I definitely respect the question, but tend to think "every reality is somebody else's bubble." :D That said, there are streams included from outside the U.S. (Al Jazeera English, Sky News, two

There are no first-order rewards for resteeming. But if you also upvoted the post (curated), you're boosting its ability to earn you second order rewards (curation rewards).

I really like your DIY animated GIF hack at the bottom of your to make your own discovery/related content mechanism. Genius. :D

Nothing stopping them, and people do it all the time. But I think when it's obvious that people do that, many of us try to skim past that. Content discovery on steem is not a solved problem. So users are

I think it's a credibility thing. To prove they didn't just scrape the content from elsewhere, or aren't reposting the same stuff they've posted on another platform. Kind of like, "hey, I made this

Apoyando la comunidad de habla hispana en Steemit. I see many posts with "Spanish" tag. Is that a semi-official tag for all Spanish posts? When I post Spanish posts I may use tag,

Heh, yeah. I'm not going to compose on Steemit anymore. I'm just going to use a text editor. In general I'm reevaluating how to best interact w/Steemit.

Que rico. :D

Love your "Upvote often" ideology. Agree. :D That said, another reason posts get neglected is coz Steem lacks some of the "Discovery Vector" mechanisms that other social platforms have.

UPDATE: it's looking more and more like the only thing that changed was the notification style, not the policy. These videos were already demonetized, just silently.( They also still get YouTube Red revenue.

After seeing what gets votes, next time I'll try, #ThoughtCatalog :D

I've been watching the YouTube drama. It really feels like something overcorrected (as opposed to all the notices being intended effect of new terms.) I even saw a screenshot on twitter of an innocent

OK. The sandwich photo got me. Followed. :D (I just got here, too. This week.)

Agree that Medium approach to blurring "responses" and posts improves quality (and credit to Tumblr for doing something similar with reblogs.). You have to "wear" your replies on your

Thanks for the kinds words. Let's not oversell my dumb spreadsheets. :D In any case, I'm here, checking out the platform, and just posted my first post (about cord-cutting). #drama