Steemit Network: What You Need To Know

[mpspringer]

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[billandrosa]

very helpful information. Still trying to piece it all together. I can post but the money, how it works I am still fuzzy on. I guess when the time comes to get paid or move money I might have the basics worked out. At least your article explained some of it. Thanks again and God Bless.

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[mpspringer]

Steemit is a disruptive technology with a huge potential. How will you use it?

[fetchi]

good article. Helped me as a new user.

[mpspringer]

thanks @fetchi so how do u like steemit? have you posted any articles?

[deselectplayer]

The potential uses of blockchains are quite exciting, but I do worry their is a little to much pie-in-the-sky enthusiasm going on. Still curious to see where it goes.

In this world every agreement, every process, every task, and every payment would have a digital record and signature that could be identified, validated, stored, and shared. Intermediaries like lawyers, brokers, and bankers might no longer be necessary.

That actually sounds like a synopsis to a horror sci-fi novel. Every agreement made public and uploaded to the blockchain so meticulously that lawyers are no longer needed? That doesn't doable nor desirable, or maybe I'm misunderstanding.

[mpspringer]

Great point. I look at this as the First Inning of a very long ball game. We are still one of the first to play :)
What do you think?

[deselectplayer]

That's a fun way to look at it. Makes me feel like an important member on a new team that has the potential to shake up the game forever, hehe! On more serious note, I think it's a good investment and I do hope to see Steem flourish.

[weetreebonsai]

Thank you for this!

[mpspringer]

thanks @weetreebonsai hope it helps! how do you like steemit? ill follow you and look forward to reading your articles

[weetreebonsai]

still learning slowly as time allows!

[coinnews]

Thanks for the info, particularly the Hyperledger explaination

[imwatsi]

You've helped me understand blockchain and Steemit, and how it all fits together. I'm excited about the future now. Blockchain is going to change the world. It's already changing the world.

[mpspringer]

awesome! what do you like best about steemit? any recommended changes?

[imwatsi]

I like how value is created and shared by both authors and creators. It creates an ecosystem of constant value creation and I think that makes this platorm very attractive, fair and sustainable. I don't have any recommended changes as of yet, I just wish that the Android app comes out soon. :)