Hi Blockchain Dude at your service.
Welcome to my channel, welcome to the third episode of Blockchain Dude.
I’m the one trying to put fire in your hearts; inspiring and encouraging you and others to pick up an encrypted weapon and join the fight.
For today I want to talk about Steemit, steem what, yep Steemit.
Steemit is a social network that looks and functions a lot like Reddit, but with one HUGE difference:
Steemit pays both the content creators when their work gets upvoted, as well as the people who curate the best content on the site by upvoting others.
I do not want to get to deep in to the technical stuff because I do not understand enough of it, to say something smart about it.
What I can say, if you do not like to hassle with monetizing contracts and programs from Google, Facebook and Youtube, steemit is the social platform for you. It’s a media outlet for content and you can earn instantly money with it. No more endless hours of reading through contracts and authorizing tons of creapy terms and conditions and in the end giving up half of your earnings, or more.
The incentive of Steemit is really clear; just post content like facebook and earn money whit it. Looks like a no brainer for me.
Please let me know what your experiences are whit this revolutionary platform.
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STOPThe whole concept seems pretty solid. The whole idea of creating new content and being rewarded for it is fantastic.
Although, from the way the platform is structured, people who are have weighted voting power increase exponentially as others vote in hopes of gaining something from it. This is creating a platform of weighted bots and only friendly remarks. There doesn't appear to be many discussions, arguments or conclusions being drawn over subjects. I certainly hope this changes for the better.