Thanks Sean. I was thinking about it last night. Steemit is essentially an open, super simple interface for blockchain storage. You know how some say "You're doing it wrong" when talking about how people use Twitter, Facebook, or some other social media site? I'm wondering if there is such a thing as "doing it wrong" when it comes to Steemit because it's the blockchain. In essence, you control access and "own" space in the ledger. It's yours, as long as you have token access, you can store whatever you want there (though it may not be relevant to the Steemit website audience).
Thanks Sean. I was thinking about it last night. Steemit is essentially an open, super simple interface for blockchain storage. You know how some say "You're doing it wrong" when talking about how people use Twitter, Facebook, or some other social media site? I'm wondering if there is such a thing as "doing it wrong" when it comes to Steemit because it's the blockchain. In essence, you control access and "own" space in the ledger. It's yours, as long as you have token access, you can store whatever you want there (though it may not be relevant to the Steemit website audience).
Super interesting possibilities.
Origin story of lots of pioneers! :D