As I read more about User Authority in various posts, a certain DApp was mentioned more than once: SteemPeak.
It's not the first time I hear of it, but it's the first time I get interested enough to check it out.
So, since yesterday I've been using it instead of busy.org, my usual "interface" with the blockchain.
The transition from busy.org is minimal, since, just like utopian.io, its code and therefore mostly the entire user experience is derived from that of busy.org.
What caught my attention to SteemPeak? It is the first condenser which I've read are seriously considering using UA algorithm for generating their trending page. That's a change. Certainly an alternative.
So, what did I find at @SteemPeak that is different from @busy.org?
- it has the possibility of scheduling posts (nice plus, I'll it try out today)
- you can bookmark both favorite posts, but also authors
- more notifications (including transactions) and more detailed, compared to busy.org (may be a plus or not, they can become too much; maybe if there would be a way to select the notifications you'd want to receive, it would be better)
- bigger pictures, smaller text
- a way to visually organize posts on the feed as a list or as a "table"
- post preview side-by-side with editor instead of below, at least on my laptop
- logging in via SteemConnect, obviously, since it is based on Busy.org; you can have multiple users authorizing SteemPeak, and switch between them.
That's all I could see or think of in my short time of using SteemPeak.
All in all a smooth experience, but it's true it isn't much adjusting for me from Busy.org.
I believe, given the support the new reputation system is gathering in a short while, more condensers and tools will think of displaying it / taking it into account.
In the meantime, we might have one which will soon have a different trending page, based on UA: SteemPeak. Will it be a better one? Let's hope so.