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RE: Cryptocurrency morning report by Craig Grant - July 22, 2016
I like the 12 hours aspect. I am not so sure about the Issue #176 and the limiting top level posts to 4 per 24 hour period or be penalized as spamming. I'm not a fan of such artificial limitations if we want to compete with other social networking. EDIT: ALso the 4 posts in a 24 hour period if I have my information correct is NOT for comments. So it won't stop things like the Wang bot. It is a limit on how many TOP level posts like your videos, and articles and such that you can post in a 24 hour period.
no, it only applies to comments, not blog posts
Hmmm. So my post above where I told you "I like the 12 hours aspect". I can only do 4 of those per day. That doesn't make sense. My understanding is that this is being done to improve the quality of content. Other than posts like the WANG bot it makes no sense to do it on comments if quality is the goal. Have you been able to verify this with some developers as I've actually heard it is the top level POSTS which would be the article itself. This is an important thing we need to clarify as it is very different depending upon where it is done. If it is comments that'll severely limit feedback and the ability to communicate.
EDIT: See this discussion and the comments - https://steemit.com/steemit/@sunnyray/you-will-be-penalized-for-your-desire-to-communicate-on-steemit
Cool thanks for posting something about it. It had me confused too (obviously). Thus, why I spoke to you about it. You have more visibility than I do and I'm not doing video blogs at this point. :)
it's made very clear in the release notes @ github: https://github.com/steemit/steem/releases
and you can post as many time as you want, just that the more you post is the less rewards you can earn, so post comments for the value of interaction, not rewards
Yeah, I read that. Then I read other people's comments. It confused me. Even so I am totally down with trying pretty much anything. If something ends up not working they can always fork again, right? I'm not so worried about whether my comments are up voted I just enjoy the conversation. I do enjoy your posts though and check them daily. Keep up the good work.
actually, it's not about comments .. it's about blog posts .. see here https://github.com/steemit/steem/issues/176
That's what I thought. Yet that information combined with the github release notes can be a bit confusing don't you think? - do you feel another one of your video blogs coming on to try and explain and discuss this?