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I can tell you good things too, but I will justify them rather than just leaving them at face value.

Idea: personalized Twetch. I think Joe Rogan and Peter Schiff should have their own Twetch "instances". But first Twetch needs to let people log in as read-only guests so they can lurk. Lurking will be a gateway to gaining new normie Twetchers.

If you aspire to do anything well when it comes to projects, you will want to study Pareto. It will change how you prioritize everything you do and constantly have you thinking about your time/resource management.

My correct paymail is "KC Ross@moneybutton.com". I don't know what the hell i was thinking putting a space in there.

Unless I have specific reasons to create a new account, I avoid it. I don't think I'm special in this respect. So until people can lurk on Twetch they're not likely to open a new account. If they are able to lurk first, that changes things.

You're right.."KC Ross@moneybutton.com"

If you need privacy to ask me questions, DM me on Twitter.

I'm always bashing on BoostPOW..but I do think he's found a good potential model for outsourcing puzzle solving.

Twetch really does need DM. It's bad for business to need to invite people elsewhere to have a more robust conversation. Anything that takes people away from Twetch site means less revenue.

If you have a list of features, I can help you prioritize them based on impact. For example as much as Twetch needs DM, it needs a guest account more. You got Machete..his following will come if they can lurk first.

Just ask me questions here. I will work for tips...kcross@moneybutton.com. Yes, I am that confident. But again, you need to be able to deal with hearing things you won't like. Otherwise, don't bother asking me anything.

Frog, you owe me 17 cents.

My first impression of BSV App Testers is that it still needs work. I should be able to navigate between questions until I'm satisfied with my responses. When I click on Submit, I shouldn't get no response at all..thus basically working for free.

When I evaluate anything, I do it from a perspective that considers the entire system. An information system includes people as part of the system. Unfortunately, that's hard for most application developers to fully grok.

Maybe I'm not strictly a beta tester. I am a professional information system analyst.

I am happy to Beta test for the BSV community for (dirt) cheap because I want BSV to succeed. But I guarantee I will tell you things that you don't want to hear. You need that whether you know it or not.

Be careful when costly signaling that you are not actually signaling that you are dumb.

It really does come down to your observation. In the real world, paying to burn energy is not a sufficiently costly signal to be effective or even meaningful.

An Anon spending money to burn energy is not a signal that people will expend energy to consider after its initial novelty. Consider spam. Spam is genuinely costly with its associated liability, legal, and personal risks. Who reads spam?

I look for the simplest way to explain my disdain for BoostPOW, and here it is: You are not growing antlers, you are buying them. Handicap Principle does not apply here.

If you know that living in fear means to live as an unfree or enslaved person, then those that would have you live in fear are engaging in the most clever form of enslavement.

The problem with slavery is that the enslaved eventually grow tired of it and become enraged at their masters. But if you willingly enslave yourself, then you are to blame.

People who live in fear cannot be free.

There can be no righteous global government. It's a logistics problem. They're too far away from the problems on the ground to do anything competently. Every government seems to struggle with competence.

If you cannot test your ideas, you are engaging in pseudoscience, not science.

If you don't thoroughly test your ideas, there's a good chance your elegant hypotheses are pure shit. It's very easy to fall in love with beautiful ideas.

wow inklings still around..neat. Now the puzzle pieces fit together.

If I'm a normie, and you BoostPOW something, or even pay me directly, I need to figure out how you expect ROI. It's a better use of my time to filter your content to my spam box. But thanks for making it easy.

@deggen Your Baemail buttons are wrong. Proper labeling of buttons should be: 1. Pay 2. Pay Miners 3. Request Payment .