It isn’t working because it is select then start 😁

What if the author could encrypt the post on the blockchain and only individuals the author approves (“all followers” could be one option) will be able to read the post? This would also allow certain authors

Is there a link to the testnet? Or put another way, is there a way for non-developers to test it out?

Individuals/companies with known Steem-Engine tokens, aka STEM, AFIT, LEO, PAL, etc should have first dibs at creating those SMTs in my opinion. Otherwise it will just be a huge clusterf%$k at the beginning

Did you see that some group of people cleared molten core in less than 1 week after the classic WoW reboot recently? Crazy crazy crazy

How about something like Resource Contracts? If I understand this correctly, soft consensus is reached by interaction with the blockchain through the publication of custom json which requires resource

This goes back to the need for reduced Steem inflation. Just sayin’ I also think the fee to create an SMT needs to be somewhat high so only “real” SMTs are created. A ton of novelty coins just dilutes

Steem Contracts: All of the engine, none of the gas

I thought if this as well but does it seem like a mouth full to say?

From andrarchy a few min ago

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I asked Steemit Inc this question but have yet to hear a response. Do you know if this is the full SMT code that is complete? The second Burnup line that was suppose to be finished the week of Oct 25th?

This makes the most sense to me as well.

All SMT work is near completion, awesome! Does this include full SMTs or SMT lite? Phrased another way, is the work complete for the second Burnup line that was predicted to be complete around Oct 20th

I just made a comment about this last night! I think encrypted content would open a lot of interesting doors.

#test

In your interview, you mentioned subscription services where posts would consist of links to other servers. I know you can encrypt memos on the chain. Is it possible to encrypt entire posts? My thought

I completely agree with everything you said here and in your interview with @exyle. I think moving Steem to a utility token is the way to go. In fact, I do not see any other way long term, at least at

My wife and I took a bunch of baby classes before our first but of all the things discussed they left out all the good topics ... like blowouts 😁.

Would the AFIT tokens needed for ads come from actifit’s supply or would those need to be purchased from Steem-engine, etc? I guess this leads me to another question. Of the 2.1 billion AFIT tokens that