It might be useful to look at the Wikipedia entry for grammar schools before reading this. The people who enter grammar schools are stardust to the education system. Their parents have the knowledge, time

This is a sponsored writing contest entry. When scrolling through webpages on the internet, you find that many pages are so cluttered with ads that the webpage in question consists more of ads than actual

I placed a bit with @luckyvotes, worth 0.135SBD.  It looks like I'm going to get 0.15SBD back, which (if I can do maths) is a 1.1 (recurring) profit. Not brilliant, but not awful - and I'll get some

Disclaimer: This post is composed of my experience and opinions. I'm not providing you with any guarantee that you'll get the same results.  This is a review of @thundercurator.  Here's what

Disclaimer. I'm not some sort of con-merchant, and I don't promise that my methodology will work – but I do think that the logic behind it is sound. If there's something that doesn't follow, or I've missed

I've been looking at how to make money from bid-bots. Some neat little tricks I've found are below: Send 0.001SBD to @drotto, @speedvoter (etc.). As you can't get paid less than 0.001 (the minimum payout),

Is it decentralized? Or completley centralized? Do we need world domination? Or are we better off as nations? Are foreigners good? Or do we want them gone? Are we better off isolated? Or perhaps together

@freebornangel. You claim to be an anarchist, working under the motto of "stop paying, keep working." If people don't get paid for working, and instead can have everything they want – well who was critisising

If we ignore all these posts advocating either for, or against, anarchism and remember that – regardless to what degree we try to pretend otherwise – we do live in a capitalist society, and that revolutions

Hi. @authorisation is now resteeming quality content – the official feed of the scribus guild. Anything I come across which comes into the category of (at least) digestable will be resteemed. If you'd

Resteem services are just another form of pollution on this blockchain. They follow steemians, in the hope that they'll get followed back. Now this mutual following relationship is very onesided. The resteem

Voice assistants are a win-win situation. Just like most successful sites, you get the software free – in exchange for all your data. They're great for you because, they allow you to buy a phone minus

Steem bounty seems like an OK idea. There's just a few issues:  The 20% community payout. That basically means someone like haejin can come along, post a nice little smiley face emoji on my post and

Steemit rewards users with money. The idea is a "proof-of-brain" style network in which good content is rewarded and bad content is not. This hasn't really worked out, though, and if you look

Resteem services follow you, in the hope that you'll follow them back. By following back, you essentially give them free money (and appear more desperate: if you don't follow them back, they'll still follow

When I started on steemit I discovered that there are issues with bid-bots, and the profit they say you'll get. The thing is, that the profit (rshares) displayed on your post decreases with time – and

Hi @cleverbot

The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it. We need to WAKE UP. We need to DO SOMETHING. We need to STOP BEING

Hello. We're trying to get debating on the condenser to work. We have a setup:  -> Each tournament will have 16 teams taking part. Teams need to publish 2 speeches.  -> Tournaments will

The network is rigged. Even the steem whitepaper reveals that the platform has been set up in favour of those at the top, using the same system to rope smaller people (with less money) into producing content.