I have a lot of respect for people involved in the rodeo. It's a dangerous sport.

First I've heard of this. It looks cool, though. Thanks for helping Steemians move through the mass of fake posts and spam. It's a highly valuable service.

Sorry I missed this. I'd have liked to have done something similar on my first anniversary, but I was knee-deep in busy-ness right then. The moment came and went. Glad you got to do this. It's a lot of

I am not a big fan of cats, but this one is really cute.

Writing IS about thinking, but it's also about writing. If you just think it, it won't write itself. But I do understand how you have to think about what you're going to write before you put it down. Kurt

Figures you would be an ABBA fan. That proves Napoleon was the Devil! Okay, well, there were countries certainly looking to take advantage of France in its moment of weakness (like a teen age prom queen

I'm not particularly fond of the full-body or all-back tattoos. I just don't understand all that much ink, even if the tattoos are beautiful. I like them best when they stick to one part of the body--forearm,

He was a genius lunatic. Fighting more battles doesn't make him righteous. He was Hitler before Hitler was an insult. France might have a Democratic Republic had it not been for Napoleon. Probably not,

I love looking at beautiful tattoos--on other people's bodies. I have none of my own, but I have seen awesome tattoos. And then I've seen gawdy ones. I think they are best when they are subtle.

I do not like to waste food and I don't think the world is quite ready for grapefruit cookies yet. I tried to think of what grapefruit cookies might taste like, and I can't. I love grapefruit, but I can't

Always entertaining. So glad to have found a kindred spirit.

Anyone bored of reading about good food should also be bored in eating it.

Block ... metaphor. Most people don't possess your encyclopedic knowledge of digital history ... I was going for close-enough gist. Yeah, I get it. But the true believers actually believe Steemit can compete

@quillfire, as usual, very thoughtful piece with a lot of great stuff in it. I hadn't heard about MEOS until now, but I've been traveling for a couple of weeks. Some gems: Biometric Identification (limiting

That a Facebook/YouTube alternative where you get paid to create, comment and curate ... is a HUGE idea. This is a silly and ridiculous goal. Such ambition generally doesn't succeed. Facebook didn't overcome

There is also, as Quill points out, the genetic code which brings me to Nicky's point about loyalty. The loyalty here, as many of us have said, over and over and over, is to people and not to the platform

And with Facebook launching its own coin in a couple of years time, can you honestly say this small fraction of the online world in steem and eos is going to compete with that? Next year actually.

And they will soon have a coin. What will become of Steemit when the largest social networking site on the planet has a currency?

Maybe he learned something. People who make mistakes early and learn from the experience succeed later. And I wouldn't exactly call Steemit a failure.

Spoiler alert: blogs aren't that valuable. The people who bring real value are the ones who know javascript and Node.JS. Ha! You're fu*king funny.