RE: Steemit’s Three Major Problems

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Steemit’s Three Major Problems

in steemit •  7 years ago 

What about if you could become a part of 'exploration groups' whereby the number of upvotes (as opposed to the weight) by members of that group on certain posts would determine the content of a separate feed (i.e. your exploration feed). Or perhaps it wouldn't even have to be groups, it could be that as well as following an individual, you could also choose to have them as part of your exploration team, so that their upvoting activity would add to the exploration feed. Or something like that.... by putting your trust in certain users interests, you could massively widen the scope of content within this feed.....instead of just relying on what people have resteemed

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  ·  7 years ago (edited)

You can vent good ideas by RSVP to the #beyondbitcoin #Whaletank, tomorrow is one so be quick!

I just made it in to a post and put those two tags in. Was that the right thing to do? Or by RSVP do you mean I have to reply somewhere? thanks for the suggestion :)

If you want to have you own 15 min. talk then RSVP here but better take next week since now we going to start in a couple of hours. You can listen in and ask questions and are very welcome to do so! But make sure to follow the Mumble instructions and set push to talk.

Ah I see! I don't know about mumble and I guess Ive missed it anyway, but I was really just suggesting an idea, I wouldn't know how to actually implement it as a project..... thanks for the optimistic suggestion though! Its really cool that steemit is allowed to grow and improve via its user base

Oh you can really just talk if you want, maybe someone will implement it. Feel free to join us, check how to install Mumble. There are recordings available from Saturday. Just check out @officialfuzzy.

Sounds like and idea. Also sounds like a complex algorithm.

Also feel free to RSVP I really liked your analysis, you've put it very bluntly and righteously so.