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RE: Did Steemit go corporate?

in #steemit6 years ago

Well the Steem source code is not open source and thats the big disadvantage of Steem that it is not so decentralized like everybody thinks.
If Samsung purchased the Steem from Steemit.inc than they also become in control of the source code.
They could develop the Steem Blockchain in that direction that they find most lucrative.
If this moves helps to make Steem more decentralized and open source is thr big question.
Really exciting rumors but lets keep it real the sources of that rumor are not really the most trusted users here on Steem and why should they know more than us?
Are all other witnesses left in the dark and the big drama recently was just show...well I doubt it but I'm open to any surprises that might arrive.

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It's impossible for Steem to not be open source. Every node runs the code independently.

https://github.com/steemit/steem

Steemit used to be closed off, but that was two years ago.

https://steemit.com/steemit/@steemitblog/steemit-com-is-now-open-source

So I'm not really sure why you think these things.

Plenty of clones of Steem are around like Golos and Weku. How is that possible without open source code?

The community would not be okay going in such a direction..

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