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Google Form "Membership registration" #19

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lapin7 opened this issue Apr 1, 2017 · 29 comments
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Google Form "Membership registration" #19

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lapin7 commented Apr 1, 2017

Membership registration form, VIEW is now in sections that follows logic branching.
Membership registration form, EDIT
At each section you can add "sections to go to" pending the answer of a multiple choice.

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lapin7 commented Apr 1, 2017

The form itself needs a better introduction. Something with the advantages and wishful duties of a member. It would be nice if new-members get RHOC back for the $10. 💯
One question has to be added: "What is the Transaction ID of your payment of the membership fee of $20,00 in ETH or BTC"
The output could be something like a certificate of membership, with a referral link for boarding on your friend. Then again you would get 100 RHOC 👍

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lapin7 commented Apr 2, 2017

The membership form is on line. If there are any issues about it, those should preferably be mentioned here.

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jimscarver commented Apr 2, 2017 via email

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jimscarver commented Apr 2, 2017

Ok, I see the form is modified already and does not use the membership contract for payment.

I am fine with that. My only concern is that payment transaction ids are public and could be used in nuisance submissions.

HJ> @jimscarver how is the "membership contract for payment" added again?

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lapin7 commented Apr 4, 2017

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lapin7 commented May 4, 2017

The feedback to the user when the form has been filled out has to be better and it needs a link to propose tasks/projects and to set up an Statement of Work (SoW) Form

The result is used in a template to set up an actual SoW with this template

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lapin7 commented May 4, 2017

Membership registration form, EDIT
The BTC payment option is deleted, because Rchain just needs an ETH-address to be able send back the 100 RHOC.

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lapin7 commented May 9, 2017

Help suggestion: Getting the right ETH address
Ok, now I know what's going on. That first address, with 159k, is an exchange. I didn't have any Ether in MyEtherWallet, so I paid the fee from an exchange, and entered my MyEtherWallet address as my ETH address.

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lapin7 commented May 9, 2017

Paying out RHOC:

  • added "Merge and Mail Attachments" to Google Sheets
  • created in the response sheet of Membership registration a Mail Merge template with: GithubName, ETH-address, Remark
  • created a Draft email with fields to fill, for example {{GithubName}}
  • send message to verify ETH address
  • send 100 RHOC to repliers, see
  • send out second email to announce the transaction

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patrick727 commented May 10, 2017

Process sounds good to me, silly question but what do you mean mail merge template @lapin7 lol?

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lapin7 commented May 11, 2017 via email

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Ahh ok I see, good job.

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lapin7 commented May 27, 2017

I've been working again on the membership registration. Could you give it a new try. If you click this form then you can re-edit your once filled out data. Take care because a submit will overwrite the old data.

You will also get an automatic standard email with your answers and an explanation of the process.
I also want to implement the RChain ID-creator of Jim in the process. And to integrate the form for job application and creating an SoW.
I wil ask to fill it out again to: @kitblake @jimscarver @plantether @patrick727

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@lapin7 made some edits to the email reply. Which form is that you would like for us to fill out again? could you link it here?

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kitblake commented May 28, 2017 via email

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lapin7 commented May 28, 2017

Great cooperation :-) thx.

I think we have to change "Membership registration" into "Activist registration". Like that we can get rid of the legal hurdles of Evan.

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Glad to see the term "Activist" coming into play. IMHO it works. People who get involved are active, not passive. It also echoes "activist investor" which is perfectly appropriate because some people are doing so-called grunt work (à la "Slicing Pie", http://slicingpie.com/), investing time in the initiative.

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We can also do incremental registration for activists. If you don't think you'll earn more than $500 then we don't need KYC data. But later, if it looks like that will change, then we need more identity in order to comply with international law. The $500 threshold also depends on how successful we are establishing the RHOC as an exchangeable instrument. But even if it's value stays stable, we'll need an automated alarm that warns before an Activist exceeds the $500 limit.

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In the response text (Form Publisher Template) I made a bunch of minor English edits. Can we test it? I think there will be confusion with the inserted variable values. For instance, when this phrase gets rendered:

You said: "<<Do you prefer to earn your rewards in (old-fashioned) US Dollars?>>"

It will appear like this:

You said "Yes".

But the reader will have no idea what the question was. So we probably need to make that clear each time we insert a value. I can forge ahead and do that, or maybe we want to test first.

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lapin7 commented Jun 13, 2017

This is the template for creating a SoW. The text is OK now. But is it clear enough that the worker is an individual contractor??
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZlWPeICrkmL_GW5UwOuGZ4PJvcOb7uv7tBEm-6hhNkw/edit

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@lapin7 I don't think it is that explicit so i suggested a section in the above, besides that it is very comprehensive and clean. Good job

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