Proposal “mnowatch-hosting-2023“ (Closed)Back
Title: | mnowatch-hosting-2023 |
Owner: | itsdemo |
Monthly amount: | 1 DASH (23 USD) |
Completed payments: | no payments occurred yet (13 month remaining) |
Payment start/end: | 2022-11-04 / 2023-11-13 (added on 2022-11-04) |
Votes: | 649 Yes / 32 No / 14 Abstain |
External information: | mnowatch.org/about/ |
Proposal description
The current proposal will help us to pay for hosting fees of mnowatch.org .
We are asking for 1 Dash per cycle, you are free to fund as many or as few cycles as you wish.
About MNOwatch
MNOwatch is a community run website which aims to provide information and services about and for the Dash network. We can be contacted on the forum and subreddit . Our current git repo is available for review and PRs, it has the code for the main reports on the home page, however, the rest of the site is yet to be added to a public repo. Also, much of the code that runs MNOwatch is available at this repo.
How it works
MNOwatch utilises a split system where one server runs the webserver and PHP and cron jobs and another server runs the dashd. This helps to keep content in one place and spread the load across two different severs, it also helps with reducing costs of for storage. Each server costs about $25/month to run.
P.S. We created this proposal with the help of Mnowatch proposal generator.
We are asking for 1 Dash per cycle, you are free to fund as many or as few cycles as you wish.
About MNOwatch
MNOwatch is a community run website which aims to provide information and services about and for the Dash network. We can be contacted on the forum and subreddit . Our current git repo is available for review and PRs, it has the code for the main reports on the home page, however, the rest of the site is yet to be added to a public repo. Also, much of the code that runs MNOwatch is available at this repo.
How it works
MNOwatch utilises a split system where one server runs the webserver and PHP and cron jobs and another server runs the dashd. This helps to keep content in one place and spread the load across two different severs, it also helps with reducing costs of for storage. Each server costs about $25/month to run.
P.S. We created this proposal with the help of Mnowatch proposal generator.
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It is a sign that itsdemo is getting increasingly more unhinged and paranoid and i do not want to support people that behave like that in their budget proposals .
I only voted YES in the past due to the involvement of xkcd, certainly not because of itsdemo involvement.
Qwizzie has just 8 masternodes voting power, thus he is unable to defund mnowatch.
I asked someone to prove that he is not an agent.
Stop lying !
You reveal yourself.
https://mnowatch.org/the_results_dashd_2023-08-28-22-40-58.uniqueHashVotes.123.html?6=893050956617405733456381068207323345299045572027
Not only are you targetting proposal owners who have not publicly supported or mentioned mnowatch and are accusing them of being 'agents', you also personally attack anyone that does not share your opinion and use mnowatch voting analytics in some immature way in an useless effort to discredit them.
Here is a newsflash for you demo :
* any MNO that has moved his masternodes into Evonodes is willingly sacrificing his own privacy (as the 4K collateral can not be obscured through PrivateSend and is therefore fully visible to public tracing)
* any MNO that is using the same payout address for his Masternodes / Evonodes (like i did with my Evonodes) is intentionally sacrificing his own privacy.
* any MNO that mention in budget proposals on Dash Central how he is voting, can be more easily tracked.
From the above three bullet points the conclusion can be very simply drawn, that i simply do not care if people can tell how many Masternodes or Evonodes i have.
https://mnowatch.org/the_results_dashd_2023-08-28-22-40-58.uniqueHashVotes.123.html?6=893050956617405733456381068207323345299045572027
...and add it into the types ????
https://mnowatch.org/Types/index.html?1=
The well known irrational qwizzie, the man we all know and love!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS7K2mybKBw
That is a pleasent surprise, thank you for voting the encoiterUBI numbers!
Do you think that @xkcd should throw me out of mnowatch server?
(Many votes ($$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$) in your balance) - ;-)
Humans who dont have , they need a dividend.
