Content on Minds is split between feed/groups/blogs whereas Steemit is Twitter without word limits.
Also Steemit is designed such that you can never change your password.
Early on you could simply pay Minds directly for tokens. This was only removed because of ideological disagreements with Paypal and Stripe. Also you can send tokens to other users. Back then the receiver could cash out received tokens.
All of that said users with premium accounts can simply turn off boosted content.
While I do like minds I must say that the content dropped in quality enormously when links got embedded previews. Before that you had to write something interesting to gain a lot of attention, afterwards click-bait has become extremely common.
Also bots are already an ongoing problem. Though it can be a little difficult telling them apart from the flood of new Vietnamese users from a while back.
Facebook's standards are set by the Atlantic Council (http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/) think tank. I doubt they are going to treat peace makers of either the left or right favourably.
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Content on Minds is split between feed/groups/blogs whereas Steemit is Twitter without word limits. Also Steemit is designed such that you can never change your password.
Early on you could simply pay Minds directly for tokens. This was only removed because of ideological disagreements with Paypal and Stripe. Also you can send tokens to other users. Back then the receiver could cash out received tokens. All of that said users with premium accounts can simply turn off boosted content.
While I do like minds I must say that the content dropped in quality enormously when links got embedded previews. Before that you had to write something interesting to gain a lot of attention, afterwards click-bait has become extremely common. Also bots are already an ongoing problem. Though it can be a little difficult telling them apart from the flood of new Vietnamese users from a while back.
I'm not conviced that the mainstream social media companies understand the notion of profit and loss. They keep driving users to alt-tech.
Facebook's standards are set by the Atlantic Council (http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/) think tank. I doubt they are going to treat peace makers of either the left or right favourably.
Alwin was endorsing government ownership. That's far from deregulation.