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RE: Caution, Disruption Ahead: BuildTeam.io Now Live!
Would be an improvement for sure. However, minnowbooster offers a direct return on investment that might not be matched by promoting you post. I think plenty of people would still use it. I'm happy you brought this up. It's an important discussion to have on steemit.
I think it's more than a little ridiculous ... look at our team list ... we have mouths to feed and lots of them. OP FUDSKI has 40K STEEM, maybe he should pay our wages? I mean he worked hard for that money, earned it, but that belongs to everyone doesn't it?
Open source is cool, but it's not some thing that should be mandated, demanded, or even expected. Why does OP feel he is entitled to "compete" by having free access to the proprietary code of a private enterprise?
I wonder if he made his 40K giving things away for free? Maybe he did produce some brilliant OS software that people donated too, but I highly doubt it. I'd wager 150 STEEM OP is hypocrite. He can prove me wrong by giving me 500!
I think the discussion around how new users who make quality content are recognised is an important one. I don't agree that open source or not is about competition. Even if minnowbooster was open source, you can't replicate their success overnight. However, we can all have opinions of what is healthy or not healthy for the ecosystem. I think the build team projects have had a impact in pushing forward the ecosystem which I think noisy recognises.
That is definitely an important discussion. In the end steemit has to improve their ui. I don't think promoted is the silver bullet.
One plan I had is using AI to find stuff you specifically like. But that would be incredibly expensive and I don't think people would want to pay for it.
Someone with the funds of stinc could make that happen though. We will see if they do.
Would love to read your opinion on this matter in a post. This discussion is derailing a bit here 😅
I think it would be cool if there would be somekind of bounty or incentive for contributing into the steemit frontend codebase here:
https://github.com/steemit/condenser
Like the improvement @noisy pointed for example - contribute the code, get it tested and get rewarded.
The question is who is willing to pay for those open source contributers?
That is the question. I am happy to pay for contributions that help me build things. Most of that would be improvements of radiator.
I am pretty sure that stinc pays people to contribute. But I guess you have to talk to them first.
there is no such thing like free lunch. If you have something for sure, then this mean, that someone else who maybe deserve something more... will not get it.