The way steemit has been set up is as a censor-proof, anarchist community. As such, the network's policies are (partially) enforced by the users who make it up. Some users have more of a say than others:

Grammar is the thing that makes people understand you, and as such is pretty important for a steemit post. If your post doesn't make sense, how can you expect anyone else to upvote it?  There are

I see a lot of poorly written posts on steemit. I think steemit is quite a small, elite social network (this is because we have few users, compared to other social networking sites, a complex setup, with

Don't post ridiculously many posts per day, all of which are bad. Write a post, and then rewrite it. Plan what you want to say first, and ensure some structure is in your blog. If you rewrite a post 5

I'm not looking at the bad elements of coinhive – which wreck user's computers, and don't make publishers as much money as advertising, instead I'm looking at the better elements of coinhive – namely

Suggestions for tags to be made active:  Polytopia (google it – it's a good game).  Piracy (I don't officially support it).  I will support authors with my miserably small upvotes,

The idea behind steemit is that you can make money by posting interesting, engaging content. But the truth is far from this: of course you can make money – but only if you already have steem power.

Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus, Tumblr, Twitter (etc) all have a system of likes where everyone's vote counts equally. And yet on steemit this doesn't happen. Take out the money element, and tell me

If you're considering selling your vote, go for smartsteem - they actively want to upvote good quality content, and have systems imposed to do so. But don't delegate to the bot. If you use their upvote

I say updates because smartsteem.com has also (as well as the condenser) gone under a bit of an overhaul (not sure if the grammar is completely right there). But the condenser updates seem a good

If you send email, be warned: it's insecure.  There are a few ways in which you can ensure that you're communicating securely, depending on your OS. macOS: Linux: Windows: (The guides come from the

This is important, as it enables anyone to understand the complicated, technical side of steemit. Over the coming weeks I'm going to create a tutorial, which will cover everything from payouts to writing

While some of us on steemit's side have taken to "healing" posts heajin has downvoted, downvoting him back is a much more effective strategy.  Here's our argument:  Haejin is here to make money,

We're working on a site to help co-ordinate the fight against haejin.  Currently we're working to produce the following features: Auto-downvote - this allows users to auto-downvote haejin and other

I've done a bit of browsing, and looked around but I can't really find any conclusive tutorials. I want to make apps which will facilitate our quest against haejin, such as a cheaper version of anonsteem

This is a call for all minnows to stick together.  We need to form one united alliance, in which we can all prosper – by stopping those who greedily claw away at pool rewards, by downvoting as one,

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Send 3.1 steem to @missioncontrol with "CREATE, @</p> Oh. If you'd like to create the account anonymously, then click this link (the anonymous transfer will be arranged through blocktrades – sent to

Polytopia (download from google play or the app store) is a cool indie game from midjiwan. Following a new update, which allows for multiplayer gaming, I'm trying to arrange a tournament, with a reward