Quote from: RickDeckard on Today at 12:03:41 PM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on Today at 03:44:12 AM

I've added a mirror of the spreadsheet to CryptPad: https://cryptpad.fr/sheet/#/2/sheet/view/eSplm+1JhNSpZ2vhLc8J08tS0p2nWrp0CiVXVjIQEnE/embed/
Getting this to work was a bit annoying (cryptpad broke trying to import the CM sheet quite a few times, likely because it's a pretty big spreadsheet) so please let me know if this is something you benefit from/would like to see continue going forward

Also - if you have issues with it, please let me know as well.

Like I've said you you in PM's, I'm really happy to know that you even considered using this service considering the overall positive response that my previous comment[1] about this generated. If anyone is curious about what CryptoPad is, my reply has a resume about the software.

The good thing about ChipMixer signature campaign eventually switching to CryptoPad (if it happens) is, from my perspective, something that could motivate other campaigns into doing the same - dropping Google Sheets and venturing into a more private friendly service. I honestly don't see anything bad in this aspect - assuming the spreadsheet is correctly imported into CryptoPad - as it would shield both users and campaign managers that every week access the Google Sheets and who knows what kind of information is Google secretly relaying to their servers ...

Personally it seems like a bit of unnecessary hustle, but I am also a campaign manager and if I knew that switch like this would benefit any members of the campaign I am running I would probably make the switch. Will try it myself this week when uploading a spreadsheet. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

@DarkStar_ Did you consider removing part of the spreadsheet. Let's say you post first 250 weeks on crypotpad once as an archive and then just update the current spreadsheet that always has just last 50 weeks in it? I don't think campaign would loose much with move like that and it could save you a hustle every week if cryptopad has problems with large spreadsheets.