stemq

Repository Introduction SteemLogin is a brand new application providing the easiest way to login to the Steem blockchain using mainstream authentication providers such as Google and Facebook. By adopting

We are pleased to announce that visitors to StemQ can now signup for a new instant Steem account using Steem.Ninja. Signing up using Steem.Ninja only costs $2.5 and gives the new Steemian 15 delegated

Repository NPM Package qv-steem-beneficiaries - Easily add beneficiary support into your Quasar/Vue application As a Steem developer have you ever felt like we keep on reinventing the wheel each time we

As silly as it may seems, StemQ did not support text justification. That is, up to now! This feature is now available through the text-justify class, supported by other Steem apps. What is text justification?

The StemQ team is pleased to announce support for beneficiaries! This feature was badly missing and now works exactly the way it does on other Steem apps, such as steemstem.io and Steempeak. Support other

Credit: Pixabay We all know that all cryptos, including Steem, are going through a crisis at present. The downturn in the crypto market has seriously affected the appetite for investment into Steem and

[](https://postimg.cc/Q9phvDDH) Today we are using the dpoll [poll for project feedback](https://steempeak.com/contest/@sndbox/polling-for-project-feedback-dpoll-contest-6) opportunity to find out what you think about [Stemq](https://www.stemq.io) so far. [Stemq](https://www.stemq.io) is a relatively new Q&A Steem app similar to [Quora](https://www.quora.com) and [Musing](https://www.musing.io) but dedicated to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). While still short of many features, StemQ has all the core functionality to enable all Steemians to feed their curiosity about STEM subjects or to answer interesting questions. StemQ strive to expand interest of scientific and engineering subject to the widest possible audience, just like the more established [Steemstem](https://www.steemstem.io) project. Today is your chance to let us know what you think of the project so far! So thank you for taking a minute to answer the following poll and please don't hesitate to leave any feedback in a comment below. **What do you think of the StemQ project so far?**

Most users have used the #steemstem tag when submitting their questions and answers on StemQ. Using the #steemstem tag allows STEM related posts to be evaluated by the @steemstem curation team for rewards.

One of the main issues that has been reported about StemQ was how confusing it was to submit a new question. It was clear that several visual elements were not intuitive in the form, including: Each tag

Today we are launching a [dpoll](https://dpoll.xyz) survey to find out what you think of [StemQ](https://www.stemq.io) format for publishing articles about STEM subject. As you may know StemQ is quite unique in that regards as it puts questions and answers on the same footing by enforcing answers to be published as root posts, rather than comments of the question. In our mind this has the following main advantages: * Answers can be curated like any other posts by curation guilds such as @stemq, @steemstem and @curie. * Answers are usually longer than questions, therefore it makes sense to treat them as parent posts in their own rights. * Questions can be answered a long time after initial publication. Allowing answers to be published as root post give them better visibility. * Answers do not get mixed up and lost among general comments. **But does this make sense to YOU, and do you fully understand how StemQ treats contributions?**

Credit: Pixabay Everyday the StemQ team seeks to support sharing of scientific and engineering knowledge among Steemians and the wider online audience. To this end, our team selects the best questions

5th StemQ Digest Welcome to the new StemQ Digest, which we are delighted to provide to you on this festive season! What to report since our last digest? Another bug has been fixed with regards to the

 A few weeks ago I published [this post](https://steempeak.com/stemq/@irelandscape/a-how-could-one-login-to-the-steem-blockchain-using-his-google-fb-etc-account) describing my frustration, as an app developer, with the clumsiness of having to enter a 50 character hash in order to login to a new Steem app. I proposed a new scheme whereby somebody could agree to have his/her posting key stored on a third party server, which would allow login to any participating Steem app using his/her Google email address and password. The posting key allows most everyday operations on the Steem blockchain, such as posting, upvoting and commenting. It does not allow sensitive transactions, such as transferring Steems. The login procedure would make use of Google support for OAuth2 authentication and would also work with other mainstream social networks such as FB, Twitter, Instragram, etc. This is made almost seamless on most handsets and web browsers. I would be very grateful if you could take a minute to answer the following question through this poll, and maybe expand on your answer with a comment. **Would you use your Google/FB/Twitter/etc. credentials to login to your favorite Steem apps?**

@shaka has launched a poll to select one app to be curated for a week StemQ has been shortlisted and I would call for everyone interested in our project to cast their vote on dpoll to support us! You can

StemQ is now listed on steemapps! Thanks to @therealwolf for putting this app together. Unsurprisingly, being a niche startup project, we are currently ranking at the bottom of the list but we can all

As promised we are now publishing our new roadmap document for StemQ. You will find the transcript below. The document is also available here. StemQ Roadmap Overview This is the roadmap document for the

4th StemQ Digest Things have been a little bit quiet on the Steem blockchain with the seemingly endless downward trends of all cryptos. StemQ was no exception, but behind the scene our team has been actively

3rd StemQ Digest The is the third installment of our Digest, a weekly(-ish) post acting as a newsletter and a sample of best Q&As since the previous edition. StemQ has seen a fair amount of activity

The is the second installment of our Digest, a weekly(-ish) post acting as a newsletter and a sample of best Q&As since the previous edition. The last few days have been hectic for @irelandscape and,

Welcome to the new StemQ Digest! The StemQ team is delighted to present you a brand new Digest which we hope to be able to deliver to you on a (roughly) weekly basis! In the Digest editions you will find