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RE: How to delegate your SP to another account using SteemWorld
The DAO's funding doesn't require supporters to part with any funds. You can go to proposals and vote and votes are weighted according to your Steem Power. I voted on several and didn't cost me a milli-Steem.
There is a special "return proposal". If any proposal doesn't have as much Steem Power voting for it, then that proposal wont get funded. Justin Sun voted such that this was so high no proposals were being funded.
The way Steem is derived it is just too easy to block someone's funds. Show me a chain that isn't vulnerable to this problem and I can tell you what kind of metal it is made of.
I also wanted to add how refreshing it is when a dev is willing to actually have a conversation and explain things rather than assuming the worst and resorting to name-calling, mockery, and degradation of the other person.
I want to work with people who can and will have these types of conversations. Thank you for leading by example.
I really like your idea of being able to fully control your own feed. I also like the idea of including some custom options for users. The ability to turn off images in the feed might be nice in case one is spammed with image rich spam. The ability to opt-in and opt-out of blacklists as logiczombie suggested would also be awesome. I also think it would be so amazing to have all the features we want in one place. It's a bit of a nuisance to use 3-4 apps for various functions. I have long wondered why everything has to be separate. I feel like it makes things more difficult, especially for new users.
@leprechaun > How can we support your work?
Thank you for your kind words.
Here are things that could support my work:
Inspiration is a shingle that is an important pilar.
However, there is a lot of time between an idea and actually adding the feature.
There is also the material shingle, which is a matter of means. Not from a single person, but many people.
There are things you can do that wont cost you anything but could help me financially:
These things will ensure or help me attain:
Questions:
"Referrals for programming one-off web jobs."
What type of work do you do? Do you have other examples/samples of your work which we can look at?
"Vote up witnesses that run RPC nodes for Steem. voting witnesses cost you nothing."
When talking to the average user: Explain it to me like I am 5.
How can the average user know which witnesses run RPC nodes or why it is good?
"Voting for witnesses that write documentation for javascript APIs like steem-js. These guys give us a foundation for creating new software."
How does the average user know who is doing this sort of thing?
What is a "A better development machine" ?
What do you need?
For my on-off jobs, I can program in Python, and MySQL. I used to run a site which allows you to download files for paying Steem. You can read all about it on the @steemfiles section.
On witnesses page, you can see how they brag about what they do.
I need something with a normal sized small drive like 500 GB or more with 16 GB of RAM. A better computer I can run a better software IDE. You need software to make software. Honestly, its like files on the computer I am using are like tumors. They grow and grow.
Yes, I have started looking at other chains to see what they are doing and for ideas on how to solve some of our problems. There are so many vulnerabilities currently. We desperately need changes.