Hi fellow nothing! I"m really curious how this pans out... I'm not fully getting my head around how it really benefits the STEEM system, but after reading your post, I think I have a better understanding... I do find it strange that I don't see my past postings and comments though (at least, not at the moment...)
In regards to your last line, I felt the same way when I tried SCT. Based on my observation, anything you post on SCT or in this case PalNet will show up on Steemit.com as well. It seems that post will only appear on PalNet if they were posted on PalNet.
I may be wrong so please correct me if I am.
it should be that way yeah. Later, the Steem interfaces can filter out other applications if they choose.
Yep... it seems to be the case... although, I am about to test the reverse... seeing as comments seem to be working from Steem, and then showing up on PALNET!
A top level post on steem won't show up here I think as it will not have the PAL ID (I am guessing) attached. The comments do because it is on a PAL post that has the identifier. could be well wrong though :)
A top level post works! I just did it!
posted from STEEMPEAK: https://steemit.com/steemit/@bengy/reverse-post-test
PALNET: https://www.palnet.io/steemit/@bengy/reverse-post-test
I thought it shouldn't here. Weird :D
LOL, I didn't think it would work either... but I thought I may as well try it.... this changes things!
A top level post works! I just did it!
posted from STEEMPEAK: https://steemit.com/steemit/@bengy/reverse-post-test
PALNET: https://www.palnet.io/steemit/@bengy/reverse-post-test
@tarazkp and @bengy - Another observation is that since I am not a dolphin on these other sites, I do not have a vote slide. When I upvoted on SCT, the reward showed as 0 but when I viewed the same upvote on Steemit.com, the reward was a 100% upvote.
What is SCT?
An abbreviation I have seen used for SteemCoinPain.com. I think that SCT is actually the abbreviation for token. It is built on the Steem blockchain.
Never heard of it :)
Lots of things happening.
think its mainly korean SCT
from what i got, you will not see them on palnet. here you just registered, kinda :D
i see voting here also is voting on steem with your steempower, so i voted for @tarazkp and gave him 0 Pal but if you look on steem i did vote with some steem.
This was part of the SMT thing too I think where it is possible to vote with two tokens simultaneously, (maybe three?) Perhaps later there will be a slider that can have several tokens adjusted for.
Yeah... if this wasn't a blogging platform it would be fine to not have the history... however, I'm not sure that I like it... at the very least, it is a point of friction for those coming from STEEM. I guess editing on STEEM will also edit here, seeing as they are reading from the same source...
I think so. But I am unsure how it works yet so - "don't quote me" :D
@Tarazkp (PALNET, 5th June 2019)
Exactly. One for the history books for the grandkids to look back upon in awe.
From Steem? you won't see them here. This will be an independent experience but because it posts to the Steem blockchain, it will be able to be interacted with on both ends.
This is more of a growing case of proof of concept I think but in time there will be quite different things like games and services built using the same tech on Steem. All will still need some RCs to act with though.
Yes, that is what I thought... that it would be a completely start from scratch, with no history carrying over from STEEM. Hmmm... I think that is a bit of a downside for me... but on the other hand, if it were for a game where I didn't want or need any past posting history, then it would be pretty awesome for a new user to not have to worry about rc!... and possibly not even know the existence of STEEM!
Most likely, some of the interfaces will also port history over at some point to but I guess the main idea is to build fresh communities without past getting too heavily involved.
Can you read this one (posted from steemit)? (hang on, I can't see your above comment on PALNET....)... oh boy, this could confusing real fast!
Oh, no... there it is... just slower...
Yep, I have been posting interchangeably to test things :)