100 DAYS OF STEEM : Day 63 - The 100 Days of Steem - What Should Come Next?
The 100 Days of Steem project is coming up to the two-thirds mark and we are beginning to plan for what comes next.
We have been very happy with how the project has gone so far and how many people have participated.
But we see the project as only the beginning of the next phase in Steem’s development.
We are interested in your feedback on the 100 Days of Steem project.
The 100 Days of Steem - Your views on the Project so far
We still have another 37 days to go on the 100 Days project and we want to make the best use of them with the resources available.
Therefore we are very keen to hear your thoughts and views on the project so far…
What elements of the project have worked best?
Which parts haven’t worked so well?
What would you like to see more of?
What have you enjoyed the most?
We are also very interested in any new ideas for the remaining 37 days?
Remember though we don’t have unlimited resources for the project. If you have followed the project so far you will have a feel for what we are able to do within the project.
What should come next after the 100 Days project?
When the 100 Days finishes would you like to see Steemit continue with this sort of project?
Do you think Steemit should be involved in organising these sorts of activities and challenges?
Or should Steemit take a step back and leave it to the community to organise?
Traditionally Steemit has not been involved in such ‘frontline’ activities. Instead it has been left to the community to take the lead on the sort of activities and initiatives seen in the 100 Days project.
Which approach do you think is better for the future development of Steem?
We are interested in all your views, and we are looking forward to the community contributing to the next stage of Steem’s redevelopment.
Steem Charity Day
Don’t forget Thursday is Steem Charity Day and it will be great if you can set beneficiaries on your posts today to support the work of @littledisciples in Venezuela and @thegreens in Cameroon…
We have set 50/50 beneficiaries to @littledisciples and @thegreens on the 100 Days posts over the past week and it has been great to see such good post rewards heading their way.
Thank you to everyone who voted on the posts.
The 100 Days of Steem project has been a great journey so far.
We have really enjoyed it and we have learnt so much.
We look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas on what has been done so far and what should come next.
Thank you,
The Steemit Team
Notes from the Community...
Steem Community Forum - Sunday, June 7th
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The next one will be on Sunday, June 7th at 6pm UTC. Everyone is welcome to join in...
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The rewards from this post go to support the work of @littledisciples in Venezuela and @thegreens in Cameroon.
Check out the Steem Charity Day post for more details.
I figure I will comment here as well.
I really like the approach that the Steemit Team is currently taking, and I don't think it should end with the 100 days of Steem. I think it is really good for the platform, and that continuing it (even if it is not as frequent) is largely beneficial to this platform.
I have really liked the challenges (though I haven't participated as much as I should), and I find the diary game to be a clever way to get people to post frequently. Not only does the diary game keep consistent posts, but it also interests friends and family of the users. Bravo for that!
I also think that the Steem Pod project was a good idea, and I think it is good that Steemit is trying to use its stake to build a good community. I would like to know what plans are in regards to the Steem Greeter Achievement System. As far as I know, the community still hasn't been set up.
One thing I would really like to see from the Steemit team is a road map. While I understand that changes take time, I think it is reasonable to ask to be informed about what Steemit's coming plans and overall goals are.
In the long run, I would like to see a better website design. Steemit has always been of poorer design when compared to the other platforms (most of which have now moved to Hive). If Steemit is going to compete with those sites, as well as the conventional social media giants, it needs a website with features that will attract users who don't necessarily understand blockchain.
Overall, I have always held the belief that Steem is a revolutionary idea that could change the world. I hope that the Steemit team will be able to help lay the tracks needed for Steem to do that. So far, the 100 days of Steem have definitely made me think they will (and are)!
Thank you for this most useful feedback.
We are hoping to produce a new road map soon.
The Steemit Team
Here is my feedback: https://steemit.com/deutsch/@michelangelo3/100-days-of-steem-what-should-come-next
Would be nice, when you to take a look.
It's been great to send a message that SteemIt is still here, and plans on moving forward.
It would be great to see some stability and along with the fun, important communications.
The wallets are still down, is someone working with the exchanges to open them back up?
Keep up the fun and engagement, I love the curation groups and how you are switching them up.
Let's add a bit of serious talk in there too.
Thank you for the feedback, glad you like the 100 Days project.
Wallets are back on Binance and Ionomy, others coming soon.
Binance is open.
Edit: Sorry, already answered!! :)
thank you for the opportunity
https://steemit.com/the100daysofsteem/@muzack1/hope-in-the-future
Thank you.
APPICS is creating many new accounts and the content of these new users is reflected in steemit; but these users do not know how to use steemit, when I am in the APPICS application there is no way to enter steemit from there. (at least I haven't found it)
How could steemit be promoted among these users? I welcome new APPICS users, I do it from Steemit and they see my comment on APPICS, I invite them to use Steemit, participate in the challenges, etc. But they don't know what I'm talking about or how to get to Steemit.
I'm talking about the users who come directly to APPICS without going through STEEM. We talk about promoting Steemit in other networks and APPICS is a source of users that must be addressed since we have them here but they do not have us in their network. How to motivate them to use the Steemit blogging platform.
Thank you for this interesting feedback. Maybe someone from @appics might be able to respond on this.
The Steemit Team
I would do something like this... #boss4theday
https://steemit.com/boss4theday/@stephenkendal/you-are-given-a-golden-ticket-to-be-incharge-of-steem-for-a-day-what-would-you-so-if-i-was-boss-for-the-day-i-would
I would set a challenge and ask people..." what would you do if you was Boss for the day?"
I have done this before in the past and the feedback can sometimes be invaluable and extremely useful.
Loving the #the100daysofsteem project.
Stephen
That's a great idea Stephen, keep tuning in...
The Steemit Team
Thanks for us your help is a great blessing, we have been placing what we have done with the help they are giving us. God bless you Thank you for helping our children in Venezuela, especially in the state of Bolívar, in the city of Guayana. We are very happy because we are not alone in this work, we count on your support. Thanks @steemitblog
We are happy to be able to help the great work you are doing.
The Steemit Team