Working towards a decentralized self-governance of the Steemit community Pt.2 - Figuring out solutions...

See you there!

Steemit Community Discussions, on Discord

Previous discussion: SCD #7 - Working Towards a Decentralized Self-Governance of the Steemit Community

Below is the same information from the first announcement, with some slight changes for the date/time.

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Purpose

SCD is a place to share questions, concerns, issues, ideas and visions for where we each want to go on Steemit, and were we want Steemit to go. This will promote more clarity and cooperation through common understanding, helping us to see where we are all headed on Steemit, both individually and as a community. We can envision more ideas for the community and the platform going into the future.

There are two general categories of how to look at Steemit: Platform and Community.

Steemit Platform - The coding functionality that we are automatically functioning by.

Ideas for questions and discussion regarding functionality that's part of the code:

what works well, what doesn't work well, what would be good to change, why something should change, why something can't change, etc.

Steemit Community - The behavior of individuals and the overall community on Steemit.

Ideas for questions and discussion regarding how we make use of the functionality:

what we post, what we curate, what are we creating, what are we developing, where are we taking the community and platform, what direction are we headed

The previous questions could also apply here: what works well, what doesn't work well, what would be good to change, why something should change, why something can't change, etc.

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Format

Anyone can come by to listen and/or join in the discussion. Valid objections and arguments are welcome, so long as they move things forward in understanding, not sideways or backwards. As such, trolls and abusive behavior will not be tolerated.

Questions and statements can be given to provide topics of discussion. Each topics can be discussed for a certain amount of time if there are more people who want to ask questions or talk about a subject. If a question or statement takes up too much time and prevents other people from engaging, moderators/hosts will move the conversation along to others. If no one else has anything to say, then the previous conversation can continue until someone does.

Don't mistake this for a "newbie hangout", if you are new to Steemit. We won't be guiding people through all the facets of Steemit.

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Server

Steemit Community Discussions, on Discord

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Date and Time

Sunday, March 5th, 2017

2pm EST
11am PST
7pm UCT
7pm GMT

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Duration

About an 1 hour, no set time exactly.

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Thanks for reading and providing us with your attention. Maybe we will "see" you there ;)

Peace.

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2017-03-04, 7:16pm