The Collegial Spirit

The main idea: Let's form a think-tank community where we can throw ideas out there without worrying about being attacked. It doesn't need to be Steem-centric ideas, though I can see this being a handy

I forget where I heard this. But there are only two productivity modes: Diamond Cutting and Mud Slinging. It's been a helpful mindset for me to get started on a task. Diamond Cutting Sometimes you have

All stories have some kind of meta-text. Sometimes, the story is a rigid allegory where the author's intent is dictated by the underlying subject matter. Sometimes, the lack of connection with anything

Well, it's not the only cure. Apparently there are at least 9 causes of depression. And community is probably the one that takes the most effort to maintain. But communities are simple to understand. Of

Need an idea for an application to design? Here's a list of projects that Google has abandoned over the years: Some people see this list as depressing. I agree, to some extent. I was a real fan of Google

If reddit is an indication of the power of sub-communities, we should look at how that panned out in 2008, the year dominated by the launch of numerous new subreddits. By the end of that year (except for

Either I’m incompetent (quite likely) or this beta wants you to re-login much too often. Here for instance, it wanted me to log in again simply to upload a picture. Edited to add: Not sure how I’d do that

This is just a test post into The Collegial Spirit community. Edit: Posting to blog test.

I suggest that as a community standard, we adopt this format for "Poll Proposals" as demonstrated by @thecryptodrive. See: Definition of a Poll Proposal: Payment Recipient: @steem.dao Daily Payment

TL;DR: There's a way to type a small amount of text into a computer and have the computer write more content using artificial intelligence that is fairly convincing. Jeremy Howard, warn of "the technology

This notion of Astronomical Proof-of-Work is just an idea I had off-the-cuff. I thought it might be interesting to explore together. Anton from "What Da Math" put out an interesting challenge: