See title -- JINN seems to be linked with IOTA, so to me the answer should be yes, but I thought I would pose it.
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Please add site-scope.– HelmarDec 1 '17 at 11:58
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Some context about JINN and a way you're leaning would be nice. Otherwise what are we voting on? See meta.stackexchange.com/help/whats-meta– HelmarDec 1 '17 at 12:00
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I was thinking of posting a similar question on meta, but I couldn't come up with any example questions that someone might ask (or at least, all the ones I could come up with would be closed as speculative/opinion-based). But that just means I couldn't think of anything; do you have any ideas for possible on-topic JINN questions?– todofixthisDec 9 '17 at 21:59
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On the one hand, I'd say of course because it's been part of IOTA's vision from the outset. The tangle will thrive on this meshed ecosystem of Jinn-PoWin' mini-nodes running on meellions of devices.
OTOH, I have this feeling the founders would like to keep it under wraps for now? Linking the ternary processing hardware to the ledger may be undesirable at this point.
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4The founders wishes are irrelevant. SE is a separate platform. The relevance of JINN for this site is to be discussed.– HelmarDec 1 '17 at 11:58
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I second what Helmar said on SE being independent from the founders. If we wouldn't allow any questions on JINN in general this would be plain censorship. I think it is a good idea to see and decide from case to case.– derfiumDec 1 '17 at 20:50
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Not pleading for censorship or submission. Trying to understand core team's apparent reluctance to discuss Jinn & link it to IOTA. Their wishes are irrelevant indeed -- their reasoning may have merit. Though I agree that, if there's no further info to be had, of course the topic should be free to dicuss.– jabmanDec 1 '17 at 21:13
I would say no for speculation and yes for facts. But as we know, everything is speculation now.
