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>For non-coders, a donation of 50 bitcoins or equivalent value in donated *valuedthing (examples: labor, pickles, neighborhood fiber equipment, etc, etc, etc...) is required. After the validator set begins to form, the validator set is responsible for the pricing of non-coder validators.
>This validator bond may seem excessive, but consider both the amount of potential earnings of a Validator, as well as the market price of the labor done by coder/developer-validators.
The potential earnings depend on how many more tokens the developers will decide to issue. They can issue ones with the same names or new names; all kinds of tricks (for solution see the following link).
How do we consider labor we can't see? How do we know we are paying the real contributors? You can do these [using this template](/r/webofcredit/comments/5uhr85/summarysimplification_of_how_to_issue_atoms_as/) to issue a type of crytpocredit called "softshares" (because it is for software) as a bonded PoS currency You may also claim "hardshares" for hardware development. This can include info about how to obtain or build hardware, if you make it public of course. The idea is to fund all the research and development information so that anyone (best manufacturers) can then build the hardware. At that point the manufacturers don't need to be funded with creditclaims because hardware is an excludable good (ie you can sell it assuming you have best price, etc).