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RE: My Steem Book is Back on Track
I was wondering how the book was going, but I also figured you had plenty going on already, without even considering the website. Just based on cooking for the family as often as you seem to do. :)
At any rate, it sounds like a needful project. Plenty of us could stand at least a refresher course in what STEEM is, and with so many new folks, they probably don't fully know yet. And as you allude to, the floodgates are supposed to explode when Hard Fork 20 (Velocity) hits.
Thanks for stopping by, Glen. Man, I do love cooking! Work has made it hard these past two weeks but I'm eager to get back into it this weekend and hopefully share some good stuff for next week Friday's FFF.
I'm really trying to organize my site to best give people information on Steem. The book is one method, but there are also a lot of essays I've written about various aspects of Steem, and I'm having a hard time putting them into some sort of meaningful order or representation.
If you have ideas, I'd love to hear them.
I've slacked off the FFF, too, and got called out for it! Well, sort of. In a teasing kind of way. It wasn't the only thing I slacked off. Wife had hernia surgery, so have been trying to help her through that. She's on the mend, so doesn't need me so much for help, so I'm back at it and hoping to get into some semblance of a Steemit groove.
Hmmm. Well, I'll think on it. I'm wondering if the essays could be adapted to the book just off the top of my head, and what the main method of reading them is meant to be? The website? If there's not a particular chronological order, then maybe it can be organized in order of importance. I'll think about it some more.