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RE: The Future of Steemit
I must admit that you are the first person to inspire me with optimism. I think when we will be close to the catastrophe, then there will be some changes.
I must admit that you are the first person to inspire me with optimism. I think when we will be close to the catastrophe, then there will be some changes.
You've been talking to me too much 🤣
I understand your pessimism. The pessimism of a man who put a lot of effort into fighting plagiarism, who I'm sure was trying to change the system. But the expected changes did not happen. But if you failed yourself, you may need to form a team.
We did have a team but everything was dependant upon sc01 upvotes for them to help. I got upvoted a lot - much more than others and it still wasn't enough. Perhaps one day, somebody else will try 🤷♀️
Is this team still fighting plagiarism? If not, then a copy-paste catastrophe awaits us 😱.
I don't think there's anyone really fighting any more. The 2 people who did the most - one has been inactive for 3 months (and delegated all of their Steem to Tipu) and the other has posted once in 2 months and powered down. The witnesses remain (which I help from time-to-time).
Communities are doing their bit in their own spaces, just as we are in WOX - it's more a sense of pride that we take in our communities than any hope of cleaning up Steemit. I've no doubt that I'll write some posts on various subjects when I've got some time.
I understand that the SC team did not ask to return to activity. Apparently they did not feel much loss.
What is the use of witnesses if they are not in the top 20?
I will look forward to these posts.
We've shared enough evidence with Steemit about his main account for them to do something about it. They haven't. In fact, sc01 gave him an $80 upvote yesterday 🤷♀️
😱 I don't understand anything here.
I think SC is not one person. Maybe they don't communicate much with each other. Maybe someone alone has information about the plagiarist. Someone else comes to the night shift and is unaware of it. I don't know how it works.
On the one hand, SC has implemented a great initiative with clubs. On the other hand, your claims against SC are well-founded.
Apparently, where there is money, everything is always so confusing.
I'm going to have fun with this one... https://steemit.com/hive-108572/@endingplagiarism/the-life-of-a-professional-scammer-day-1
Oh, I've just had a thought on something that you might be able to help me with 🙂 You have become Mr. Stats Man so I'm interested to know if you can get a week-by-week view of Inflows and Outflows to and from the Steemit platform. Week by week buys / sells / power ups / power downs. I want to write a post and this data will help me significantly.
It probably only needs to go back 3 months if you can (the beginning of August or September).
Is this something you can do?
I really like statistics and actively try to figure out how to collect it. But with the tools I've found, my options are very limited.
For example, I have no idea how to monitor the power ups / power downs of an entire Steemit. But this article can help you: https://steemit.com/steem/@remlaps-lite/steem-total-value-powered-up-usd102-million. Here remlaps-lite launches its own script, which collects the necessary data for it.
I also don't know how to monitor the outflow and inflow of money on Steemit. Apparently you can't do without an additional script here. But I could find the accounts of, say, the 10 largest exchanges. Then I can monitor the transactions of these accounts and summarize them. This will not give a complete picture, but will give a general idea. If this approach is acceptable, let me know. This all needs to be done manually for each individual account, so I need a little time.