you might want to check this out: I think there's also a special steemit tag for artists

Imagine a scenario where Google or Facebook introduce their own currency. With Facebook and YouTube having a 'reward in cryptocurrency' for upvotes, comments, sharing information. Is that scenario possible?

Seems like the impact of the big dip from the beginning is flattening out. You're proving spreading investments is an answer to reduce risk ...

Did you compare the ease of development with neo / iota / ethereum?

Feels like it's time for some hands-on experience :)

Could it be an actual replacement of facebook? I mean, with private messaging included? I see blockchain as an open ledger. Which makes it not suitable for 'private' messaging :) Of course, there's the

Then "Bandwidth Demand — SP Sites will need to pay for large bandwidth demands by buying and staking STEEM" means that the needed amount of steem will also have to go down? Suppose it would be

But what about the amount of STEEM available? Is the amount of available STEEM regulated? Could that be exhausted when more and more site would need to buy it? Or do we get the effect like on bitcoin?

This is an interesting read:

Snapseed? Saturation to (almost?) zero, add a bit contrast?

Some years ago, I read a couple of books about photography and composition. Introductory books. Lately, I caught some interest in drawing. And came across a video that advised to play around with composition,

Did you try this picture in Black & white? Might be nice with this texture ... Just thinking out loud. You're the artist ;)

I assume it comes down to what is said about entrepreneurship: don't do it for the money. Money is not the best motivation to build up something of some quality. On steemit, I see it as learning from others,

Maybe some kind of comparison between similar platforms? I assume the performance issue for bitcoin is rather known already. What I don't know at this moment is which platforms are trying to solve this,

You need to have a clear vision and have found your vision for that ;). Can take many years to find that... (imo)

You mention you studied composition intensively. What do you consider the best way of learning about composition? Reading books? Looking at other art? Paintings? Photography? I once read it's a good idea

I think it would be better to merge systems than to create more currencies ... Creating a platform where goods and services can be exchanged, not related to fiat money... CPU-time, content, storage, ...

Too bad that's not always clear :).

I'm missing something though when comparing to Facebook (And I totally agree about the rewards that should mainly go to the users providing the content, I'm not defending Facebook :). I just need more

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Food for thought. So I do have some questions ;). you mention the steemit shop. I had a short look at the shop and I see prices like $7 for a mug. I assume those are steem