RE: Why @Ned Is Killing Steemit

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Why @Ned Is Killing Steemit

in steemit •  7 years ago  (edited)

So you're saying Steems not in trouble. I think you should make that more clear.

My main issue with Steemit is similar to your own although I don't like that it's so easy to censor someone into oblivion. In many ways it's more of a potential problem than it is on something completely centralised as Youtube.

For me some simple rule changes would make this a lot less serious, like not allowing one whale to be able to flag someone and overppower dozens of others.

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that's a good point. I hadn't thought of making the flagging weights more distributed...

Steem is not in immediate trouble. Longer term EOS is aiming to be direct competition. It will be interesting to see how it plays out since EOS now has a big grudge against Steem.

Cheers