Well I jolly well hope it does - there needs to be a tab that says in black and white what investors who steem up get, under what circumstances and what people with no steem power get under what circumstances. And if the rules change it needs to be clear what they changed from and to and on what date the change came into effect. If the changes alter the financial attractiveness of investing they should not take effect for 12 weeks which is the time it would take someone to entirely power down if they don't like the changes.
In the Steemit 2017 roadmap on page 12, you will see information on the re-branding of Steemit. The main reason is to differentiate the Steemit blockchain, Steemit company and the steemit website. Here is the link :) https://steem.io/2017roadmap.pdf
To segregate the business functions. Although they have something to do with each other, all users will not be "savvy" enough to realise the difference in their purposes.
Well I jolly well hope it does - there needs to be a tab that says in black and white what investors who steem up get, under what circumstances and what people with no steem power get under what circumstances. And if the rules change it needs to be clear what they changed from and to and on what date the change came into effect. If the changes alter the financial attractiveness of investing they should not take effect for 12 weeks which is the time it would take someone to entirely power down if they don't like the changes.
Sure, we should just have the SEC regulate it. Careful what you wish for..
Do you think this is why STEEMIT has been in beta all along ??
Where can we get more infos about that rebranding?
In the Steemit 2017 roadmap on page 12, you will see information on the re-branding of Steemit. The main reason is to differentiate the Steemit blockchain, Steemit company and the steemit website. Here is the link :) https://steem.io/2017roadmap.pdf
Thank you for the link, I will check it out. :)
You're welcome :)
The principal! He will give me TP! I would hate for my bungholio to get polio....Where I come from, we have no bunghole.
Steem is the blockchain, STEEM is the token, Steemit is the website and Steemit Inc is the company. Why rebrand?
To segregate the business functions. Although they have something to do with each other, all users will not be "savvy" enough to realise the difference in their purposes.