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I meant to add the link - https://github.com/PrusaMK2Users/3030_Haribo_Edition
Let’s do it!
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I meant to add the link - https://github.com/PrusaMK2Users/3030_Haribo_Edition
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Sure, though I think the idea of a "serial number" is a thing that isn't really possible. Too many out there self-sourced and un-tracked. They'd just be made up numbers and people would get bitchy.
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Let’s do it!
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I think we could make it work with the following:
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Sure, though I think the idea of a "serial number" is a thing that isn't
really possible. Too many out there self-sourced and un-tracked. They'd
just be made up numbers and people would get bitchy.
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Let’s do it!
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I think that's fine. Don't include a straight # column, just sort it by date.
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I think we could make it work with the following:
- Serials are ISO dates. 20180204 for instance. If we have more than one on the same day, we can append 01, 02, etc in the order they were reported.
- Let’s just use the honor system. Having photographic proof with metadata intact would be a PITA to validate and enforce, not to mention it could be faked.
- We could include whether it was self sourced or from a kit (R3D, etc).
- We could also include any details that are non-stock. For instance Roy’s 300ZLT is technically a 305ZLT, my 300ZL is white, dual extrusion with Bondtech X2, etc I don’t think this overthinks it while retaining simplicity. The major benefit here is if someone saw a unique hotend setup and wants to contact the maker.
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Sure, though I think the idea of a "serial number" is a thing that isn't
really possible. Too many out there self-sourced and un-tracked. They'd
just be made up numbers and people would get bitchy.
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Let’s do it!
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Voron gets considerable visibility and goodwill from their fun serialization process. Builders post a video clip of their new printer printing and to Reddit and get a serial number. It's just for fun, but also so people can refer to specific machines for comments, which is useful.
Something similar with just a picture to Discord or "Witness Me!" post is good enough, and then they get the ISO Date serial number or something similar.
It builds a lot of confidence in the design to see how many are being built, and the diverse mods and users. It's hard for an outsider/visitor to tell today if there are 10 or 100 or 1000 RailCores out there in the wild as the user base is pretty spread out and modifications many.
From a discussion in #railcore where I mentioned keeping track of who has what Railcore (or not) in the channel, it was pointed out by JohnOCFII that Prusa MK2 Users 3030 Haribo Edition keep a public registry on Github.
I'm thinking it might be nice to do something similar?