Comments by Taraz (@tarazkp) - STEMGeeks

Taraz

Funland

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about 4 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? Yes, but that isn't really for the wider community, is it? :D I think we should be doing a better job of at least keeping the people here, informed. :)

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about 4 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? particularly because they have a direct effect on our experiences on Hive. Yep. But, most people will just be surprised at this point. Good and bad.

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about 4 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? Ah okay. Downvotes aren't use personally too often by people with any stake. Overall, it is far better to have them than not. In a perfect world, people wouldn't act so poorly…

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about 4 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? Maybe due to the information gap you've pointed, could also be because our expectations have somewhat adjusted? Expectations are also based on that information gap. We should…

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about 4 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? I think that each fundamental change should ultimately be a step toward a stronger user experience.

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about 4 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? What is Abal?

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about 4 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? 50/50 seems more practically beneficial to the ecosystem. Yeah, especially since curation return gets powered up 100% directly. I don't know how the hard fork works, but I…

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about 5 hours ago

RE: What is Changing on Hive? A fork is a detour meant to be a better path to the destination decided by more influential, benevolent community members. Yes. But what is that path, considering it is the…

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RE: What is Changing on Hive? The list should be on Hive and explained there, not just Github. I think the main change for this hard fork from user perspective is how upvoting posts will work. What…

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12 days ago

RE: Artificial Wisdom I heard a quote recently that the world is run by C-grade students. It is rarely the one who knows the most, who is the most effective.

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