What will they work on? Why is klee paying for it? Or is this a community fund?

I didn't mean that. I'll rephrase:

I'm not interested in policing what kinds of products people buy. But the public asset exchange is not as such a convenient forum for SR type business. It doesn't support mail-delivery type trades out of the box, and it is public. I have suggested adding password-protection and encryption on the AM based markets proposed originally by BCNext.

For the record, I did reach out to several Tech-Dev members offering my services and quoting rates.
No reply, so I am assuming no interest.

No biggie. I was starting to have second thoughts about the offer anyway. I'm no longer convinced that Nxt will not turn out be
a dystopian wasteland of confusion, chaos and ridiculous fees at every turn. I'm not seeing the advantages of using Nxt over just sticking with a trusted centralized exchange.

I haven't even really gotten into my complete opposition to the idea of charging a fee for merely placing a buy or sell order, not for executing an order but just putting out your reel. In my opinion, this is going to be make or break for many considering using the AE.
No one else seems to think it will be a problem.

To the person who said I mention Ripple too much, I only do that because Ripple is Nxt's direct competitor and Nxt and Ripple are very very much alike.  I'd prefer Nxt to come out on top, but from where I sit,  Ripple doesn't have a lot of the problems I see with forging, fees and scalability, coupled with the fact that Ripple's transactions are so much faster. Ripple does have a community as well and even has a libertarian following. Check out Xrptalk.org or OpenXrp.org they have plenty of entusiastic supporters.

Considering how very much like Ripple Nxt is, I think it's pertinent. I have tried to offer solutions to at least get the thought process going but the developers are dismissive. I get the feeling of being talked down to whenever I bring up concerns and get the sense the feedback is not desired unless it consists of mindless praise and enthusiasm. I'm getting the feeling that anyone who is not a developer is viewed as an annoyance, especially anyone who has invested for speculative reasons, which is probably about 85% of Nxt holders.

Developers seem to have issues with speculators, who I believe they need dearly and are dismissive of at their peril. That's their right.
For the rest of us we'll vote with our feet, our wallets and our energy.

Who will announce and when?
Why is klee paying for it? Or is this a community fund?

Did you want some TestNXt ?

GTFO

No, then I am the only one who didnt use ripple, ever.

I never used Ripple too and I'm happy I didn't.

I was responding to someone from earlier. And your reply only illustrates my point about the dismissiveness towards people who have legitimate concerns. I'm not the one who decided to make a multi-thousand page Jerry Seinfeld thread about nothing.

Last time I checked you don't speak for everyone who reads it and I am sure many people are unaware of what Ripple even is.

If you want people to stay on the topics of YOUR choosing then use a better format.

Thanks, I´m here since december, I know that. Just want to clarify what funds these are.

I agree with number two also. If the AE is even remotely successful, it would definitely be of interest to index the thing. I think it would kind of be advantageous to do something along the lines of what Craigslist does to index listings; breaking the body of listings down by location, and general categories, and then each individual listing provides more specific details. The AE is great for what it symbolizes, but for future usage, I think it will need to address the issue of organizing listed assets, among other possible ease of usage changes.