Get to Know STEEM and Steemit.

I sat down on my 11th day contributing to Steemit, with my coffee and avoided any possible accidents I was able to read both the STEEM Whitepaper, and the STEEM Bluepaper. After taking a bunch of notes, later today I will start writing that up for upcoming posts.

I am as excited as I have ever been about the STEEM platform.

The amount of thought that went into creating the concept and balancing it altogether so it is equitable for everyone is amazing. (This makes me want to look further into EOS, also created by Dan Larimer the technical designer also behind Steem).

As I was reading these documents my head was spinning with ideas for businesses, there are almost limitless ways content creators could leverage this technology. I suggest if you are a minnow like me, take the time to read both of the papers. They might seem a little dry in some spots, maybe a little to technical in others, but understanding what you are doing here at this level is critical to your success at Steemit.

Give me a follow and in the upcoming weeks I will be reviewing and dissecting both papers.

Here are the links again.
STEEM Whitepaper
STEEM Bluepaper

Check them out!

Photo credits in order of appearance.
Top photo created using Max Pixel Notebook
Thank you for the Happy dude photo! provided by MaxPixel
Street Sign image by flicker user Chris Potter under theCreative Commons 2.0 terms.