View the original post on Musing.ioI think with all businesses the best place to start is by getting a great product, starting small and then expanding when it's clear I have a market. So for an ice-cream

View the original post on Musing.ioMy most used tags are: utopian-io - This is my most frequent primary tag since I use it for all my open source related posts. Utopian is one of the best communities on

View the original post on Musing.ioMy two biggest tips for earning on Steem are:  be quick and flexible to take opportunities There are always new opportunities cropping up on the Steem blockchain. Whether

View the original post on Musing.ioThe rewards for each post on the Steem blockchain are split between the author (or authors) and those that curate, i.e. upvote and thus promote the post. Under the current

View the original post on Musing.ioIt depends entirely on the risk of default of the person you are lending to and whether you can make any recovery from assets if they default. If there is no risk of

View the original post on Musing.ioBanks make profit in various ways but typically what they are doing is taking smallish margins as middlemen on financial transactions of large volumes of money. They

View the original post on Musing.ioI had a similar discussion on this with @creatr a year ago. His idea was to build a library of his work on the Steem blockchain. Not necessarily a diary with memories

View the original post on Musing.ioAt some point in your career you will undoubtedly find yourself working for a boss that is either less qualified for the position, younger or less experienced, or simply

View the original post on Musing.ioSteem is an experimental economic system which is still relatively young. The economy has now reached the stage where the market has put a price on the purchase or sale

View the original post on Musing.ioI do not think that there is too much diversity on the Steem blockchain. One of the strengths of the Steem blockchain is that it has the potential for very wide appeal,

View the original post on Musing.ioI think that this could be a good idea. Musing could launch its own SMT at the start of next year, or could even launch now, like Actifit, with an ERC20 style token that

View the original post on Musing.ioI would assume that musing won't make a significant change to their current approach and so will use it to upvote questions and answers.  They will have a decision to

View the original post on Musing.io I think it depends on what kind of curation you are doing. If you are curating a single tag or subject area, say fiction or black-and-white photography, then the key

View the original post on Musing.ioIt will probably depend on how the json_metadata is constructed for musing posts and comments, and on how the notification systems of the various apps query this data.

View the original post on Musing.ioI don't think that the SMT launch has been delayed. There was never an official date so this first communication is the original timeline. That said, I understand your

View the original post on Musing.ioI would change the following: 1) A complete overhaul of the way posts are filtered and found Currently there is only new / hot / trending for the overall blockchain and

View the original post on Musing.ioSteemit Inc created Steemit, the first website that allowed you to publish on the Steem blockchain and earn Steem rewards. They also developed the underlying Steem

View the original post on Musing.ioThere are already at least two popular Steem mobile apps.  The original Steem mobile app, eSteem, has been in existence for over two years now but still has new development

View the original post on Musing.ioI would follow the same approach that many of the new Steem platforms use, for example Utopian or Steemhunt or Musing.  This involves creating a community around a niche

View the original post on Musing.ioApart from the rewards Musing also benefits from other concepts of the Steem blockchain: * It's decentralised, so cannot be taken down by one party. * It can incorporate