I was trying out busy.org and this post was miraculously created on steemit and busy.org had also upvoted this post for me from my voting power. Looks like a miracle, isn't it?
Let me explain this "miracle" in a little more detail.
As you know, I'm 18 days old infant on Steemit, and still exploring Steemit universe. I don't remember, how did I come across the link busy.org. Wheather, it was while reading a post or doing something else. Anyhow, I wrote busy.org in the address bar and hit the "Enter" button.
On the site when I clicked "Login", it asked me to allow permissions for ...
Let's be Clear, these permissions are only for those posts, which you post on busy.org or use "busy" as the first tag. It doesn't make any changes to your other posts, same as the other platforms on Steem Blockchain.
So, while I was trying to explore busy.org, I write a few lines and posted. When I returned to steemit, I found this post added in my blog. Don't laugh, it's true, my inexperience caused an accidental post.
Now, the main question: What is busy.org?
(This question is mainly for new comers, like me)
Busy.org is an Open Source Social Network and Communication Platform /Bot on Steem Blockchain. (I know, it's not enough information, but consider it as an invitation for you to explore busy.org and get answers)
These are the worth mentioning previous articles to satisfy your curiosity a little more:
- Introducing @busy.org, the bot that rewards your influence.
- What is busy.org? Introduction to new members.
- Steemit Vs Busy.org
Busy.org works in 3 steps. You have to take only first step.
- Write and publish a story on steem.
- The community upvotes your post.
- Earn rewards in steem.
This is just an intro, busy.org is much more than that. You can find busy.org blog on steemit, here
Yes, that's right. You got it. Whatever you post on busy.org appears on Steemit too.
Please comment, if you like my effort to make this accidental post a slight useful.