RE: Which accounts write about Steem? - (Hivemind Automated Steem News Feed)
For your consideration @steempeak, I always like to be kept current on services which are universally available and helpful to all Steemians.
Some examples:
SteemWorld app of @steemchiller.
@dustsweeper service of @danielsaori.
"Income" services like @steembasicincome of @josephsavage and @upvoteshares of @costanza.
That said, I realize it might be ... uhhh ... "tricky" to navigate through the potentially choppy political waters of citing one service which may have one or more competitive alternatives. Especially when these might be due to the efforts of one or more of our all-important Steem Witnesses ...
Separately, I also always like to read all written by anyone doing anything to improve both the "backbone" of the Steem blockchain, in general, and the value of the Steem blockchain, in particular. For example, I personally really liked the "Leaving Survive Mode and Beta" post from @steemitblog which showed up a few days ago and the brief glimpse we all got into 4 key people - @justinw, @vandeberg, @roadscape, and @andrarchy - and their individuals roles in the progress made.
Whatever decisions are made, given the broad range of possibilities, I think it will be key to be sure the selected content is categorized so everyone can easily and efficiently get to whatever may be of interest to them.
Hope this helps a little.
Agreed with those developers.
There are certainly lots of authors who ONLY post when they make a big update to steem backbone or it's something pretty influential. Those ones we really need in here as well.
I think frequency of posting has a big impact of what goes into the feed and something we'll probably look into. For example @steemmonsters has a big impact on steem... however they post a lot of content that isn't necessarily newsworthy... it's just content to engage their own community.
When many of these dapps do something newsworthy we'd love to have them in there... but we have to keep in mind that they also post content that is meant to keep their users engaged or update just them.
But there are other people that comment on newsworthy stuff users do so that maybe covers those cases.
Yes @jarvie ...
... agreed. How then to filter the content, so only "newsworthy" content gets passed on? And by what criteria is that determined?
I know! We need an
AI botto ... No, no, I did not say that! 😉