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RE: Bloomberg Interview for Steemit and Steem
I really like how you’ve parsed out the issue in “1.” Thank you for the feedback!
I really like how you’ve parsed out the issue in “1.” Thank you for the feedback!
How and when will “the issues in 1” be addressed @ned? Will SMTs even have an influence on the current design or would we rather need another hardfork (21) to fix it? Don’t you find it embarrassing by yourself to open the website in its current state? Is this the reason why you didn’t use it for so long?
I have used it nearly every day since launch.... and I read and see everything on here ))
There is HQ content.. there’s not yet HQ ranking and surfacing systems
It’s great to know that you read, yet this doesn’t answer my main question :-)
Will SMTs bring that “HQ ranking and surfacing systems” to steemit.com?
And now that I have your attention: Is the decreasing number of active users (now below 60,000) somehow alarming to you? Will SMTs contribute to generally improve the user experience?
I’m not challenging your competence at all - as you know. I’m only concerned about the future of this place.
Yes
This place has no future if there's no shift in the status quo. Although it will survive for some time, due to whales circle-jerking at each other and up-voting their own crap. Thus encouraging others to power-up too in order to make the most out of it while the platform is still alive.
I myself a minnow who no longer feel the magic of Steemit and decided to return to Medium instead. At least my expectations are clearly set on there and the maturity of the platform is comforting. Hence my content is safe without worrying the app suddenly vanished overnight.
EOS is just around the corner. May we breathe a fresh air of freedom by learning from this now failing experiment.
On point. Amen 🙏
I'm so glad that you use Steemit like all others and communicate with the community (us) directly. The beginnings are always bumpy, but hey, I already feel quite good here. Just keep your good work!
Why not have two trending pages? One for posts that are screened daily for no bid bots ("Bid bot free!"), and the second for bid bot inflated nonsense which consistently gives the platform a huge black eye and openly displays the gaming of the rewards system?