And there’s no way to reasonably back check, maybe the algo works going forward but it’s completely wrong 6 months ago. No way to know until you get 0 tokens at launch.
In the WhitePaper, it is explicitly stated that the most recent QoD, Reward and other mechanisms will be applied retrospectively to your data to calculate the airdrops. It's important to note that the score obtained during the testnet phase is not the final score. Currently, we are fine-tuning the algorithm, but always keeping aligned with WMO and we appreciate your patience during this process. Additionally, it's essential to understand that the QoD mechanism evaluates the quality of weather data based on specific guidelines. However, the Reward Mechanism has the capability to redistribute tokens strategically to ensure fairness among different user groups of the testnet/beta-phase.
@@stavroskeppas251 thanks for explanation, but what I meant is : If my station sending the wrong data for a week and I get notified about it I fix it no prob. But what if my station have been sending wrong data for let's say 8 months and I just now get notified about it?
Wait, so if my QOD was bad for the last 8 months, (wasn't flagged) I won't get rewards for it?
This is my same concern “everything is fine, thanks for helping us beta test, actually that sucked and you get no credit”
And there’s no way to reasonably back check, maybe the algo works going forward but it’s completely wrong 6 months ago. No way to know until you get 0 tokens at launch.
@@JustinBarak hopefully they won't leave us with just a "thank you", they should figure something out.
In the WhitePaper, it is explicitly stated that the most recent QoD, Reward and other mechanisms will be applied retrospectively to your data to calculate the airdrops. It's important to note that the score obtained during the testnet phase is not the final score. Currently, we are fine-tuning the algorithm, but always keeping aligned with WMO and we appreciate your patience during this process. Additionally, it's essential to understand that the QoD mechanism evaluates the quality of weather data based on specific guidelines. However, the Reward Mechanism has the capability to redistribute tokens strategically to ensure fairness among different user groups of the testnet/beta-phase.
@@stavroskeppas251 thanks for explanation, but what I meant is :
If my station sending the wrong data for a week and I get notified about it I fix it no prob. But what if my station have been sending wrong data for let's say 8 months and I just now get notified about it?
need timeline badly