been a better option this round? As seems this has caused ctyx to feel the need to leave the dve community, this saddens after all the hard work I have seen ctyx produce recently for dvc.

I should add for clarity that as like bitcoin, devcoin is open source, has no "official" leader or owner, rather we are a collective of people coming together to try create and share something we believe in enough to invest our time and effort into it. That said... the lead dev usually is the one driving the particular cryptocurrency as they are the one to implement the code changes and requests etc. If there is no lead dev then how is the project to develop and progress at all? I say this as ctyx is listed as the only Devcoin Developer on https://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=devcoin_human_resources

Fuzzybear

Excellent brief about governance in Free Software projects FuzzyBear! Just let me add that I'm part of the Development team along Qtera. I don't know why I wasn't listed in the HR wiki, but you can see my commits to devcoin core here: https://github.com/devcoin/core/commits/master

Whatever..., take a breath tonight... tomorrow we have a lot of work to do for delivering round 99!

Go go Devcoin!!

- develCuy