Weku looks pretty centralized: initminer is the default name for a block producer on steem - that means there isn't even 1 witness. It also appears to be closed source, so no one can do anything about

Relax - it is constantly regenerating, and the system is still reaching an equilibrium. It's not the end of the world.

I'll try to address all of those points @joeyarnoldvn On the topic of a second account, I believe Steemit Inc will give you one account (that they pay for) per valid email and phone number. I created and

I think they probably already can vote again as usual for the most part @luzcypher - maybe as of a day or so ago it should be fairly 'normal'. The last patch was applied on Saturday. They maybe just haven't

My educated guess is that things like @steemcleaners will have plenty of RC to continue operating normally - especially them based on the amount of SP in the account and the large delegation. In my opinion

Check out my post I linked to above. All of the users in the screenshot (created five days ago) have 15SP delegation. I don’t see any evidence to the contrary.

Have any examples of this? I believe this is how it works: you initially receive 15 SP delegation. If you go inactive for some time (30/60/90 days?) then your delegation is reduced to 5 SP. This ensures

On the contrary @stellabelle - this is going to make the "common folks" more discoverable. Their 'training wheels' of 15SP delegation from Steemit Inc should be more than enough for them to get

This is incorrect. New users are delegated 15 SP, not 5. This should be more than enough for them to interact and get started. I believe this is going to change the culture of Steem to be that new users

Well, most things are, yes.

Thanks steemitboard.

It's completely out of control. yes.

Actually, the recent Las Vegas shooter used illegally modified fully automatic weapons. He killed 59 and injured 527. People can and will modify their assault rifles to be fully automatic. Thanks for your

Gun FOMO - happens any time people think the laws could potentially change. I think it would reach an equilibrium fairly quickly. One thing stands: if guns were more difficult to obtain, less kids would

I can agree on some of your points, but definitely not all of them. The one thing that stands no matter what: if guns weren't so easy to obtain in the US, less kids would have easy access to them. Of course

Yep, same - I've always been 'excited' about VR, but now it's actually happening and is not a fad or s subpar experience. I hope we achieve mainstream adoption soon.

I will check those out, thanks!

Thanks, indeed.

Thanks, likewise

Thanks, I hope so