@assistant custodian vote BSn4pCHyK7T9iFafSiYnPuGjGoyW65J5js
Hi @Cybnate
Here are the details for the Custodian Vote on BSn4pCHyK7T9iFafSiYnPuGjGoyW65J5js:
##BSn4pCHyK7T9iFafSiYnPuGjGoyW65J5js
###1600.00 NBT.
Blocks: 1403 (14.030000%
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Share Days: 465061777 (15.905643%
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While I donât use NuDroid, it seems like a good product we do want functional. Is it clear to shareholders that not voting for this and not taking alternative actions will break NuDroid usersâ ability to send coins once shareholders vote for a higher transaction fee?
Either we continue development of NuDroid, or let it cripple. If someone can do it cheaper, step up, otherwise this is the only alternative pro-NuDroid at the moment.
We have advertised NuDroid, and I think the ShapeShift integration sounds useful for Android users. I wish for an iOS wallet with similar functionality.
Vote for the highest price youâd be willing to pay:
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Wow, nice. Didnât know it would be that easy.
Letâs hope for a lot of participants here.
I donât understand. A custodian vote on the same hash, just with a different amount?
7 different motion votes to determine what is the highest price we can charge for this server and still get consensus.
Thanks. What happens if shareholders input a different amount for voting than stated? Is the amount cryptographically bound to the hash and just for a sort of confirmation, or could we vote differently there?
So motions are only for attaining consensus, they do not actually create any funds. What would happen here is everyone would vote for whatever price they want, then we would tally up how high a price we can set and attain 50%. Then, we would put up a bounty motion with that price, which would then be expected to pass. Once the work is completed, we would pay the bounty to whoever completes the work.
A poll could be more appropriate.
Not convinced this is going to work as there is no market with developers sitting and waiting to do this. If that was the case Iâm sure we would already have had another grant up with a better bid for this work.This is only going to waste a lot of time and we are going to miss out on the Shareholdersâ wish to raise the fees.
Still donât understand why we are not prepared to pay a normal market price for quality development work. We do this for Nu development, but the mobile client NuDroid is not worth it? Have a hard time to understand that. Maybe someone can enlighten me?
Iâd be down with a poll too. A vote is weighted by shares while a vote is just 1 vote per pseudonym, but we could try that to start with.
I agree with Cybnate. Beside there being no market yet for this type of work at Nu, which could help push costs down through competition, MatthewLM is the developer who knows NuDroid best. Why waste all that time trying to find somebody else that will do it for cheaper? The new person will have to establish trust with shareholders. Theyâll also have to get up to speed on everything that Matthew has done with his work on NuDroid. Matthew is a great developer and has been dedicated to NuDroid development for a while now. I feel it would be best for NuDroid itself to keep him on board, even if it means paying a little extra. Shareholders have many other concerns right now and I just donât think itâs worth it to start from scratch with a brand new person (who we will have to find) just so we can save several hundred dollars. Of course, this is only my opinion.
If it is about a few hundred bucks Iâm happy to chip in with my own funds and sell a few shares as I think it is not worth it discussing a few hundred bucks lacking a real market.
I am fine with the amount asked.
I just think that as long as the fee is 0.01nbt we do not need this grant.
However i would favor certainly a grant that funds the upgrade of nudroid to nu2.1 by @MatthewLM , which includes the tx fee automatic adjustement.
I might have been unclear. What happens if I input a different amount than presented into a custodian vote?
Say I put 2000 instead of the requested 1600.
The network will considered it as a separate vote/grant. Only when other Shareholders use exactly the same amount a grant with a different amount can pass.
Okay, so while it may not be a great approach since it fragments votes (and might not even make sense if the requested amount truly is required), those who like an idea but want to grant another amount could simply enter it?
Only the first successful grant would create NuBits at the custodial address though.
NuBits will only be created at a particular address once. If shareholders wish to make multiple grants to a single custodian the custodian must use a different address for each grant.
Yes, and you answered your own question. It usually doesnât make sense to do so. Proposing another grant is likely to be more successful. And yes, only one grant per address, good to reiterate indeed.