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RE: Is This Steemit? Or An Annex Of The Free Republic!
@l0k1 ...These comments actually make a viable post in themselves! Do you have a comprehensive post on this? I will definitely vote it up!
@l0k1 ...These comments actually make a viable post in themselves! Do you have a comprehensive post on this? I will definitely vote it up!
The majority of my posts are actually about this. I am in the process of doing software development and I have already observed that steem-enhancing software projects win a lot of votes, and if I am to spend my time really digging into the work, the money helps me spend more time on it, so it's win win all around.
The thing that will keep Steem at the cutting edge will be precisely this, and the way its' architecture fosters this, is what will be the central core element of its design that keeps it at the front and moving faster forward than any crypto so far.
By the way, have you noticed that the 'mute' button now works? I posted an issue on the steemit.com github about it, in two days one of the contributors submitted a patch, and a couple of days later the site went down for maintenance and there is quite a number of bugs that have been fixed. If you see a problem, it's worth getting a github account, and posting the issue on the steemit.com github project page. I have already seen one oddity, where certain transactions in the wallet page launch the trending page underneath, this is a bug but so far it's not causing me a big problem, and I expect it was an inadvertently added issue as part of other fixes.
Posting about it in here isn't necessarily the best way to address an issue you see. The steemit.com github, and writing your own software solutions, I think are the keys. The latter especially can be profitable because as this platform grows, issues related to its size become more visible to more people, just as you have observed.