A git remote hosted on the IC. This would have been truly something powerful if finished.
Truly unstoppable source code 
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I film it every week mate, so just catch up with those videos:
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Honestly, I’ve been deep in the negatives ever since I discovered the IC back when it was worth $700. But I’ll let the NPCs keep talking.
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Lmao yes I am an npc 100%
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NPCs trying to get more money from Adam by spreading FUD about other projects.
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That ship has sailed
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I’ve been around since genesis so calling me an NPC is just another way to avoid answering questions.
Being in the negative is something you are doing to yourself, just answer the questions that are asked instead of blocking on X when you get hard questions.
I really want you to change my mind an perspective about you / seers / icx, so I will ask again;
What did you actually develop with the SNS and crowdfund NFT / funded funds.
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We’ve already had this discussion while you were calling me a scammer everywhere, and you didn’t change your mind. Nothing will, so there’s no point in continuing. I have better things to do.
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You don’t have better things to do, obviously.
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I guess this proves my point
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Hey just want to chime in as an ICP and ecosystem investor that it would be nice to have a dapp created by a team that deals with project updates! Wouldn’t that be nice? No matter how you may feel about it, every investor needs to stay in the loop and be informed about progress! Otherwise, these projects are going to keep bleeding and people will get all excited at the beginning only to be disappointed later on! I don’t think it is acceptable for SNS projects that get funded via investors like me and via the Neuron Fund and/or via DFINITY grants to not have some type of required updates and deliverables showing progress to the community! If ICVC has these requirements, why not roll them out across the board? I am personally extremely disappointed with EstateDAO, FuelEV, Dragginz, and Trax. Trax for example has an OpenChat which they completely ignore and I’ve tried messaging and emailing them with important bugs and feedback with no response! They are working on the dapp but there’s issues! So why not have a dapp on the IC that is setup just for project updates and project feedback and a bug tracker for everyone to participate in? It would really help keep teams accountable and would definitely help their token prices over the longer term! When you hear nothing, you assume nothing is happening! EstateDAO should be ashamed! A single listing that stagnates there since SNS launch! Absolutely nothing! Dragginz, unresponsive to questions and showing nothing more than their website claims for what their MMO will be like and instead we have borovan wasting his time with conspiracy theories all day on here! And FuelEV got funded with a horrific website that doesn’t even work? Are we running a charity here or are we funding real web3 businesses?
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Can you show me on this doll where Dragginz hurt you?
Borovan, you’re obviously a very intelligent dev and person who believes in the Internet Computer project and wants it to be a huge success and I don’t disagree with you that all of these projects need to communicate better not only with the community but with each other! After all, the IC project is a TEAM effort! We need everyone working together and supporting each other in a positive environment! It is not productive to sling accusations without a true discussion and concrete evidence. Circumstantial evidence is easy to obtain. This is why I highly recommend there be an actual in-person convention for the entire IC ecosystem at some point and until then possibly a gigantic virtual town hall meeting to address these issues esp. of distrust! Someone at DFINITY should be doing the investigative work to keep everyone honest and you shouldn’t be the one who needs to be concerning yourself with this task. There should be a full time auditor who audits all projects on the IC. Instead, you should be focusing 100% on your Dragginz game which I’m sure will be amazing when it comes out! Just keep in mind however that you also are not perfect and have not updated the community or responded to the community regarding Dragginz as far as I can tell on the forum and elsewhere. This is a PIVOTAL moment in ICP’s history and I, more than anyone, want to see everyone getting along and let’s bury the conspiracy theories and all work together! There is an explanation for everything going on! The major conspiracy was SBF/FTX and we all know that! No one can come close to what he has done to damage the IC and the price and investor confidence! Now it’s time to bring it all back! So no offense man. I believe in you and I appreciate you cleaning up the node providers and esp. any bad actors on here and putting them on notice but in the end, this isn’t as productive as actually delivering your web3 projects and promises which we all want to see finally!
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Personally I’d be interested to know what projects if any received a $100k in the last year or two. As far as I can tell it was a lot easier back around genesis time to receive a large grant like that from the foundation but I don’t think its the case anymore. I know of a good project (not mine) that wanted a larger grant of around $50-$100k which had considerable users but they were only able to secure a $25k grant. My guess is that there has been a policy change over time, or the focus has been on getting new projects rather than investing into existing ones.
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Don’t worry i am gathering actual evidence and sharing it with the foundation. It is really shocking the amount of real estates agents with prior debt problems and zero experience with technology, let along block chain tech, are involved with the IC ecosystem…
This is being investigated. I am dogged, I have no financial gain here, I am just a justice warrior.
IC should be a safe haven from liars, fraud and deception.
Just because the tools haven’ t been there to expose and link the transactions before, does not mean you have got away with it. The international legal system still applies and using the power of the blockchain, we will be able to supply unrefusable proof of wrong doing by said parties.
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I have nothing to do with BoomDAO or Plethora. I’ve told you this many times before, yet you are continuing to make false accusations.
So much good news in one day thank you!!! @Thyassa
Plethora = IC Gallery = ICPMN Network = BOOM DAO = Synapse Neuron = CodeGov
Different names, but same individuals behind the scene.
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This claim above is false.
Below is the truth…
Plethora = IC Gallery = BOOM DAO
The founder of these three projects above also founded the ICP Maximalist Network chat group on telegram at genesis. He has his own story to tell about his transition through these projects and I don’t really know all the details, so I will focus on the path that I took and know well below.
ICP Maximalist Network attracted many people in the ICP ecosystem including me. I realized that we had many people in the group from different backgrounds that could form a community based known neuron, so I recruited a group of about 10 people and we defined our work processes and strategy for engaging in governance as volunteers. When known neurons became a thing, we were the very first known neuron. That neuron is now called Synapse because the founder for ICP Maximalist Network was not interested in getting tangled up in the politics that inevitably comes from governance participation. Synapse actively votes on Governance and SNS proposal topics, but it is still purely a volunteer effort. Most people in the group don’t like to get involved in the politics of governance, which is why you don’t normally see very many people who vote as Followees for the Synapse neuron engage publicly except when they are highly compelled. The expectations have always been that all Followees will vote with their own convictions based on whatever evidence they find relevant for each topic.
After a couple of years, I began to realize that project leaders and whales in the ICP ecosystem were doing nothing to review technical proposals and vote independently on technical changes as I thought they might do naturally to help protect their projects and investments. There was no incentive for anyone to help advance decentralization through their vote as intended. So I decided to start a new organization called CodeGov that was based on the premise that if you offer incentives to developers, then they would be willing to dedicate a portion of their time to develop the skills needed to properly review technical proposals, write up their findings, and vote independently. This has the additional benefit of also keeping them sharp on protocol changes and provides them a supplemental income in exchange for a small time commitment. Hence, I formed CodeGov, LLC and applied for grants in order to secure the funding needed to contract with developers to perform this work. Since this is exactly what DFINITY wanted the community to be doing (which should be obvious to anyone), they have funded many such grants and have even opened it up to the wider community through the Grants for Voting Neurons program. So while CodeGov may have been the first known neuron to publicly provide technical proposal reviews and independent voting, there are now also other organizations such as CO.DELTA, Zenith Code, Aviate Labs, and 1eo who are doing the same for specific technical topics.
Anyway, the narrative that all those projects listed above are equal is false. There are very good reasons why each organization formed. I’m happy to discuss and explain the Synapse and CodeGov story any time, but they are independent from the other projects.
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