They just seem too many to begin with. I'm like "What of they confuse potential users rather than help them integrate into the steem ecosystem faster. Also there's the fact that very many will most likely fail
the failure isn't an issue, they will just shut down like random websites and games do all over the internet daily. In the future, most users won't even realise they are on steem, especially through an SMT interface.
When it comes to the confusion, later on they won't be entering through Steemit.com like many do now, they will come in through niche specific interfaces that they will feel at home at. They might spread out from there if curious or, not. When it comes to the wallet, that travels and the keen users will explore.
They just seem too many to begin with. I'm like "What of they confuse potential users rather than help them integrate into the steem ecosystem faster.
Confuse about what? That it is an ecosystem of a plethora of apps using the same blockchain instead of a website? That's decentralization. That is the entire premise of it. Development taking place in a multitude of directions without any centralized guidance. Steem is a public blockchain. Anyone can develop an app that uses it. Anyone can use it.
If you don't like some front ends, just ignore them and use those that you like. Look at the bright side. Suppose you become enamored with some app and earn a lot of rewards on it. Your account grows. But then the popularity of that app wanes and your opportunities to keep succeeding trickle down to near zero. Thanks to your account being on the Steem blockchain, your earnings will not disappear. You can continue doing something else! In the world of centralized and siloed apps, all your earnings could be gone if the app that you earned them on goes bust.
Also there's the fact that very many will most likely fail
Fail how? Not gain long-term popularity? How is that a problem?
They just seem too many to begin with. I'm like "What of they confuse potential users rather than help them integrate into the steem ecosystem faster. Also there's the fact that very many will most likely fail
the failure isn't an issue, they will just shut down like random websites and games do all over the internet daily. In the future, most users won't even realise they are on steem, especially through an SMT interface.
When it comes to the confusion, later on they won't be entering through Steemit.com like many do now, they will come in through niche specific interfaces that they will feel at home at. They might spread out from there if curious or, not. When it comes to the wallet, that travels and the keen users will explore.
Confuse about what? That it is an ecosystem of a plethora of apps using the same blockchain instead of a website? That's decentralization. That is the entire premise of it. Development taking place in a multitude of directions without any centralized guidance. Steem is a public blockchain. Anyone can develop an app that uses it. Anyone can use it.
If you don't like some front ends, just ignore them and use those that you like. Look at the bright side. Suppose you become enamored with some app and earn a lot of rewards on it. Your account grows. But then the popularity of that app wanes and your opportunities to keep succeeding trickle down to near zero. Thanks to your account being on the Steem blockchain, your earnings will not disappear. You can continue doing something else! In the world of centralized and siloed apps, all your earnings could be gone if the app that you earned them on goes bust.
Fail how? Not gain long-term popularity? How is that a problem?