Winner of the match

Wings. Wings would be cool. The ability to fly. You'd probably need to overhaul everything else to get them to work; lighter bones, stronger muscles and all. But it would be worth it. I would fly everywhere.

Should musing add a poll section?It's not a huge leap from Q&A with upvoting of answers to polls. Would a poll section add anything, or is it too similar to the existing concept?

There was a great question on blockchains previously with some really great and simple explanations of what they are. The questions was: "How would you explain blockchain technology to a layman? How

I saw this project on Utopian yesterday and already I'm a big fan! Lots of positives: It's 3D: Steem data is complex and having three dimensions instead of two gives extra potential to display that complexity.

It's great to see startup companies in Europe beginning to move into banking and challenging the large, old retail banks. There's lots of opportunity for disruption by bringing modern products with modern

What's the best way to deal with repeat questions on musing.io?(a) Do nothing. Repeat questions aren't a problem. (b) Moderators block answers to repeat questions and redirect to the original question.

There was this evidence put forward to suggest that they are the same person. It doesn't really matter though whether they are the same person or not. There's not a huge difference to the overall Steem

JULY: Over the month of July there were 491 different accounts who posted to musing.io. There were 3556 questions raised and 6413 answers given. Of the answers, around 15% of answers were made as blog

No problem!

You should have this amount now...good luck!

You are both most kind. Thankyou.

If someone could send me the mysterious number of GBs that'd be appreciated: Z7OJEIHV6PIJ34KFSHSQ7OM5WDH6WIOB

Agreed.

I think that Smart Contracts are possible on Steem, as Dan said, but certainly not easy. Adding new Smart Contracts isn't a part of the day-to-day functionality of the Steem blockchain. This is a really

One point of difference is that EOS can be used to code smart contracts, allowing decentralised applications to be built on the blockchain. A lot of the speculative value of platform cryptocurrencies like

There's a fuller explanation here: In the comments (by jga and evildido) there's a description of the code and a worked example. This suggests the restriction kicks in linearly at 2% and stops altogether

Definitely don't ask for upvotes in comments. That tends to go down badly. Adding an upvote / resteem message at the end of your post is OK but it's unnecessary. People are already aware of the options.

The best things about Binance are: The trading fees are low, and with BNB can be reduced by half The markets are liquid so you can get a trade at the market price Lots of coin listings The UI is pretty

Excluding ONO, which EOS dApp do you find the most exciting? Which has the most potential?