Hi Asher, I’m Mello from team BeeYOU. Your blog stuck a note with me. It had logical flows and definitive supporting evidences. The information captivated me from beginning to end. I even read 90% of your replies to gain more insight. I commend you for your achievement in gaining my attention for ~30 minutes because I have a very short attention span for boring content. My reply is: in every society, there needs to be good and bad forces. You helped identify how we (the good) can combat (the bad) “sock-puppets” or abusers of the Steemit reward system who offer bad content.

I am no expert in what is good content and what is bad content, but I am an expert in knowing what I like and do not like to read. What captivates me is data, but more importantly, interpretations of raw data sets. I love when I am presented a et and asked to “make sense of this”. Best of all, I love to tell the stories that I see from these sets. Some stories are meaning and enlightening, while others are just plain and simple. I tell as I see it.

You stuck a note with me because I haven’t concentrated this work for quite some time. It was and has always been one my loves in life to discover the nuggets of information when I dive into a new raw data set. Lately though, my career has been more focused on developing self service BI applications and data models to help super users and analysts to self discover their own stories. Your blog is pulling me toward getting back to ground level where I would make my own discoveries and sharing the meaningful nuggets to the Steemit community as you have through this post.

You stated at the end of your post “please do contact me or any of the #blockchainbi team and we will do our best to help you.” I would really like to be a part of the development team.

*Forgive me for all the misspelling and grammatical errors of this reply. This is the 18th hour of my day and I just really wanted to reply before my thoughts subsided.