Why? It would mean something better showed up and took it's place. Can't you imagine improvements on steemit.com? So why wouldn't you want those improvements?
Yalls.org (which to me looks like a copy of Charles X. Ryan's Yours.org)@davebrewer because I like Steemit. Yes, I can imagine improvements to Steemit. Btw, new Steemit-like sites are popping up. Most recently
Steemit isn't a big deal and never will be. It's just a hodgepodge of content - basically a blogging platform - where you can only make money on that content for 7 days. No big influencers are going to be interested in that at all.
But I don't think Steemit was ever meant to be a big deal - it was created as an experiment to showcase how something could be built on STEEM.
Better platforms will be built on STEEM and replace Steemit, and that's a good thing. I'm looking forward to what will come. I don't really care about Steemit anymore.
And yes, it has a lot of network problems, in addition to all the other problems - but those are things to be learned from so the same mistakes aren't made by future developers.
STEEM itself is a success, and Steemit was a great experiment - the first of many to come.
Why? It would mean something better showed up and took it's place. Can't you imagine improvements on steemit.com? So why wouldn't you want those improvements?
Yalls.org (which to me looks like a copy of Charles X. Ryan's Yours.org)@davebrewer because I like Steemit. Yes, I can imagine improvements to Steemit. Btw, new Steemit-like sites are popping up. Most recently
Steemit isn't a big deal and never will be. It's just a hodgepodge of content - basically a blogging platform - where you can only make money on that content for 7 days. No big influencers are going to be interested in that at all.
But I don't think Steemit was ever meant to be a big deal - it was created as an experiment to showcase how something could be built on STEEM.
Better platforms will be built on STEEM and replace Steemit, and that's a good thing. I'm looking forward to what will come. I don't really care about Steemit anymore.
And yes, it has a lot of network problems, in addition to all the other problems - but those are things to be learned from so the same mistakes aren't made by future developers.
STEEM itself is a success, and Steemit was a great experiment - the first of many to come.