I'd say when the "baby bird" is a population of potentially billions, having everyone down to the last domesticated lifeform read: spacecat leave - is a bit of a stretch. We might run into possibly

That's one way to run into Cthulhu. Why perform eldritch sacrifices when you can just drill down into his summer home.

How do these incorporated entities not get their stuff raided and confiscated after the first wave of people are scammed? Surely fraud is illegal, doubly so if they were using identity fraud to keep the

Thanks for the headsup.

Clickbaited by a pair of MS-paint boobs. Hmmm.

The best way to win is not to play ;)

I'll pay you in upvotes if you tell me, in detail, how the carebears intend to take over the world. I can already see it trending.

Some of my most fond moments were had playing MMO's into the deepest ends of the night. I had a bunch of high achiever friends who frowned on it, told me to be more productive. Joke's on them, my XP/hour

There's little value or appeal in stagnation, ideally there should be more drives for content other than the standard 2-3 featuring authors on botlists and a slew of crypto-circlejerk. Most of the people

Wanting fairness is inherently 'unfair' to those who may well put in ten times the effort and ten times more hours. Judge and reward others on their merits, not 'fairness' - it'll help you in the long

Neckbeard PhD made me choke on my coffee

I wouldn't hold a chocolate factory owner or store owner to the same standards as an exchange operator due to their inherently different natures and business niches. If a chocolate factory owner was lax

I'm glad to have you onboard :)

@intelliguy I've never muted you, in fact, I upvoted you. I may disagree with you, but our discussion is still one worth having. It's a shame the reply system is not sufficient in this case. I still don't

I merely use the tools at my disposal to get a point out. You're free to find a single sentence in bold to be excessive, but I question that motivation. I don't see any caps that you speak of. Is it wrong

That's a funny way of framing money laundering.

"Ah, a post that doesn't promote Steemit or add much value beyond a hello? Negative PR from a known and convicted criminal? Better upvote it to $7000,-" I wonder..

I'd rather they hit up their social networks and online hangouts, than their cities. Billboards are cool and retro, but I don't see how this is an efficient use of community funding when online campaigns

This is some solid traction. The simpler we make the spending of STEEM and Steemdollars as an actual currency, the easier we'll hit that sweet mainstream.

Goals eh? That'd take a post in and of itself to list, so lets keep it simple. Follow me if you don't want to miss out on any of my content. My blog and comments speak for themselves, and they'd probably