Telegram is a chaos but better accessible via phone. And people are there to follow multiple projects / conversations (and in real time). So just those really interested in SNET would come here on a regular basis.
Banned from telegram⦠Again.
Fixed
Thanks Aderson⦠Due to the two prior warnings for breaches, I have decided to migrate to our Forum.
When do we start setting up our crowd sourced AGI layer? Blockchain timeā¦
Hi Joe,
Can you expand upon what you mean here please?
Thank you.
I have sent an email via our website seeking some strategic feedback on the blockchain aspects of the project⦠I am seeking some more secure means of making a contribution. (I got a fake Aderson DM on telegram as well)
Yes we are dealing with this person or people who are to quote from another source āimpersonating an officerāā¦
@Tim I think the Telegram groups allow for live chat that is missing here on the forum. It doesnāt matter to me, because I donāt have technical input, nor am I particularly knowledgeable, so any response to my imput is not particularly critical. However there are people on Telegram, who might be looking for an immediate answer, especially as so many people are from different time zones.
I like the forum, as longer debates are posted, butTelegram is useful especially for news, Benās presentations, media reports and techy questions and answers. I have not got notifications activated, but for someone really waiting on a piece of information, Telegram is faster.
Iāll get off my podium now.
Hi colettebytes,
Thank you for this suggestion and your contributions to the forum, we are super happy to have such thoughtful members!!
In truth we never really expected to migrate over people from the forum, I think migration was the wrong word to use as it suggests a move away from Telegram and that isnāt the case. Of course, we want our valued telegram members to experience the forum, but we donāt want them to move away from our telegram groups either
We have considered a chat section within the forum itself in the past and it may be something we implement in the future. Typically the flow of conversations within a forum environment tends to be quite in-depth, where discussions can be enjoyed time and time again due to the more persistent nature of the posts over that of chat.
Short posts are ok if they contain additional information that is added to the overall flow of the thread, so a reply with a simple I agree or something along those lines is not best suited to the forum enviroment.
If you do agree with a post, then usually adding the reason why for example is enough even if that in itself is only a couple of lines.
Also because of the way in which people watch their own threads for replies, it can be tempting to bump a thread up the trending list by posting in the thread and those that are subscribed to the thread all get a notification, if then the post that was added to the thread and triggered the bump was irrelevant or devoid of content then it damages the success of the thread but has wider implications to the quality of the overall forum.
What we want to do is promote quality of content, interesting ideas that people want to engage with and follow.
I am steadily adding more and more content both regarding SingularityNET directly through #agichat but also through adding threads about subjects that interest me like this thread
Also, images speak a thousand words and learning how to format here also draws people towards your ideas.
I hope this finds you well
All the best,
Tim,
Post Ibbyās Christmas guessing game on Singularitynet.io? To help integrate Telegram Twitter etc.'s and create more action in a more expansive setting.
For me, telegram is the site office/smoko shed, our forum is the project office, .io is head office⦠In a decentralized sort of way.
hi im N8,
Im new to the community and would like to get involved. Im learning Python in hopes that i come contribute.
I absolutely LOVE Sofia, and im convinced the AGI platform will be successful.
Any ideas on how i can become more useful faster?!
thanks/kind regards,
N8
Pick a specific area of interest and try to get an in community group started. Make recommendations by consensus. Seek external advice⦠participate in project governance. Be heard! Tim knows the processā¦
The reason I havenāt switched is because of things Iāve heard about telegram security.
Then again I roll my own cryptography, but the caveat is I donāt intend it for a security purpose, but rather a āMachine Learningā purpose, teaching an AI on how to break simple ciphers.
Or I may be confusing Telegram with something else, Iāll check in a bit. ( Right now Iām creating a variation of decision trees, called āWillow Plantingā, with the algorithm spreading out in a weeping willow fashion. )
Edit: Checked, and I have it, so no problem. What I was worried is how hard it might be to keep logging in.
One reason I may use the forums more: the singularity removal bot seems to be largely removing things on a whim. If there was a better way to scout for talent for AI developers Iām all ears. But Iām not terribly pleased with a bot assuming Iām distributing viruses simply because Iām a new user.
Especially when itās open source content.
Have some kind of clear or consistent policy with things, or I might as well develop software for myself.
And a written policy, draconian rules doesnāt help anyone.
Maybe the forums can have more specific forum titles too. That sure would eliminate a crap load of confusion. Otherwise I might as well develop stuff on my own, or use discord that has sections that are far more specific. OpenCog even has a community specifically for development, so this place is simply redundant.
Try singularity net on LinkedInā¦