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RE: What do we make of this? Anything?
But what about the steemitwallet domain, for example? Who owns it and what happens if it is blocked, deleted or frozen due to some new law? The technical background and the business legal background/company or project responsibility/liability must be strictly separated.
Good point. There are options with Steemworld and the Steem Keychain, but they are limited and you have to trust the providers. There is also a command line wallet, but last time I tried to compile that my computer didn't have enough memory, and it requires some technical skills.
I think this is an insurmountable hurdle for 95% of users.
The big question would still be: who buys what?
Is it about the stake + bonus a condenser domain (steemit.com) with an outdated frontend? That's all Inc. is, if it still exists in this form today.
When I first started here, someone was making precompiled binaries of the CLI wallet for Windows users, so that would be a possibility for non-technical users. Of course, then you're back to trusting someone. It's the same way with any other crypto, though. How many people compile their own Bitcoin wallets?
The more I think about it, the more I think that it's probably just a mistake on that website. I guess they probably got the name by scraping LinkedIn or something like that. Based on the ads on the Steemit website, I'm guessing that Tron still owns Steemit.
Well, it's nice to see some front-end development happening again and the proposal system being used prudently and effectively. I would definitely like to see a renewal of activity at the blockchain layer, but to be fair, I think that their curation activities are adding value to the ecosystem. It's not just the stake, but how it's used. One step at a time, I guess... 🚶😉