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Sorry to inform you but it looks like the form was taken down. Too spicy a topic to be allowed to collect names on it seems....

You're right; it's not plagiarism as that would be relevant in an academic setting and serves as a warning against behaviour which (outside the academic setting) is much worse. What you're doing is closer

Downvoting; but would like to particularly highlight the activity of this "content creator" who is copying the work of SciShow (presumably) without feeding the earnings back to the original content

Hi Josediccus, I'd like to caution you about something I heard here. You seem to be conflating expenses with investments. Not all money spent is invested. Not all investments cost money. For clarity;

#canadianhealthcare :P

Hi @waf, You're not very likely to find people willing to pay into your trader team / training program on here. You're better off doing as @quickfingersluc has been doing and producing the content for

I've got a set of cages overgrown with grass that I'm looking for what to do with. Why did you choose to raise rabbits? I'm looking for a reason to go that route. I'm up a bit north of you in Ontario.

Does anyone here recall the name of the weed which mimics Queen Anne's Lace? Giant Hogsweed according to Google. Pretty nasty stuff. :(

Hi @pcste, I see you're building this app on top of HumHub. Would you be willing to open-source your interface code with the Steem API? I'm interested in the alternate format but I'd like to be able to

The main challenge there as I understand it is that the Steem ecosystem as a whole is intended to be decentralized. Being able to directly withdraw from steemit would require a central authority doing

Boooo - you can't know that and you posted the exact same thing 3 days ago.

It also adds to a 'too-much-information' problem when deciding on your own valuation of an asset. The only place they're useful (in my opinion) is during trading to settle a final price. Especially if

I hadn't realized that the hard fork included a possibility of doubling the in-circulation bitlike-coins. That will make for an interesting economy as coins get traded out and their new value settles in.

I guess my point is that if you ignore the effects of speculative investments due to the instability of bitcoin the value of Steem itself likely hasn't changed; only it's liquidity. Probably just my

So - to summarize, it's your belief that the reason why the decline in prices for altcoins bitcoin is due to people making offset trades into the altcoins? How do you feel about coins which are purported

Well - here's hoping you're right. I just dumped my Bitcoin investments into Ripple. I'll consider coming back in when we get past the mix of options on the table.

Hi @Yanching, Unfortunately - I don't have much knowledge of the EEA. However; if I were to make a naive guess at the consequences - it's my gut feeling that as blockchain becomes better understood by

Hi @Kaukejar, Because logos are intended to pack in a lot of business messaging in a small amount of visual space it can be very helpful to provide context when asking others to assess it's quality. Can

Since the whole idea of Steem is based on social capital - I find it's just not worth your focus to pay attention to the daily dollar value of the account. Then again - I'm just a fresh-face on the chain.

As someone who's father has been pushing me to get involved in bitcoin it's interesting timing that the market is fairly majorly tanking. I'm so reassured that SteemIT is the better platform since it's