I think you forgot. Not at all, we just don't earn STEM, all our author and curation rewards are burned.

Looks like you have three friends from Scotland.

You have some great posts that are a perfect fit for the STEMGeeks community. I see you are tagging #stemgeeks, this is our admin tag to talk about the community. I recommend #stem or #science as this

Unless you are talking about the underlying technology in detail, crypto posts do not fall under STEMGeeks.

I just want it burned and over with. It is no longer being used, so I want it gone. The end goal has always been to burn it when it is not needed, so gamifying it doesn't change the outcome, it was never

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Compared to other tribes selling hundred of thousand miners, STEM has very few in comparison, less than 5,000. STEM also has the lowest inflation and the highest token burn designing it to be sustainable

Yeah, it does seem to be. I do see more people using the front end, but not a lot. Maybe it is time to change it to 75% burn for off-site content.

You can power them up on STEMGeeks.net to vote on posts similar to how you do on Hive. You can also use Hive-Engine to power them up, or you can hold them for speculation.

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Circulating is the amount of tokens in people's hands, total is the amount of tokens in people's hands + the tokens burned in the past. Max supply is the maximum that could have been printed ever. This

It should be coming online soon. It is being worked on now.

Nope, we back.

STEMGeeks.net is back online. The Hive Engine API that handles tribes (Scot Bot) went down due to an expired domain. I have patched STEMGeeks.net for a temporary domain to bring it back online. Other tribes

I have been noticing that go up recently.

If you are worried about curation rewards, they will be unaffected regardless of where a post was created. To answer your question though, there is a little STEMGeeks icon on the post as you can see here.

What do you mean by that? part of the initial distribution we had tokens set aside for a bounty fund. This is used for prizes, promotion, and hiring. By hiring I mean if we wanted something done we could

I may look into it at some point, but it isn't as critical for STEM as we have vastly different audiences. LEO targets crypto users who likely already have MetaMask installed, I want to go after universities,

I should warn you the expected outcome is to burn more tokens, probably not get more users to the site.... I would only use the tokes in one of two ways. Burn Distribute as bonuses to those who use the