One of the topics Blocktrades talked about in the monthly Hive core meeting, and I put it into my weekly report from yesterday, is the recent slowness of the network and what they identified as a potential

I read @dalz's report on front-ends earlier today and there were a few things interesting about it. One of them was that, among the top three front-ends on Hive, Ecency performed the best this year regarding

We have added 3 new front-ends to Proof of Sharing on Twitter. Before this only 4 of the big front-ends were eligible to earn POSH depending on how well the tweets did on a daily basis (stats can be checked

It took me 2 months to pass dusting threshold and see curation rewards arrive. Slowly the curation rewards have been growing (0.002 HP here, 0.004 HP there, etc.). Part of that is due to using tribal front

Article by @dan recommending the shift of #HIVE #Dapps into decentralized clients, similar to the #BitTorrent client people download to their computer BitTorrent->Torrents I thought of this 2, after

Having succumbed to the steem-connect keychain nonsense, I'm now able to use more advanced steem front-ends again. These are there two prettiest I've found, busy.org and steempeak. Is the one you use prettier?

Not the best and Not the Worst Being a loyal user of SteemPeak it really sets the bar high for me to find any other front-end interface acceptable. Sadly pretty much every single tribe is using a fork

My mind isn't clear enough to write anything meaningful today apparently, so I might just as well publicly report a little issue I found that will probably soon be fixed. I discovered today as I was trying

I have added an extra column showing the number of accounts using each of the Steem apps in the last 7 days. I was surprised by the impressive number of accounts using esteem, and I guess that since the