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RE: Subjective Proof of Work: some rational comments on the self-voting trend
That's very good too. I wish I'd found it sooner.
I guess Steem is an experiment as they say, and the community the lab rats, and we shouldn't forget it!
Do you know if anybody has tried to write an agent-based model/simulation of Steem? I could get my mind around that slightly more easily than trying to model it mathematically I think. Perhaps they do this prior to implementing hardfork changes, or maybe not?
Lol steem will never do that.
I'd wait until the next big thing comes along, hopefully it will be designed with the modeling to guide its development.
Steem is a cluster f
Well that is a very positive perspective, LOL. Although I can't prove you are wrong.
What is your assessment of why mgmt is not working to fix the cluster f, in a more open and apparently urgent manner?
Dan bailed and left the cluster behind for others to manage. But Ned is apparently still around.
Do you believe there is work in progress to provide changes and fixes on urgent basis? If yes, why isn't this more visible to the community?
If you are not confident on the current mgmt team, why stay around? Maybe just out of interest to see how the experiment turns out?
Good points Dave!
Steemit inc. makes this website. Their involvement with how steem (the blockchain) evolves is separated.
All in all the self voting thing is not really a problem to be addressed at all. In fact, there are very few glaring things to change, apart from designing a system entirely differently.
I am confident that steem will continue to evolve and prosper. I am certainly interested in anyone doing things differently. See Akasha.
I have just checked https://busy.org
I like it.
I am surprised that it did not get enough attention yet.