Software is like a book. It needs countless revisions to remove all the spelling and formatting issues and even then you may still find further problems.
Steemit.com is a young project and currently in Beta. When using an early version of a book, then you will usually give it to as many proof-readers as you can. For software proofreading is the equivalent of finding and reporting bugs.
Bug reports are a great safety net for every software project. The more problems are found in the initial stages of a project the better. The reason for this is are:
The first of all you need to determine if the problem is a user issue or if it is an actual problem in the platform.
Your problem could be that you do not see your hard-earned steem in your wallet after publishing an article. The reason for this is that the pay-out will only begin on the 4th of July. This would not be a bug but a lack of knowledge how the system works.
The best place to find a solution for your usage issue are:
Follow these steps to report your problem to the developers of steemit.com.
Make sure you mention how to reproduce your problem and what versions you have used. Once you are done you should get a GitHub Issue Id to track the issue. Developers may ask follow-up question so make sure you are checking it regularly.
