#Helloworld. Today I would like to share one of my favorite new tools on the hive blockchain: https://anonramblings.com/ This tool allows anyone to instantly send text and pictures on the hive blockchain anonymously.

Because the anonymous nature of this site: There are some very ... risque and controvertial posts. However, there are also some high quality threads about interesting concepts. When people are anonymous... They might be less scared to bring something up which is controversial, but interesting and something that may be should be debated about.

The following is the top 5 most interesting threads currently on anonramblings.

#1. Splinterlands is in bed with TRON.

This recent thread is interesting on a moral level.

Some user is upset at @yabapmatt for offering TRON {trx} as a payment option for Steemmonster cards and other digital assets. It's an interesting and ambiguous moral dilemma because first of all; @yabapmatt listed assets for TRON way before the justin sun drama. Secondly, splinterlands is one of the only popular hivechain sites that offers many crypto currencies as a payment. Should we REALLY demand that be taken away? Many blockchains with tokens have some type of scammy proponent at some point. I'm not sure if I support this or not.

#2 Haejin silently raping the reward pool.

This is one of my favorite anonramblings thread. Not because im against @haejin; but because this is a well structured and organised thread. There are lots of good ideas on how to restructure the reward pool, add utility value to hive etc. I don't actually know that much about @haejin: I've never block explored his accounts: but I love some of the ideas here to stop reward pool abuse by changing the hive system. This reads like a flow chart.

#3 How awesome is Anonramblings.

This thread is short but sweet. I'm not sure if this is possible from a coding perspective ... But if anonramblings could be monetized it should be. Maybe we could start an upvote trail and all rewards could go into that. Maybe we could pay those who re-steem.

#4 Hive price- can we be real?

This is a great example of a post that might get bullied if it was posted on discord or hive.blog. Hive users get really butthurt if you even ask if hive might be getting pumped or talk about witnesses who pumped steem back in the day. It's something people should be able to talk about. It's nice to see people talking about this type of market manipulation. Even if they are wrong.

#5 Anon ramblings.

This is a great post about a use case suggestion for Anonramblings. I looked up the github code for anonramblings, which is public. https://github.com/emre/anonramblings Maybe some coder reading this actuallly thinks this is a great idea and will implement it. I love how there are use case suggestions on anonramblings.

Conclusion: Anonramblings is a GREAT site. If you ignore some of the more childish threads there is high quality brainstorms and information. People think of great ideas when they do not fear personal attacks. This site will be very popular in the future and might even unlock new use cases for new hive tools.