I clicked on "login to show" and it wants me to login again, the username show my username/active, I use my master password and it says invalid password. I tried it without /active and master

I would agree if it was the same context. In this case, we are dealing with their money, so they will care to know where their money is tied up in.

People can click "more info" if they want to learn more details about it, but these terms will make them feel like they understand the system and they will feel comfortable using it. It's very

Steemit needs new terminology so non-technical people can understand. IE: Steem power - Savings account (earn 90% a year), Steem dollars = newly earned dollars, steem = Checking account.

How about tying the reputation scores of users to the curation rewards. The lower the reputation score of the author, the higher curation reward. The curation reward will be paid in a sliding downward

That's awesome, just hope when I try they will use the right wood!

Steemit needs to do a better job indicating possible payouts to encourage more participation.

On the animated image, what determines the multiplier?

Don't get discouraged when you cannot make any money with your posts.

If you like Bernie (almost became the nominee), Jill Stein has virtually the same political views as Sanders. She is at 4%-7% that's without media coverage. This CNN townhall should really boost her numbers.

This is why successful people usually will start another business so they can experience the struggle again. It would be nice to know that even if the new business does not succeed, I will still have millions

When people see these educational innovations like you describe in your blog post, someone almost inevitably asks, "What about accreditation?" And that's the problem, maybe the main problem with

Due to problems in the tap water supply, I am thinking Nestle pure life water, since they answer basic questions of where the water comes from, if it's purified or not and how, and they test for contaminants.

I ask because 2 days ago this article came out..

I hear many steem whales have a big interest in BitCoin, and do not want steem to do well. They bought into steem early (~.25c/steem), and are powering down and sellling off as much as they can to move

What brand of water do you drink?

I have all my value locked up into steem power, is this safe? Does your wallet solution only deal with steem and steem dollars?

No, the 2FA would only carry a random code. This will eliminate the hacker from using the wallet to execute any action.

Any thought on how your software can deal with key loggers? I am thinking 2FA. Also is my steem power save ?

Scary, can you assure us that you will not be the next single point of failure?