Gridcoin-Site VS Gridcoin-Tasks

What are people's thoughts? If people are generally in support of this we can go ahead with it, if it's controversial then it should probably be sent to a poll. Feedback and discussion is encouraged here or on Github. https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Site/pull/395

I have submitted some proposed changes to the Gridcoin.us site, but it became clear that some of the changes I proposed would mark a departure from the existing way of doing things, and that soliciting community feedback to would be a good step to take figure out what the network as a whole actually wants.

https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Site/pull/317 (new pages)

You can also find some of the other old logos and all from the old versions of the site. For instance browsing from a commit 4 years ago (d049a12f2ce46eb97a1070f7997994db73c01fa6), you'll see this image, this one, another similar one, one that I don't know why it existed, and more.

For the wiki stuff, it's less focused on the guides and more on the topics themselves although some do have some how-to type things in there. Funny enough I am working on a big update to the solo, pool, and non-cruncher guides on gridcoin.us. If you want to see a list of some of the pages that would be good to add/update, take a look at https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Site/issues/258. If you want to look at an overview of how to edit the wiki, take a look at https://gridcoin.us/wiki/wiki-editing.html

I agree with the other commenters that the best way to get an idea of it is to look at it yourself.

It's hard to trust people in general, so that's why I left it in for more transparency. I think that's an issue that goes to more than just crypto too unfortunately. I'd agree that it's worse in the crypto world in general, however.

If you want some degree of evidence that I believe in the coin, you can take a look at some of the work I've done[1][2]. None of this can tell you anything with high confidence unfortunately with out any real knowledge of each other, so the best solution is not to take my complete word on everything. Most of the work I've done is on the site and wiki system (208 commits)[1], and I've done a little bit on the wallet itself (19 commits)[2], but my C++ abilities aren't the best, so not as much as the site.

Lastly, 5000 Gridcoin is really not a lot in comparison to most of the network, but still of course raises potential conflicts of interests. I know that it's still hard to trust anyone on this because there's a lot of shill type people in the crypto world unfortunately, so it's best to look at the system itself

[1] https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Site/graphs/c...

For more details see this pull request: https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Site/pull/282

I'm aware since I added the words "for science" to to the site about a week ago (well planned it before that but it went live about a week ago). https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Site/pull/276

Anyone interested should also look into Gridcoin, you can get some crypto back in addition to doing some good science.

https://gridcoin.us/

Gridcoin. Support science. https://gridcoin.us

Been around longer than Eth has. You can check out the mining/crunching guides at gridcoin.us. If you run into any questions hop on the discord people are happy to help

Generally in terms of best to run for earning GRC it's math > physics > health augmented by CPU/GPU. You can get an idea of which those are by looking at the whitelist on gridcoin.us. I would avoid sidock for pis, iirc their workunits are very read/write heavy which isn't great for an SD-card based system.

Gridcoin - This cryptocurrency rewards users for participating in BOINC, a platform for distributed computing that supports a variety of scientific research projects.

I run BOINC with Gridcoin… but you’re likely not going to make much, if anything, after electricity. It’s for science tho :)

And there's rewards for doing it - https://gridcoin.us/

https://gridcoin.us. It’s a project that incentivizes distributive computing.

I noticed Universe@home is no longer showing in my wallet whitelist, but cannot find anything on it being removed from GRC. This might be a dumb question, but can anyone give me a link to what happened? I don't see anything on this sub and https://gridcoin.us/ still shows it whitelisted, but I know that's slow to update at times.

Link to Github issue: https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Tasks/issues/260