So my plan is to vote the numbers ...
https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/pre-proposal-would-you-like-to-be-able-to-vote-with-number-v2.52643/#post-229591
..and the decided number / portion of the budget to be given as a dividend ...
https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/universal-dividend-and-web-of-trust-for-dash-v2.51722/
..to all proved individuals.
https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/pre-proposal-would-you-like-this-proof-of-individuality-to-be-implemented-in-dash.15946/#post-133942
This will be a reward, to all of us, me included.
Please vote at it.
https://www.dashcentral.org/p/encointerUBI-Digit1
https://www.dashcentral.org/p/encointerUBI-Digit2
https://www.dashcentral.org/p/encointerUBI-Range-0-242-Digit3
This proposal is just for the hosting of mnowatch. I think the money asked is pretty fair.
If you imply that we should ask for more in order to accelarate the development of mnowatch, well, this is another proposal. But I have not discuss about it yet with XK....
Finnaly anyone who thinks that mnowatch should include some more features, he is free to
1) offer the code
2) improve our opensource code
3) add a proposal to the budget asking random developers to code the requested feature, and then me and XK we will either approve their code (and add it to our site) or we will enter the competition and code the feature in order to get the bounty offered.
voting yes if that was not obvious.
plain old Solarguy
Thank you very much Solar, both for your vote and for your encouraging words!
I do agree with 3d1409ae, that MNOwatch UI could use an overhaul. The landingplace is currently just too textual and looks a bit messy. You could think about using headers, sub headers and enclosed sections for key components of mnowatch.org with an overal Dash theme throughout the site.
For example you could focus on a layout similar like that on dash.org/forum and convert that to mnowatch.org or you could use buttons and enclosed sections like Dash Masternode Information (see http://178.254.23.111/~pub/Dash/Dash_Info.html).
Also it would be nice to see some pie charts with regards to whale nodes.
Just some food for thought.
Post your UI proposal as a comment in https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/mnowatch-org.51697/
As long as the likes in your post remain more than the dislikes, your solution will appear in the front page of mnowatch. Provided of course that you, or someone else, will deal with the code required to transform the front page fromthe current condition to the desired one.....
I tend to agree with you, we have to create a layout similar to dash.org/forum. Further more specific suggestions , ideas , or images regarding how mnowatch UI could be imporved can be posted (and of of course voted) here https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/mnowatch-org.51697/
In case a proposed mnowatch UI post is upvoted in the aforementioned forum thread, then a one-time budget proposal could be created, asking web designers to implement the most popular UI idea.
Thank you very much for you suggestions and for you support.
Thank you very much for your support!
Example:
What does "the distribution 2022-11-24-00-52-24" mean oh I click it and it's about who owns how many masternodes!
Possible changes: (TL;DR: Take inspiration from DashCentral)
1. Make something like your "About" page the landing page (but with better looks and a nav bar) so people are greeted with an explanation and some navigation links, not a full on CSV/xt file dump right off the bat. Sort of like your current front page list of services, but without the massive file dump beneath it and with more explanation about each service.
2. Your solution of splitting up the server loads is very nice, but no non-programmer/people other than you care or need to know about it. Can you imagine if the front page of Facebook was an explanation about their data centers?
3. Related to nr 3, instead in the about page you should go into more detail about what your site/service offers. WHAT kind of MNO information can I find for example? Where do I find it? (Instead of clicking every txt link until I find a file that looks like what I want)
4. You need to have a navigation bar. See how it is here on DashCentral: Everything I need can be found to the side with clear labels.
5. Use plain black text on white or slightly gray backgrounds. Strong colors on black or picture backgrounds are out of style and can be confusing.
6. When the time comes to dump your data it should be clearly explained what it is and on its own page for each table/csv view. Not all together.
7. If you get that far you can consider simple stuff like a wordpress theme or using wordpress themes for inspiration and applying "Bootstrap" (trust me it's pretty easy and good for making a decent web UI).
Anyway just my take, and you get plus points for listing both csv as well as txt/html so I don't have to download files to view your data!
Thank you very much for your suggestions, I agree to most of them. We will continue improving the gui as much as our time and skills allow us, and we will take seriously your helful suggestions.
MNOwatch is rly a good tool. Thnx.
You have my vote guys.