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RE: Steemit Crypto Academy Contest / S1W1 - Favorite Blockchain Network by @nsisong99
Thank you for publishing an article in the Crypto Academy community today. We have accessed your article and we present the result of the assessment below
| Criteria | Remark |
|---|---|
| Verified User | ✅ |
| #steemexclusive | ✅ |
| Plagiarism Free | ✅ |
| #Club100 | ✅ |
| Voting Bot | ❌ |
Comments/Recommendation
- You have disgussed Pi Network as your favourite blockchain. I couldn't imagine someone will write about Pi network.
- You have discussed the deficiencies and changes needed on the network. I hope to see those changes soon.
- The KYC project you discussed on Pi is not clear. You could have deepened your explanation. Maybe this is different from the knowledge i have on KYC.
Total|7/10
Thanks so much for your work. And I must say I was going easy in the KYC in order not to commit any technical blunder, as my knowledge of it's functionality is not so vast. However, I have now added a link to an external resource that espounded it more thoroughly. I hope that helps.
KYC also known (Know your customer) is a security verification step. If Pi network introduced a KYC, it means they added a verification measures to know the users well. Users are often required to carry out this verification using a national identity card or international passport. KYC is not a project.
You find nothing away from convention in the way KYC is done for the Pi Network? I think you missed something in the additional information I added. Or maybe the Pi team are blowing something out of proportion with the ideas of decentralization and scale of verification possible per time. Or yet still, I might be expecting too much from this project. In any event, we look forward to seeing what becomes of this people's blockchain.