I wonder if it's possible to give rewards to people who are bringing more users to the ecosystem. Although, I do agree with some people here -- we are still in Beta -- quality is better than quantity at this stage.
Really with the way STEEM/SP/ and SD interact I feel like there is room for some type of affiliate tracking. I know some bitcoin related computer games that involve that type of reward system.
So to clarify, is it basically that each person who commits is committing to recruit one person per week, plus their recruit will recruit one person per week, and that will turn into the 1,000,000?
Correct. If you brought a friend for next week count that as 2. Then you each bring another friend the following week, we'd be at 4. You 4 bring 4 - we're at 8. 8 into 16. 16:32 etc.
If we started at 2,500 people over 9 weeks doing the same thing - we'd be at 1,000,000 =)
I wonder if it's possible to give rewards to people who are bringing more users to the ecosystem. Although, I do agree with some people here -- we are still in Beta -- quality is better than quantity at this stage.
Really with the way STEEM/SP/ and SD interact I feel like there is room for some type of affiliate tracking. I know some bitcoin related computer games that involve that type of reward system.
Go ahead and open an issue on steemit.com and steemit on github.
Here are my thoughts on the topic :)
https://steemit.com/steemit/@timcliff/steemit-lifetime-recruitment-bonus-how-rewarding-recruitment-can-help-grow-the-steemit-community
Reading now.
So to clarify, is it basically that each person who commits is committing to recruit one person per week, plus their recruit will recruit one person per week, and that will turn into the 1,000,000?
Correct. If you brought a friend for next week count that as 2. Then you each bring another friend the following week, we'd be at 4. You 4 bring 4 - we're at 8. 8 into 16. 16:32 etc.
If we started at 2,500 people over 9 weeks doing the same thing - we'd be at 1,000,000 =)
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