Four days ago marked one of the saddest days in the history of the Steem blockchain. The CEO of Dlive, @wa7 announced that Dlive is forever leaving Steem behind and is replacing it with another blockchain, LINO. Read his post about it here and pay attention to the huge backlash of the Steem community it resulted in the comment section down below.

Because of such strong involvment and dedication to the project, many feel betrayed and abandoned by the dapp they gave most of their attention to.

Amidst the chaos that has befallen the Steem community we shall not fall

We will rise from the ashes like a Pheonix and come out stronger than ever before. This is kind of sudden, but very impactful change, is something every one of us on the Steem blockchain and in all of the crypto space in general, should already be used to but, many were caught by surprise. No one expected Dlive to leave Steem, nor were there any reasons to believe something like this would happen, but it did. Its a test of ones motives and determination.

These are the times that separate the weak from the ones that will actually be able to succeed in life. And the only ones that will succeed, are the ones who are capable of quickly adapting and change their focus accordingly when problems like this arise.

While Steem's Dlive community is crumbling and slowly migrating to LINO

Steem's gaming community is taking a blow. A really hard one. But fear not, we have Vimm.tv! Dlive isn't the only livestreaming service on the Steem blockchain but, because of the massive 2m Steeminc delegate, most users mainly focused their attention and content creation there.

Vimm.tv is the answer!

While some may argue that Dtube is where ex-dlivers should stream on, I disagree. Vimm seems to be a much better option for gaming related content creators and streamers in general.

STEEMs gaming community deserves its own place on the blockchain and Vimm.tv will easily fill that gap some Steemians have in their hearts now as they feel like they lost Dlive and livestreaming on the Steem blockchain. All while probably not knowing about Vimm.tv

That said, @streamersunite's current to do list is:

• Get Steemians familiar with Vimm.tv
• Grow Vimm's userbase
• Reach gamers from outside of the cryptospace and help them get started with streaming on Vimm
• Increase engagement
• Organize gaming contests
• Manually curate Vimm.tv live streamers
• Publish a weekly list of top Vimmers and reward them accordingly
• Grow @streamersunite community
• Increase @streamersunite SP through user delegations
• Host regular and spontaneous live curation shows
• Anything else that could potentially help Vimm.tv grow as a platform

Further goals will be added in the future and any suggestions are always welcome.

In order to achieve set goals and help @streamersunite reach more Steemians with upvotes we need to chip-in parts of our SP to be able to support more content creators

The problem STEEMs streamers are facing now is so big, so worth of solving, that I decided to delegate 1k SP to @streamersunite to kickcstart its love sharing powers! As I earn more on my main account, I'll use most of it to further increase @streamersunite's success.

To support @streamersunite with your delegation, simply use these links:

Although not a profit generating scheme @streamersunite will reward its supporters with regular upvotes

Don't expect the delegation to be profitable, because it won't be. It won't be possible, with the goals of the project being to reach as many content creators as possible and unless we get a massive delegate by some noble whale. Your delegations to @streamersunite will probably never be that profitable of an investment. If monetary gains are what you wish to receive, this is not the place to put your SP in but, if you want to help support and grow one of the biggest communities on Steemit that got abandoned over night then, delegate to @streamersunite.

If you decide to delegate to @streamersunite you will receive: