Dear Steem Community, could a decentralized community regulated account be the next step needed towards a better Steem?
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Decentralized community regulated account
There is a contradiction here. I think we have enough so-called 'community initiatives' that are just now abusing their power in so many ways because, at the end of the day, the one who controls the key is the one who controls the flux of information.
everything posted on the account should be with ‘a better Steem’ in mind
I think no one should be entitled to define what is right or not, this idea implies the possibility of censorship.
I also think that we can't centralize that much power and decision-making process, in just one account. People will abuse that power eventually, As they already do by using some bureaucratic-like-abuse strategies. We need to be realistic.
I am with the idea presented by @therealwolf, I prefer an interface/platform where everyone can publish his ideas, publicly or anonymously. If built in the right way, the interface/platform should offer most of the things that you suggested, but in a non-centralized-way.
If the whole idea is going to involve money, then this is just a waste of time.
Thank you, @soyrosa.
Thanks for voting and adding your notes @dr-frankenstein!
I understand your worries, a way to lower these risks could be to share the account keys with a selection of trusted Steemians selected by the community. Would that help in your opinion?
Here I didn't mean to imply any kind of bias/selection, if someone believes his/her idea would help Steem it should be presented to the community in my view.
I'd love this too but I also believe technology should follow experimentation/observation of human behaviour. The idea presented in my post could serve as a first draft/playing ground from where we can start to really understand how this interface should work and look like.
Thanks again for your input! :-)
Good first step.
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Is there a way/Is there a tool to do this as far as you know @wehmoen?
I guess there are more tools. Have seen some recently.
I guess this is now possible @wehmoen, thanks to @crokkon (post) via @timcliff's bounty :D
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Thanks for using dpoll!
It worked great! Really happy I could use it to collect this vote instead of counting comments or guessing if the contents of a comment meant 'yes' or 'no' :-)
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I would prefer it to be a forum like interface so that we can all engage and discuss as we often do during the SOS forums on Discord. I believe I saw @therealwolf develop something like this so the wheel may be already invented.
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It seems quite practical, and I currently have no qualms about the formation of such a thing. I wonder if in hindsight, that will hold. If anything, it seems like the right move especially with the amount of activism for Steemit we rally on our own. If we aimed our efforts at this idea, I think the implications are indeed favorable.
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Goes in the right direction. However, I feel a shared understanding of what "a better steem" means is a prerequisite
Thanks for voting @sorin.cristescu! That shared understanding could very well be the first thing being discussed before we start doing anything else.
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