Wasn't it, Steemitians? =P

Network might not mean blockchain, but network of people?

For me this is a clear user interface problem. The general user shouldn't have to care about vests, or whether steempower and staked steem are different. Just display these things the right way in their

artistically dead?

Artistically broken?

Not sure that describes it yet.

If you are artistically challenged what am I?

I see this very similarly, back then each of my posts got 10 comments asking for "follow me back", "check out this post", "random bot message". Besides in the comment sections

So what are you doing here? (Besides sucking up rewards of course) Everyone knows they had to lay off 70% of their stuff, but miraculously they had more progress in that last year than all years before

I think making it torrent based should not be difficult at all. I would definitely connect it with an additional reward system to hold a shard.

That's a problem of the low steem and sbd price, that's not the fault of any hardfork though.

That's a problem of the low steem and sbd price, that's not the fault of any hardfork though.

You are more likely getting higher upvotes now as well because more people are manually curating and not selling their votes.

This comment is certainly more creative than Tron acquiring Steemit.

I'm quite interested in the development in the direction of Ethereum 2.0, I'm still waiting for a followup paper of Casper (the new Consensus for 2.0) since a bunch of problems were left behind.

In this context I'd also love compilation posts which take reports of both sides of this movement and show them side by side to allow people to make up their mind themselves on this topic.

You could do the NFTs for the weapons etc, similar to how splinterlands does cards on steem too. trading them would probably be easier and cheaper.

But employing a content moderator each 150 people, is basically exactly the same thing as employing a few hundred thousand to do so. But, we don't even have to go all that far. As he also points out in

I agree, the value should be a less central aspect of the post (maybe it could be hidden for the normal user). And who up/downvoted a certain content should not be displayed on the frontend at all.

Got are you making it difficult, the user sets the VP he wants to deliver to the post, and that's what is going to be used of his VP. If less is needed to guarantee the value in the end, it doesn't matter.