A week ago I wrote an article about 
Here is that post for those who missed it.
https://busy.org/@taskmaster4450/steem-about-to-explode-in-china
One of the biggest innovations the team is bringing is the idea of communities. This is not communities how we normally express it. Instead, they are seeking to build communities of varying sizes based upon Geo-Tags. It is through this that smaller communities feed into larger ones.
For example, let us use bird watching as an example. Using the tag birds or birdwatching will bring those of us together who are interested in those categories. However, we will be spread all over the world making it a very fragmented community.
By using Geo-Tags, a community of bird watchers could post in a specific geographic location. This would serve two purposes. Pictures of birds taken in that area would automatically be tied to that area so anyone searching could find them. Also, it brings local people together with similar interests. Hence we see both the online and offline communities developing.
These communities based upon interest along with the idea of this kind of taking is obviously requiring a multi-stage approach. The Wherein team announced their first step in this process with the release of Community Version 1.0.
Here is what they had to say about it.
With the same idea and technology, WhereIn has developed a new simple community function to enable each individual to build self-centered communities (tags). Small communities combine into bigger ones. Individuals connect with each other and create new communities. Each community is independent and is connected to each other at the same time. We have a preliminary model in mind about the final community module, but it’s only an envision at this stage. So we have launched the first version of WhereIn community, and we invite you to explore with us and to improve it along the way. We look forward to your test use and feedback!
While we are at it, why not add a bit of gaming. This is exactly what the
After the Chinese New Year (February 5) , they are going to release the SteemKillers game. This is modeled after the old Mafia Game.
For those who have no idea what that is:
https://icebreakerideas.com/mafia-game/
Their idea is to replicate the game while tying it to the Steem blockchain. By doing this, people can delegate SP, play the game and create with each other. Also, winners can post their results and receive votes.
Steemkillers is currently being tested and will go live with WhereIn Dapp after the Chinese New Year. We are looking forward to creating the legend together with you!
They also have a delegation program which will be converted to the Wherein Token when that is released.
Here is their post which explains the delegation along with further information on what I just mentioned.
https://busy.org/@wherein/wherein-on-the-road-community-version-1-0-launch-and-delegation-plan
This is very cool. Here is a project I knew nothing about a week ago. As I wrote in my original post, the way I found it was because it was listed on the State of the DApps website. After looking further into it, I was blown away.
And now, a week later, we see some of their plans coming to life. Those of you who follow me know I love applications that are constantly updating and pushing their project forward. I know it was in the works before the post a week ago but what they accomplished in a short period of time is pretty incredible.
As I wrote last time, this is one to keep an eye on. This team seems very creative and approaching things much differently than we are use to seeing. The idea of creating smaller communities that merge into larger communities is very encouraging.
I also like the idea of bringing this offline and bringing people together. That really could help the Hive Community in China (or anywhere else) grow. Imagine being able to put together a party game and inviting friends; some Hivians, some not. Suddenly there would be some interest from the non-Hiveians in what is taking place here.
All wonderful ideas and a project I was happy to support with a delegation.
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