I had a little chat with 
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Some of these I noticed myself and a couple have been noticed by others. These involve basic wallet functions displaying zero for non-zero staked amounts making it impossible to delegate or power-down with the Proofofbrain.blog wallet. Strangely, nobody has complained. Perhaps there is no reason to ever powerdown? There is also one for reporting of rewards. Right now, I'm away from my dev box and uable to do a thing about it.
There are times when you wish to chat with another user and you want to do this off-chain. Others have come to expect builtin chat in a social media platform. It has always been a sorry work-around that we have to use Discord to do real time chats we don't want stored in the blockchain.
Flags with explanation should be part of the interface and replace the simple downvote button we currently have. It is not instructive to recieve a flag for a post without explanation. You learn not say certain things in Hive. Like don't shit on the Hive price or the compare Hive to some kind of dictatorship. I don't really see any benefit to comparing Hive to Nazi Germany when most English speaking countries have started following the Chinese example.
There are worse cases I can point to. Sometimes posts were flagged for the author being someone's wife. I'm talking about 
There is also the example of being flagged for having the correct idea of staying the hell away from the clot-shots but the high stake hive user has the wrong idea? Look at Vaers and now how the death rate is increasing in India by 40%. It's only because they are not counting the recently vaccinated death injuries as COVID deaths that they see it.
Then there is flagging for being rewarded too much. This is rather dubious to me, but the community has seemed to accept it and I'm flexible here. Let me ask if 445 decide something is worth votes, should two votes be allowed to make the reward zero?
Whereas most of the time crypto involves 'push payments', where the sender decides what to spend and how to make the transaction, 'pull payments' work the opposite direction. In the credit card world this is automatic but to make sense with crypto-currencies, each invoice must be manually approved by the owner.
Invoices are little pull-payments. In a credit card, your merchant puts the exact values in and then the bank approves it yes or no. In the crypto-world, the merchant creates a transaction for you (after you click a button) and then allows you to sign it somehow. This is something that is done by 
It would be handy if regular users could create an invoice for another user without having to write his own web-interface 馃 Then when the other user pays, we make sure there are no errors involved with mistyping the user id.
This is also a good idea for exchanges, like 
