Update
member.cash still uses the memo protocol, but now has its own layer 1, Membercoin.
It still reads from the BCH chain, but posts are now made to Membercoin chain.
The plan is to incentivize use by giving away 90% of the coin to new users and developers.
It is also CPU mineable (for now) and pays 10% interest on balances.
Soft launch of awesome new feature - turn any RSS feed into a member.cash account that you can follow, rate and comment on.
Follow your favorite
Youtubers
I've updated the feature so you can use any URL now, and it'll grab the rss feed from it.
Soft launch of awesome new feature - turn any RSS feed into a member.cash account that you can follow, rate and comment on.
Follow your favorite
Youtubers
New Pinned Post action in #Member
Find it in the hamburger menu below any of your posts.
See your pinned post on your profile page. We'll select your mist popular post if you don't h
What's the 'Pin token post' action in #memo?
I'm looking to implement a regular pin post action, to pin posts to your profile, and wondering if I should re-use this action, or create
| and we'll see how it goes.
If it were me, and I cared about the rater's opinion, I'd reach out for an explanation - ratings can be changed - I would hope that people could resolve
| differences and misunderstandings where they arise.
I tend to reserve 1/5 ratings for imposters or very destructive accounts. However, it's a free speech platform, so members get to rate as they see fit. The whole thing is an experiment
| and we'll see how it goes.
If it were me, and I cared about the rater's opinion, I'd reach out for an explanation - ratings can be changed - I would hope that people could resolve
I tend to reserve 1/5 ratings for imposters or very destructive accounts. However, it's a free speech platform, so members get to rate as they see fit. The whole thing is an experiment
| to vouch for each other. Trust graphs also improve with use - the better the information you supply, the better the information the trust graph will give you and your contacts.
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You'll find the trust graph under the reputation tab on a member's profile page.
| comment.
Trust graphs are a great tool for decentralizing verification on social media - no longer do we have to rely on a Twitter style verification service - we can instead choose
| to vouch for each other. Trust graphs also improve with use - the better the information you supply, the better the information the trust graph will give you and your contacts.