Welcome to Steemit! I'm a big fan of your podcasts, great to have you here :)

I think that this change has been a bit poorly communicated and thus largely misunderstood. Active users (who are thought to be the ones suffering from this change) can keep on voting just like before

I've read most of the comments in the original announcement post and think there are a lot of misconceptions. It's nice to read a post where somebody tries to understand what's really going on, so thank

Thanks for a great article, again! This part caught my attention: I would have invested far more in to Cryptocurrency over the years, if I wasn’t petrified that I would somehow lose private keys or get

Thanks for writing out your thoughts. This would have been easier to read with shorter paragraphs, but it's a good post nonetheless. I think the Bitcoin blocksize debate (stalemate) is just a symptom of

Good article. You obviously know a lot about the basics already, but it never hurts to read through some tips. There's also a detailed guide to writing an introduction about yourself. Welcome to Steemit!

Good suggestions! I'll add a few. First of all, thanks to the OP for this creative project :) I came across it in Steem App Center. I was a bit confused on what it actually does. It would be cool if: It

A common criticism to Steem is that the Steem Power distribution is uneven and a small number of early adopters hold most of the assets. When looking at the issue closer we notice that this is not exactly

Can be hidden in theory, or in practice? I know this would be a popular feature. I for one would like to hide the test post that is currently stuck in my blog history.

Just for the record, I got a reply and this was basically a misunderstanding about a paywall. I'm not a huge paywall fan and didn't understand the background fully. All is good now.

Thanks for the background information. I wasn't aware of this context, and got frustrated when I just ran straight into a paywall with no promised content. As you're probably aware, that kind of marketing

The Steem inflation is not the same kind of inflation as with fiat currency. In practice it is dilution or redistribution of wealth from those who work to those who don't. It's not simple, but there is

Ok, I didn't even get into the actual Cryptoversity story as there were just links to advertisement for paid content. If it had been my original content I would've liked to be notified at least (maybe

I don't think there is downvote option as such, only flagging a post which is a bit different. I kind of partly agree with your suggestion, but then again there are a lot scenarios (like now) where I only

Sorry to hear about you being treated that way. Just so you're aware, this post has been "borrowed" for a misleading marketing attempt for some podcast. I asked the marketer for comments but

Thanks for these posts, they are very informative and important. I'm active in some Bitcoin communities and the prevailing mindset over there is that Steem is just a scam. That's mainly because these kinds

I understand where your worry is coming from, but the statistics on this thing are not simple. You should take a look at this excellent post on dilution by @hisnameisollie (and also rebuttal to criticism

So... you took @catherinebleish's content and then added links to your advertising pretending that the advertisement had something to do with the "borrowed" content. Tell me, how is that not

I noticed you haven't had upvotes so I thought I'd give you some feedback. I clicked the link to your post because I've visited India and experienced first-hand some of the problems corruption causes there.

My 2 cents on investing in crypto: if you have any more than little pocket change in cryptos, it is a really good idea to invest in some safe storage solution. Never trust the exchanges with your money.