I found something today which is like Steem but instead uses bitcoin(with lightning payments) and works almost a bit like stackoverflow. See:
https://mainnet.yalls.org/
Lightning payments are still a really really new thing, so perhaps you would like to use this site , but you don't know how to do micropayments with your wallet. Then see this page:
https://mainnet.yalls.org/wallets/
This is what happens if you click on write article:
This site is cool because you can group questions by a topic, almost like how stackoverflow has tags, this site just calls it "groups":
https://mainnet.yalls.org/groups/
Here is a cool list of gists I found today regarding lightning payments:
- https://gist.github.com/bretton/b46b3dd713165e2985c35f4b2b1f9d43 A list of testnet stores for Lightning
- https://gist.github.com/bretton/2a9d4ce88b3e380ea53796e9b3e92d37 Running Lightning on Low Cost Hardware
- https://gist.github.com/bretton/798ec38165ffabc719d91e0f4f67552d A (mostly) visual collection of the Lightning Network
Where did I get this info?
I met a cool new friend online yesterday on slack and he is github.com/bretton . He seems to know allot about bitcoin and especially about Bitcoin lightning payments. He is in charge of this really cool and interesting project:
http://nanoparticle.space/ .
What I like about this project is that they are really honest and upfront about everything and there is no catch to it, there just is the obvious risk attached to it of trusting someone else with your funds.
You can reach him on discord here if you would like to discuss nanoparticle: https://discord.gg/tkjmqEX
