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    I've only been on dpoll a couple of times now, but so far, I'm liking it similarly to how I liked Musing. Except, dpoll is still going without a very large delegation (certainly not on the order of magnitude musing had) and yet it's still curating while musing (as in those behind its existence) has appeared to give up for now.

    Which is too bad, because musing was a good place for helping others who were actually asking sincere questions, for earning, and for at least beginning to form a community.

    I feel dpoll could make something of itself, perhaps more so than musing, because it doesn't seem to have an issue with its polls showing up on Steemit, where it could garner some more attention.

    So, I think I still like musing more, but musing appears to be at least in standby mode waiting for a token or something to arrive, while dpoll is still going at it with the resources it has. dpoll has only been around since last November, though, so if it can make it through the next few months, maybe it has a chance to become greater than what musing has been able to do to date.

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    Musing is dead nowadays, i'm wondering how many people actually use it. Maybe 20-30 at this moment.

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    According to State of the dApps, musing had 17 users over the last 24 hours. Not sure how accurate that is, but that's the number that's currently being shown so I hope what they put there is a fair representation.

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    There are a couple of users who provide graphs and information daily on various different points of data for the STEEM blockchain.

    One of these folks is @penguinpablo, and the other is @arcange. Some data might overlap, but they also tend to concentrate on some that the other doesn't provide.

    How this activity might compare to other blockchains, if that's what your wondering, I'm not sure, other than to go to websites like state of dapps and see how the STEEM dApps are doing relative to, say, EOS.

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    I think it would be quite appropriate for it to go to some form of border security, considering the amount of drugs El Chapo was responsible for running across the southern border, as well as elsewhere. As far as an actual physical barrier, and all of that money going to pay for one, I'm not sure if that's the best thing, considering the different situations you run in down there with wall building. But certainly, the money could be used for helping to better secure the border and drug enforcement.

    Whether it happens or not, I'm not holding my breath. Even if the U.S. does get the money (and I'm sure there are other countries interested in it, including Mexico), the government has a bad habit of finding other ways to squander money it brings in.