[Taler] Taler Tutorial for semiprofessionals?

[Thomas]

    Hello,
    
    I'm not a software developer, but following this list after the
    article about GNU Taler in CT (German computer journal).
https://www.heise.de/news/Projekt-GNU-Taler-Das-quelloffene-Bargeld-4892826.html
    
    May question is:
    Could it be possible to make a tutorial for a little (but whole)
    example of "circulating money ecosystem" with Taler?
    What I mean. Since Covid a lot of people, groups got somehow
    acquainted with installing videoconference serves like
    BigBlueButton, Cloud administration, Nextcloud etc.
    And this kind of groups/people e.g. eco village communities etc. –
    as I think – could be interested in trying out Taler system with
    e.g. there own ideas and needs of money.
    
    For example:
https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-oio-186-buying-snacks-via-nfc-with-gnu-taler
    A vending machine running with Taler, would it be possible to
    produce something like a "step by step" tutorial? Which can be used
    by semipro administrators? I don’t mean focus on that level on
    security, the vending machine etc. But on a whole system. How the
    customer gets the "Taler" money, how to spend it, how it gets to the
    merchant...
    Or does it make no sense, because too complicated for semipro, too
    much hacking/maker skills required?
    
    If its somehow realistic and if someone would like to do kind of
    tutorial for "semipro's", I would like to donate for that work. :))
    
    Thanks.
    Thomas

Am 15.03.23 um 12:42 schrieb  Marc Stibane:

On 15.03.2023, at 12:13, Calvin Burns via Taler <taler@gnu.org> wrote:

What use is GNU Taler if it is just another tech make-up on
top of a corrupting and corrupt credit/ledger system?

GNU Taler is agnostic to such questions. You can use it with the current “FIAT” currencies where money is created by credit, or with crypto currencies where money is mined, or with YOUR money system where money always serves the people and not rich investors.

Please establish such a system and we will support it in GNU Taler.

Marc