Couldn't agree more. Global awareness is something we desperately need moving forward. Spread the word guys as best you can. You know myself and the rest of the contributing community will continue to do so. I am going to create a Noble Newsletter/Flyer (hopefully this evening) that everyone can distribute around Facebook,Reddit,Twitter and every related crypto forum possible. I should have an update for you all hopefully before midnight(EST).

Quoting myself to go a bit futher on this aspect.

Without knowing much about how the dev and community sees my idea, I would like to explain how I see all this.
like I said in earlier posts I always like to see some structure. When we observe how all different coins act on marketing we see a lot of different paths. One thing is very obvious to me, you should never copy a coin that, has a stronger community and is one step ahead already. For instance, we shouldn't copy Reddcoin in trying to become famous because of tipping on social media. When we look at NobleCoin, we have a nice community, not extremely big, but also a community with people that know how to behave ( no fights here). We all agreed on, NobleCoin being a coin, were concentrating on Noble behaviour is part of our community. Very nice, I think. Last week one of the members proposed to concentrate more on a lot different small charities and Noblesteps was born.
I would like to proceed in this direction. Noblecoin should finally be THE coin associated with charities. I would like to see Noblesteps changed to a professional business.
What do we need in no particular order?
1. We need someone to write a professional mail ( with foto's maybe) that can be send to charities, we like.
2. In case a charity wants to join us, we need a guy who provides the material to the charity. With material I mean; banner and behind that info about nobleCoin.
3. We need a guy who is searching for charities that could be interested or would be interesting for us.
4. We have to set up the rules for the charities if they want to join. I am thinking of;
A. The charity posts a NobleCoin-banner at their page (good for Noblecoin).
B. The charity puts their NobleCoin-wallet address at their own site ( good for both).
C. The charity gets her banner/info + NobleCoin-wallet-address listed at Noblesteps ( good for the charity).
D. NobleCoin is allowed to market their donation made to the charity ( good for both). ( It's also important for ourselves to make sure we market these things the right way).
E. We have to agree at which amount ( recieved funds from comm-members) a donation to a charity is being made.
F. When sending a first mail to a charity it's always nice we can offer something. Personally, I am willing to spend 3,000,000 NobleCoins for this goal. I was thinking to offer the first 30 charities that like to join 100,000 Nobles. When in the future NobleCoin would rise, we could cutt these 3,000,000 in smaller parts when the community thinks it would be better. (good for the charity and at least initially bad for me).

I am interested to hear what the community thinks about this idea.

No Problem!
Just a quick snippet of what I have so far. It will most likely be a two page .PDF file with links to all the above images. The second page will have some information regarding NobleCoin and current news such as VoS and whatnot. If you guys have any suggestions feel free to let me know!

I pretty much agree completely, as I mentioned in the last post this happens on a slightly more informal level in the background. Right now, any coin younger than 6-10 months is under scrutiny and has to 'prove' it is not a short-term scam.

1. We have an email ready to be 'upgraded' to a PDF, we can share this with the release mentioned in the post above.
2. Charities get logos and 'accepted here' images from a URL on the website, they will then added it or an address to their website. They generally already have any info. via email discussions with us or the website.
3. That would be great, I personally email a number monthly, but the more people out there asking and introducing others to accepting Noble the faster/better it works.
4. We don't try to go by any hard or fast rules, but A, B, and C are definitely done initially. An image or banner sometimes is a no-go, instead they mentioned they publicly accept NobleCoin directly and list an address.

D. is tricky, because as was shown to us with The Water Project cryptocurrency news sites (the ones I imagine you want to focus on for marketing to a wider audience) simply won't run any stories about Noble. Even if we donated 4x more than LTC for a project or 3% of our market cap worth (opposed to DOGE's 0.02% something) months beforehand and for the same cause we do not get news articles. Whether this is because they don't hold NOBL and don't want to promote it or because we don't offer enough money (although we do enquire about prices) I don't know.

E. may be unnecessary, we set goals as we did with The Water Project and met them as a community (most was donated by the us initially though), but often any amount by anyone willing is more than enough.

F. I agree with also, our initial rounds were met with a $100-$500 'thank you' donation. Unfortunately the $500 donation was to a very well known and respected BTC charity who never actually added us to their website alongside others, which was a bit of a kick in the teeth. I think any altcoin or BTC charity or initiative is more than deserving of an initial 'thank you' donation and we made that clear in our first round of approaches, covered from the reserve addresses.

Done.

I'll try and put up a new NobleCoin article regarding the Vault of Satoshi addition later today. been an extremely busy week for me so I haven't gotten around to doing much :<

Hopefully you are right. As far as I can see, our chances are the best when contacting charities that, like green energy ( allthough we aren't POS), don't like banks, don't like governments...etc.

http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/2014/5/3/noblecoin-added-to-vault-of-satoshi#

Small article

I think that kind of community involvement is perfect, the more people getting directly involved the faster we can move things along. I also know we're slightly behind on the website revamp but we are making the landing pages a lot more welcoming and user-friendly to all groups. After a couple of rounds of feedback and improvements I don't think anyone will be disappointed.

Kresu I'm more than happy to send through BTC to cover server hosting for such a project.