Quote from: bjlanza on September 18, 2020, 12:43:05 AM

Quote from: Miiike on September 17, 2020, 06:02:15 PM

By the way, if those pictures are your effort to show credibility as a "proof of team profile", it didn't work. A hand and a written piece of paper is not face, and in this world no face means your project is questionable until proven otherwise.

Anyway, I'm here today to ask about how will you encourage token consumption.

It is a question of philosophy. You are an investor, we are developers.
That the photos have no identifiable value, of course

. But first they serve to show that you are not a one-man team. And that we are a team distributed all over the world. And that that group photo is difficult to take and even more so in these times of social distance.
In the end it depends on the answer of each one to the question that is blockchain for you. A way to create an ICO and raise funds or create a decentralised solution that improves a use case and gives people more power and freedom.

Faces have never mattered more than the code or the solutions working in this field. This whole revolution was created by someone who wanted to remain anonymous until he wanted to. Pseudo-anonymity or the search for ownership of your own information is a basic and fundamental philosophy.

It is also ironic, because when you have a hit, a good content, it doesn't matter what your name is. Many times one face is not the producer. And I think we have all seen many projects with many beautiful faces that did nothing in the ICO fever in 2017-2018.

And again, Stashware does not currently have an open ICO, STO, IEO. I personally am more confident about a good code documented in a repository. Than just a whitepaper signed by a face that is not one of the big ones. And to see that a project at the end its development team is outsourced or a fork varying a bit previous solutions. A Mockup is not a product. But that will be developer's stuff. We are weird and strange people.

Regarding your question about token consumption. I hope I understand you well.

SWR tokens are used in two ways as Proof of Stake, miners need multiples of 16,000 tokens to be selected to verify transactions.

And the token is used as a form of payment to save the data. You pay to store permanently and to access data permanently

Stashware Storage Price    GB   SWR
Permanent Deposit Price    1   0.4
Permanent Withdrawal Price    1   0.4
Tx fee    1   20% (of total cost)

It's not a question of philosophy, really. I was asking practical question.

One can argue that you can simply ask some friends of yours to "hey, write this on paper, take a pic with famous object on the background, I'll pay you xxx USD".

Meanwhile (as topic about team is rather endless), replying your answer of token consumption, what I wanted to know is your plan to encourage repetitive consumption. How will you encourage someone to spend SWR (or using your program) weekly or monthly or annually