Thanks! I don't expect everyone to be mentioning us with the other well-known apps just yet, but nice to get it on people's awareness gradually^^
It's unfortunate that many people come on steemit and fail to see that there is so much more being built and then judge the value and potential of the token by what they see on trending. Would be nice if Dapps were easily found somewhere, like there being a menu on steemit.com that let people browse for verified apps.
Yes, I'm thinking a Steem Blockchain landing page where you log in, general info and help, see general and specific wallet information, SMTs that you hold and drop downs or links to each of the applications! :)
The Blogger interface is actually a pretty good template for that; there are a bunch of optional widgets containing different apps that you can drag into your basic bare-bones blog page. You can add a jillion things or no things, depending on what your objective is.
The particular aspect of this community that will remain a major block for a "mainstream" user is precisely that the apps are all over the place. I don't want to have 17 separate accounts, I want to have everything in one place. It doesn't have to be "centralized," logistically speaking, I just want a "wrapper" that makes it LOOK centralized.
Thanks! I don't expect everyone to be mentioning us with the other well-known apps just yet, but nice to get it on people's awareness gradually^^
It's unfortunate that many people come on steemit and fail to see that there is so much more being built and then judge the value and potential of the token by what they see on trending. Would be nice if Dapps were easily found somewhere, like there being a menu on steemit.com that let people browse for verified apps.
I have trouble keeping up with all of the steem apps. It's hard enough trying to keep up with and understand steemit. lol
Yes, I'm thinking a Steem Blockchain landing page where you log in, general info and help, see general and specific wallet information, SMTs that you hold and drop downs or links to each of the applications! :)
I guess I should start sketching it up.
It would be cool if steemconnect did something like that.
The Blogger interface is actually a pretty good template for that; there are a bunch of optional widgets containing different apps that you can drag into your basic bare-bones blog page. You can add a jillion things or no things, depending on what your objective is.
The particular aspect of this community that will remain a major block for a "mainstream" user is precisely that the apps are all over the place. I don't want to have 17 separate accounts, I want to have everything in one place. It doesn't have to be "centralized," logistically speaking, I just want a "wrapper" that makes it LOOK centralized.