!!! STEEMIT PROBLEMS HAVE TO RESOLVE !!!

in #spoof8 years ago

Currently Steemit have a lot of problems:


1) First of all  - It’s Beta version and company is not ready for high load problems. (error 500 etc.)

2) Steem is not fully tested and have potentially vulnerabilities in code (XSS vuln.), payments, trades and economy. Also you can see some errors when filling post self. (ALREADY DONE)

3) Project is not ready for fake articles and 5 minutes’ period per one article is too small. (12 per hour * 12 = 144 articles per day.) Bots can generate a lot of dictionary attacks and flood posts. Then another bots votes and popup these posts… (IN PROGRESS)

4) Bots voting is just starting to work. When you created post, you can see immediately votes, regardless of the length of the text. (DONE)

5) Generating of bots is too easy! Small scripts can juggle logins and cookies and fill content.(DONE)

6) Nobody cannot control and block this flow of posts. Soon we can see huge informational trash. 

7) Steem have not localization. I see mostly English posts, sometimes Russian and Japan…. We can’t choose native language. It’s a problem.

8) No copyright(!)

9) Weak categorizations… We can see cats, girls, IT, travelling, food, sport at one spam list. (partly resolved)

10) And main problem – is a money flow! Now traders created STEEM rate to USD. And peoples grownup own Steem balance and wait payment. But who will pay? Anybody just want to get paid : )


#hack #problems #vulnerability #error #spam #spoof

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You raise some good concerns, but are you thinking the Steemit team are unaware of them?

I see a couple options for you:

  1. Join their team and contribute
  2. Submit proposals through the proper channels (Slack, Github, #proposals, etc)
  3. Leave the site and comeback when you feel it has matured enough for you to enjoy it.

I've seen a lot of posts like this and, to me, they seem to disregard how difficult something like this is to accomplish. As a developer, I have great respect for the speed at which they are moving and the quality of the changes they are making. I'm looking at the code diffs of the releases they are putting out and they seem to be making some really good improvements.

Think of this like the early Internet. Email used to be through SMTP commands typed in by hand on a console.

Let's give them a few weeks and months and see where things are there before we get out the pitchforks. :)

Yes, good. I added. Will try to help project.

We doing the big Bitcoin project and I afraid we will face up same problems like in Steemit.
I am learning from others' fails.
And new feature - Markdown support is a great idea!