Dear @pedrobrito2004

Thanks for sharing your experience with us. So far I'm not very convinced that users will see much benefits from using those communities. Hopefully I'm wrong.

Interface is indeed very simple. I'm sure devs behind steempeak will do much better job.

Ok, with the labels and with the tribes something like that was done, but I think it didn't work for me (it may be because of my lack of expertise).

Tribes were ... all over the place. Every tribe had different website (often difficult to memorize) and each tribe required signing in (which isn't what tigers like to do ;) At the same time beta.communities are kind of neater and "in one place".

However one thing I don't like is the fact, that so far I couldn't find a way to "whitelist" those who can post on created by me community. Which sucks big time. I don't want ANYONE to be able to post on community we would build and promote. And I believe most admins would like to have more control over this channel.

Another problem I see is the fact, that as a content creator I can only post my new publications in ONE community. So if there would be 2 or 3 which are similar with subjects, then I would have to chose which only one of those 3. It simply means, that new communities will have a very difficult time to compete with established communities.

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I've asked number of people to visit this post and I would like to know what do you personally think about communities on beta.steemit.com so far? I absolutely will appreciate all valuable feedback.

Yours, Piotr