RE: ChainBB - A Review of what may become way bigger than steemit.com
First off - thank you. I haven't had enough coffee yet to elegantly put into words why, but I suppose it's simply for "getting it" haha.
I'm incredibly excited for this project, as I rambled on about the other day. This is the point where it feels like things are snapping into place almost perfectly for the things I've been working on. I'm also thrilled that it's more than just my excitement at, this excitement is being shared by many!
Now that I'm starting to come up for air after this 6-week programming binge, I am diverting my attention towards how this could grow. I have been charting out a multi-phased plan to really push chainBB forward, both as a project and as a business, which hopefully I will share (in parts) soon. I have no desire to do this alone and if it's as big as I think it could be - I'd need help.
I need to get back to my coffee. Writing even these few thoughts has been rough! :)
I'm about to release yet another project, and once that's sailing about, it's back onto chainBB planning.
awesome! there are a lot of developers out here who would love to see and help anyone like yourself make history of facebook and their like. it would be cool and useful if you could give strong hints about areas where development is needed: things that are slowing you down, infrastructure or other cool opportunities that would magnify the power of steemit that you don't have time for. that way others can jump in and help without duplicating work (i.e. fragmented dozens of distributions of linux.) maybe you are one of the few that have the big picture enough to steer things (even if the vision is to keep power decentralized - which may be wise.)
A project with great ideas ~ ~ look forward to
So you are the next big thing @jesta ?Tell me,chainBB need any other person on its team aside from Programmers and crypto-junkies?
No idea, I just like building things :)
I blame Legos.
"How Legos changed my life" - Jesta, I can see it now. I also feel this way lol
LOL!....me too, with metals and woods anyways,
I did a lot of woodworking as a kid - I'm not entirely sure why I stopped. It might have been around the time I started programming though. I guess I never really thought about it :)
One of my best friends does a lot of wood/metal working, it's awesome being able to create things out of raw materials like that. We're building an open air mining rig right now out of aluminum, so glad he knows what he's doing LOL!
WOW!...what does that do?
To mine Ether?.......he's a pro from what you just told me ......maestro
Legos are really cool until you step on one.
Yup! @cryptoctopus really brought it home for me. I love your work @jesta! It's everywhere. No serious Steemians could ever live without Steemdb.com. It's so well design and pack with so much useful stats. I look forward to see what you'll bring us in the future!
Another 2-3 sites like this and our life is already moving on the internet. :D
You rock !
Thanks in advance for building stuff, going to check it out
Hi @jesta,
Apologies for bumping such an old thread, but I didn't know how else to get in touch with you. I'm José Macedo, senior analyst at AmaZix (https://www.amazix.com/ // https://www.linkedin.com/in/ze-macedo-15b1b175/). In case you haven't heard of us, we're one the largest community management, consulting and advisory companies in the crypto space, partnered with Bancor, HDAC, Bankex and many others. We've worked with over 100 projects and now have over 100 employees.
We're now working on a forum project with a token to incentivise quality content/curation. We really like the STEEM distribution algorithm for this and are very interested in building on top of STEEM. As such, we've been very inspired by your work with ChainBB and if you've got any availability, we'd love to get your feedback and advice on what we're doing.
Do you have an e-mail/telegram that you can be contacted on?
Thanks very much in advance,
Jose