You're right that this isn't very useful for obscure categories with very few posts (#belegarth?) but it might prove effective for evaluating relative value among popular tags relative to other posts in

Thanks for the shout-out! I'm glad to see that more people are getting involved in addressing some of the curation problems. If you're not already familiar, check out the @thing-2 bot as well as @gentlebot.

Thanks for the shout-out on my Re-Thinking Curation post. I feel that there's a ton of articles that are being overlooked because the users simply don't have enough followers / reputation. There's also

If PetroChina were to lose 50% of its value, the stock market would hurt. There would be cascading effects across the markets and those effects would be fairly drastic. However it would not be realistic

It should be noted that Goldman Sachs does have some stake in crypto - They were the majority stakeholder in Circle back in 2015. The fact that Goldman Sachs is criticizing crypto is definitely in their

I like the perspective, but I disagree with your assessment: In the article Goldman Sachs is stating that cryptocurrencies are worthless That doesn't appear to be what they're saying. In fact they specifically

Steem (And SteemIt) are off to a bright start in terms of becoming important players in the social media market, but there's a couple of major problems that need to be tackled: Bot abuse / spam Zero

Glad that other people have discovered them! While the berry recipe is my favorite so far, I've found a lot of other good recipes too :). I might make another post later on to cover them

Nice job! I'm hoping to get back into SteemSQL soon so I can start flagging again. The spam accounts are ridiculous, and they're causing massive damage to the reward pool + making it much harder for new

A bot automatically spamming a message on 1000 posts a day is not the free and open sharing of information. It clutters the platform and makes the actual content less visible and accessible. Stealing someone

Your posts are always fantastically insightful. I have a hard time focusing on two things. I try to renovate my own house, grow my own foods, build my own games, make my own clothing and teach myself skills.

Real human food is not habit forming Great answer! I agree entirely. We tend to crave sweet/carb-y/salty/fatty foods. I rarely crave something like brussels sprouts or asparagus despite the fact that I

Growing your own fruits/veg is low effort and very rewarding. Well worth it if you have a bit of time and have the space for it. We do a fruit/vegetable garden most years (In a fairly cold climate) and

My girlfriend doesn't think so. She thinks we need at least 100 more cats.

I'm just an ordinary guy living in Canada. My comments consist of relevant content that relates to the post I'm commenting on rather than copy-paste spamming self-promoting content that does not relate

Some people are just lazy and want to make quick money. Other people don't have strong language/writing skills. Neither of these is a very good excuse, but I can definitely see why they do it.

Hm... I tell strangers on the internet that their pseudoscience is incorrect? I report spam on SteemIt? I adopted two cats and a dog from our local humane society? I help to run an awesome medieval combat

Sadly this is past 7 days so I can't upvote. First... I know I can do better but I'm not. I can't finish any of my projects, but this new idea is better, so I should do it instead. I just read an entire

I'm so disappointed that it didn't ironically make 11 cents and get three views! :P All valid points. I've made a few hundred dollars and 75 followers over three three weeks so I'm really not struggling

I wasn't meaning to invalidate your experience. I know that a lot of whales haven't invested a dime into the platform and got to this point through sheer perseverance and hard work. I feel that the