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RE: Update on Taking Steem to LinkedIn
Thank you so much for taking out time for this little interview.
Your answers have put a different perspective in my mind. This was quite helpful for what I intend to do on LinkedIn.
I'm not sure if promoting steem on LinkedIn will work. It's easier to spot the target audience on that platform. It's just the start but I do get developer inquiries in my DM.
That's a start. In my view, it would be important to have C++ developers who can familiarise themselves with the blockchain code and develop it further. I think that's the biggest challenge we need to overcome. There is a lot of potential. In particular, the changes that have already been implemented for the smart media token should definitely be finalised. That would give the blockchain another significant boost.
It won't be possible to do this in free time (as I currently do), but I would support and promote a proposal for this.
Is it possible to easily change the core code of Steem? Also this reminds me that once I read a very old article by an ex-user in which he wrote that the code has scalability issues too which were foreseen by Daniel Larimer and Ned Scott.
I don't think so. It would take a lot of work. In addition, the financial aspects would also have to be understood, which is unfortunately my weakness...
I am very interested. I would also like to read it. Please send me the link if you still have it. Otherwise I'll search for it :-)
I have finally found the article I was talking about.
https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/steemit-andrew-levine-tron-acquisition/
It was already hard to trace back to this article. It wasn't in my browsing history and I couldn't remember any helpful keywords.
And when I got to the article, I couldn't find this comment. I forgot the whole context. Had to use steemyy to locate this comment. 😄
I'm worried about my memory now.
Thank you very much for the effort you have made.
I will read through the article when I have the opportunity. I need a little time for that...
I have a tip for you for searching comments: https://steem.x10.mx/search.php
@michelangelo3 offers the possibility to search for posts and comments and also to filter the search. I use the search often. Good luck :-)
No problem. Suit yourself.
I used Steem Conversation Viewer by @justyy. It was quite helpful. I will have a look at this one too. Thank you for sharing. (:
Good tip! I didn't know this yet. :-)
I don't have the link but I think if I dig a little deep into my browsing history, I will find it. Give me some time.
Thank you :-)