I'd still be here versus anywhere else if Steemit had no rewards, but that's because I largely came for the drama (as well as the sheer variety of perspectives I could never access otherwise). PC fluff

I disagree with damn near everything in this post. Seriously. Yet, I completely agree with most of its conclusions. WTF? So, I immediately upvoted and reposted it. Otherwise, what's the fun in coming here?

... and by stepping out of line, made a perfect demonstration to support an alternate case (i.e. a platform with true decentralisation). Man, irony sucks...

I see where @ned may have intended to go with this, but I feel the Streisand Effect popping off here instead, in about: 3, 2, 1...

At first glance, I didn't get it either. But after reading; while I do still find it a tiny bit sad, it really is hopeful! I think that juxtaposition of two different sentiments here is what makes me feel

Yeah, I love this idea too, but its limits definitely would have to be able to be tailored to fit each user's preferences. With the ability to tweak this, however, it could prove to be very useful indeed

"proof-of-studio" - LOL. Just as effective as proof-of-work, but way more environmentally friendly...

I would have said their Slack group, if it was still taking registrations. Otherwise, as lame as it may seem, I'd suggest throwing the idea up on their Weekly Discussion thread on Reddit as a feature request

I think it's a great idea, and necessary if TenX actually wants to be a usable solution for any mainstream adoption. Even considering the gains one could accomplish by doing more of their disposable income

This perspective doesn't take into account how much influence posts older than 7 days have on one's likelyhood of voting on a poster's newer content though. For example, I first read Jerry's work in a

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I'd for damn sure buy some NEO now though, this looks shady as all hell looking from their viewpoint. Didn't NEO's first, upcoming ICO on their own platform, Red Pulse, announce that mainland Chinese couldn't

After thinking about it some more, I just can't believe that there was any other intention than this. Now, in one fell swoop, Chinese regulators have: instant control over the leak of such funds from their

Well, NEO touted itself as being the "ethereum of China", and got exactly that. I can't believe they had no idea this was coming. You try to be the best platform for building ICOs in a country

I'm personally very happy about this turn of events, as it combines: a buy-in opportunity for many different tokens, simultaneously, across many different types of projects; help to foster a wave of

It's definitely not just you. Christopher Nolan's name being mentioned in this thread, no less than three times already, is no accident - people are craving for something that isn't derivative, but Hollywood

The Russian government will do anything to be seen as besting the U.S. in anything tech-related, so their general about-face concerning crypto is to be expected. I, for one, would not be surprised at all

"But for the most part, YouTube reaches out to more people, and largely, they're actual homo sapiens, not bots." ... or "dead followers". Having a peek at: might be eye-opening as well,

I've been one of those patiently waiting, seeing Litecoin as a boring almost-safe haven, while I willingly let a bunch of pump and dump alternatives pass me by. So I'm quite pleased that LTC is finally

I'm pretty sure that there were at least 2 such machines, that were dealing in Ether in Montreal, before this. So maybe the first ETH ATMs in Toronto, which is great, but not "Canada".