Pretty accurate. Yet it is a bit cooler than trains because Ned and Dan helped Busy.org too. So unlike trains where it is competition, in the steem based infrastructure the competition still benefits everyone.
I described it to my family like the blockchain is signal for televisions, and that steemit is one television manufacturer, and busy.org is another but they both tune into the same signal. :)
I bet we could come up with some more. :)
Nice post... resteemed
I am not using Busy still. But what I believe is that it will become the standard way of interacting with the Steem blockchain.
As far as I know, Ned and Dan created Steem and after that Steemit in order to allow people to actually interact with the Steem network. But Steemit is just a way of interacting with it. Created because there must be a way to do anything with Steem.
It works, but it is not optimal.
Busy, again, as far as I know, is a solution crafted for the interaction with Steem. They only have to upset about that and leave all the other to Dan and Ned.
Yes, they needed an example of an application running on top of the steem blockchain. That is exactly why steemit was created.
I believe BUSY will become ONE of the defacto standards. Yet if this keeps going there could be a lot of different types of things. Hopefully all interconnected somehow.
Both of them are subsidiary of the same imaginary corporation, Steem.
i couldn't find any photos to use for the busy team.....maybe you wouldn't want me to though.....considering what I did.....
thanks......have you tried out Busy?
I'm logged into it on another tab. I poked around in it last night when I realized it was live. I dragged it over onto my 4K monitor.... went NOPE and then dragged it back to this one. It still doesn't really take advantage of 4K resolutions, but it does look nice. That is also not really busy's fault.
I spend most of my day with my head turned to the side staring at my smaller monitor, because all of that empty space on my primary one drives me batty.
:)