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>uncensorable

>no rules

>payment requires identity verification

>bitcoin payment requires revealing a bitcoin address which can be tracked to the eventual organization you cash out with, which requires identity verification

>payment requires paying

>paying requires the same

where's the money coming from

>you get paid

Please tell me that the money is coming from Javascript coin miners and web advertising networks.

If others can't see "this person was paid this and this amount for this post" ? Then I guess that's pretty fine.

But where comes the money that I get on steemit? Who pays for those posts and why?

>>880495

the money will come from a new goycoin

>no rules

So can I set up a bot to opboat my posts and make mad money?

>>880495

Steel is generated when people vote on posts.

>>880437 (OP)

>what is steemit

it just seems like a lot of "stuff" to have to do to share content.

It's a bit like they've turned being a youtuber into a non-casual MMORPG, and i'm so fucking burned out on that shit.

>>880437 (OP)

>uncensorable

So cp?

>no rules

cp

>>885436

it sounds like your greatest nightmare might be that there's a group of people out there somewhere that might be getting along without a code of conduct

>free money

This is your brain on communism.

where can i spend all my hard earned steeming piles?

I've seen concepts like this before, I've seen trials, but I haven't seen them take off. But you could always try it yourself.

>>880437 (OP)

>no rules

>except it's hosted on centralized website

>it's full of coinfags and clickbait normie shit

>literally another shittier medium with "decentralized" buzzword in it's description

just

>>880437 (OP)

I see a lot of these alternative social networks doing these just to get more users. Voat does this as well.