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After using the site for the past few days and observing some of its drama, it's clear that steemit and steem are just plain screwed no matter what.
Care to elaborate? I can't imagine ever being interested enough to spend significant time on the site, so am genuinely curious as to what you experienced there.
https://steemit.com/fantastic/@noganoo/steemit-has-brought-me-out-of-poverty-and-given-me-a-bright-future-in-business-here-is-why-i-think-it-is-the-greatest-platform
I'd take a look at this posting. A guy running 1200+ accounts pisses off a bunch of people, @berniesanders comes and knocks his rep to 0 with a few of his accounts. Dan with 4 million SP comes and upvotes this guy simply because he has a grudge against @berniesanders.
@noganoo's rep shoots back up to 50 from 0 and his post has a valuation of $200 with many people simply jumping on for curation rewards. Other large users who spent their influence trying to flag noganoo's account get pissy and respond with posts such as: https://steemit.com/creepycatman/@berniesanders/dan-is-so-fucking-pathetic and break out their own alt accounts to flag the post eventually sending it back to 0.
But the best part of Steemit is that you can leave that for what it is and then do the positive things you want instead! Just like life!
Cheers, and thanks for your research too! Always great to have a laugh. It sounds unbelievably infantile. But then so is our getting in a fuss over them. Like I said, to each his own.
And, remember, there's lots worse, lots worse, just around the corner. The world's actually a pretty ugly place in comparison.
So what's your account name HR?
I know smooth has over 1.5 million SP, but what about you
After using the site for the past few days and observing some of its drama, it's clear that steemit and steem are just plain screwed no matter what.
Care to elaborate? I can't imagine ever being interested enough to spend significant time on the site, so am genuinely curious as to what you experienced there.
https://steemit.com/fantastic/@noganoo/steemit-has-brought-me-out-of-poverty-and-given-me-a-bright-future-in-business-here-is-why-i-think-it-is-the-greatest-platform
I'd take a look at this posting. A guy running 1200+ accounts pisses off a bunch of people, @berniesanders comes and knocks his rep to 0 with a few of his accounts. Dan with 4 million SP comes and upvotes this guy simply because he has a grudge against @berniesanders.
@noganoo's rep shoots back up to 50 from 0 and his post has a valuation of $200 with many people simply jumping on for curation rewards. Other large users who spent their influence trying to flag noganoo's account get pissy and respond with posts such as: https://steemit.com/creepycatman/@berniesanders/dan-is-so-fucking-pathetic and break out their own alt accounts to flag the post eventually sending it back to 0.
So, a few days ago, I posted my opinion that steemit would likely die at the end of 2019. My rationale was that the wackos on the site would prevent mainstream adoption. This would lead to less and less people joining steemit or buying steem thus causing the price to collapse.
However, I was wrong.
After using the site for the past few days and observing some of its drama, it's clear that steemit and steem are just plain screwed no matter what.
However, I was wrong.
After using the site for the past few days and observing some of its drama, it's clear that steemit and steem are just plain screwed no matter what.
Could someone be so kind and posts any good links that helps a newbie about steemit 
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?Hi. I am checking if Steem would be compatible with the upcoming Blocknet decentralized exchange. I have looked at your github, but cannot figure out if you support BIP65 (OP_checklocktimeverify) and have a bitcoin stock JSON RPC API?
Thanks!
Steem has nothin to do with Bitcoin, it has it's own blockchain, the Steem blockchain where witnesses are sort of like the nodes.Thanks!
Check out how it works:
https://steem.io/
This is good too.
https://steemit.com/faq.html
This too.
https://steemit.com/steemit/@steemitblog/steemit-2017-roadmap
Thanks man
You should probably be aware that Dan is no longer working on the project.
Actually, looking at this stuff, a lot is just out of date or no longer true.
You guys can't be serious.
Reality makes you look like fools.
Start with this - https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@modprobe/i-looked-into-segwit-and-here-s-what-i-saw - and then come back to post more of your nonsense.
How does that relate to anything that they have posted in the slightest?
curious, How high are the gains ?
It's steemit, so unless anyone has 1000+ invested, you might make $0.10 a post if lucky.
Damn that is an overvaluation if I've ever seen one.
Secondly, I have a question.
Why the fuck are so many of the bigger users on steemit legitimately autistic? I kind of want to study this
Secondly, I have a question.
Why the fuck are so many of the bigger users on steemit legitimately autistic? I kind of want to study this
I signed up on Steemit and created my first blog. It is much easier than I thought. I have ideas for two blogs. Is it possible to create multiple blogs with one account or do I need to register a new account for each blog?
If first holds, where can I create a second blog?
If last holds, there is a problem with the cell phone numbers. I do only own one mobile phone and thus I can not register again. Is there an alternative way?
If first holds, where can I create a second blog?
If last holds, there is a problem with the cell phone numbers. I do only own one mobile phone and thus I can not register again. Is there an alternative way?
You could use google voice, it's a really easy way to get a second account.
You can also look for online SMS sites, although many of their numbers have already been taken by other steem accounts
By the way Steem is a 0 fee currency. If somebody would create a market for goods and services based on Steem, like Openbazaar is for Bitcoin.
Then Steem's value would skyrocket. At the moment it's only a social media. But it can be much more than that.
Here's the thing though. It has been almost a year now and so far the only thing steem has going for it is a shitty reddit knock-off.
Dan left a few months back to work on his own thing.
Plus, most of the steempower is held by a few crazy people who tend to only upvote eachother. Right now, there is an account that has ~400,000 SP delegated to it and only serves to push anti-vaccine conspiracies. There's no chance of mainstream adoption when you have wackos like that running around.
There is 0 future for steemit and steem.
Edit:
"But if you earn 50$ for a mediocre article with 50% SBD/SP payout"
Lol, who the fuck is earning 50 for a "mediocre" article? Unless you already have a few whale friends, you will struggle to earn 5 or even .5 on a post
You are a moron. Sorry to say. So you are saying is that STEEM has no value or that will die. The machine is running. No way to stop it now.
You must be living under a rock and have no clue about economics whatsoever.
Steem on the contrary of Reddit at least pay for content upvotes. What does Reddit do for you? You talk about crazy people upvoting your posts. Exactly the same what they do on Reddit. Reddit is one the biggest social media networks in the world. STEEM will become more powerful. There was an increase of users by 200% making it 250,000 just this year and we are still in the beginning. How much do you think STEEM will be worth when it reaches 25 million users? And you can be sure it will reach more than that. $2 is nothing to pay now for 1 share of the market.
Nah I think it's pretty likely that steem will be dead by 2019. There is no chance that steemit will ever be as big as reddit. If you think so, you're probably delusional.
Just out of curiosity, how big is your bag?
Why would people buy STEEM?
Over and above the speculation naturally present, theres a much more transcendental reason why people buy STEEM, whereby they not only benefit from speculative gains, but they also play an active role in shaping the future of their investment.
Considering the fact that anyone can become a whale and influence and support Steemits content by curating, the answer why many buy STEEM is obviously to power up.
For those who are critical about what theyre seeing on Steemit and want to see something different, you have the opportunity to stop your complaining and act positively by buying STEEM, powering up, and making your ideas heard (best done to begin with in my opinion by actively curating).
What Steemit is and what it will be is in the hands of the community, and many people buy STEEM to join in, take part of and shape that community.
And the door is open to all.
So basically,
1. Speculation
2. Buying influence so that you can earn more STEEM. Presumably for either speculative reasons or to sell immediately to somebody looking to do the same exact thing.
Gee what a practical and innovative coin that will surely have a future