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RE: Steem is Missing a Huge Opportunity on Twitch
You guys know, waves and steemstar both sent to twitch and for the longest time, the player on msp-waves.com and the former steemstarnetwork.com were twitch too. The problem, as noted here and before is that the front ends don't allow embeds from anywhere much but youtube, not even our own ecosystem media sites have been welcomed into core condenser. This article isn't wrong, but we've been trying to get twitch noticed between both stations for a long time now...
Perhaps it makes more sense to create a browser extension that imports the Steem API and merges it with Twitch? Dun know. Obviously the extra step is a barrier to entry for new users. I'm personally very interested in makeing Chrome extensions powered by JavaScript and the Steem API.
The only golden ticket you can count on, like Follow said, is to build your own interface, dtwitch, more or less. though i doubt that name would fly in IP court. ;)
but yeah, there's the rub.
Its a metaphor but sometimes you know the answer, and you meet the girl and you wanna save the world, but in real life IOI is a bigger machine and outguns you. At least for most of the movie.
If you can't beat the machine or get it to do what you know is right...
Build your own machine. ;)
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I suppose if you get a few high level influencers on Twitch to get Steem accounts and start earning even more money, the word would spread pretty quickly.
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The holy grail...
But it's proven hard to get card sharks to sit at a table that has so far been more of a house of cards than a game of skill.
True.
But SMTs might make that even more feasible, since dApp devs can reward with more than just Steem.
As long as they can bring the bank to buy the chips from the house, they can play cards at their own tables, for sure.
fuck a browser extension. one of the reasons why im banking on steem vs ETH is because you don't need a special browser to connect to the network.
A browser extension is a better idea than a new browser but thats still not optimal. I really believe that we just need to abandon steemit, and look at the greater scope of things.
My vote goes for a new interface. Im looking at the future of steem as an ecosystem of DAOs utilizing SMTs and their own interface for both functionality and exchange tradability