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RE: The Death of a STEEM clone // Whaleshares
They've always been good lab rats to us, always showing us exactly what not to do, so we don't have to make those mistakes.
Now they want to remove the content production and community element from the reward pool? Interesting. We'll get to see the damage that causes, so we don't have to make that same mistake here.
There really is no more damage they can do. Theres only so much damage you can do until it doesnt matter if you fall out of a plane or get hit by a car.
They simply reverted to the basic POS platform. Im curious as to what the point is of tying the platform to blogging and content creation then?
It is indeed the death of a steem clone, since now it can no longer be called a steem-clone since it is nothing like steem. Lets welcome the death of the steem clone and welcome the new and innovative social sharing friends network!
Haha.
I meant that whaleshares was dead as a platform as well as being a steem clone.
Come back in a couple months, im curious to see if your opinion will be changed then.
Right now the price is at 0.001$. 1/20bts.
We shall see what happens in a month or two.
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My thought will stay the same, i dont base value off of price, value is measured in units that arent for everyone to understand.
Whaleshares is not dead, and wont be.
I have nothing to prove to you, you are merely a name in my monitor.
You did have the need to comment here after we already had this discussion on another post and concluded it.
So you actually do have something to prove. What that is, i do not know.
They'll need some incredible exclusives there in order for a tipping model to be beneficial, along with a massive consumer base. That's all I'm saying about that.
If you think about steemit was first, and a great lab-rat for wls to be something completely different, its just that ones so used to their comfort zone that once they leave the zone everything is fowl.