I'd like to be able to join communities like subreddits, and add friends/follow people.
I just joined, and it seems all I can do is post and reply or upvote/downvote, with no focus on communities.
Is this on the Steem roadmap?
Why isn't Steem organized like Reddit?
8 years ago by darbsllim (43)
Stemmit has Categories! "Sub reddits" and you can follow people!
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I'm looking forward to the same, following tags and people to cultivate my personal stream.
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you mean your personal steem, right ? :P
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Gotta realize that Steem is only a few months old. Knowing Dan and the team who are working on this, features will come fairly quickly. Reddit does not have the blockchain to sync with either. So theres a lot more pieces to Steem than meets the eye
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It's really only a matter of time would be my guess.
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As everyone else said, it's very young, I'm sure we'll see 3-4 new UX elements sooner than later. This is a huge project and things must be done in stages.
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All good projects are put together slowly, methodically, and thoughtfully. I anticipate great things from this service. Its already shaping up to be good, and its so young.
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Upvoted you
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