I think other features are needed before the #Memo mute button. We want more transactions on the network...
If the mute button is activated on
#Memo, it could possibly slow adoption since users won't feel their voice is heard and stop posting...
Right now Memo is like a hybrid between 4chan/Twitter/and reddit.
The mute function should only work on a per account basis. The post will still show on the blockchain and as a default until an account mutes that person.
I'm not trying to be critical but what do you pay
#Memo?
Nobody pays memo, but I want it to be substantial content, not ads and people telling me that Obama fucked my wife and is the antichrist gay lizard jew muslim.
Loaded question, but what type of content would you like to see? Or what usage would you be looking for?
Not what I want to see, but what I don't want to see. I just want a way for users to be able to hide/mute content that they don't like. As Memo grows, so will incentive to spam ads.
You pay to get your post on the blockchain. Right?
Also, who enables
#Memo to grow? The reader or the poster?
We want to encourage new posts on
#Memo. More posts = more transactions.
Even if it's a bunch of "$100 = 100 penis enlargement pills, grow your dong 99 inches in 3 hours!" posts?
Theoretically, if we got 1 million new posts, that is 1 million new transactions on Bitcoin Cash...
There must be an incentive for content creators to add content to the network.
But at the same time you don't want memo to be filled with penis enlargement pill ad posts. Pretty sure that would stifle growth as well.
I understand your stance. But, we need to figure out a reasonable balance here. Again, we want more transactions on Bitcoin Cash don't we?
We want more utility. Transaction count is not an end, just a signal we are doing well.
Utility will improve as transactions increase. The network effects grow. We need a bigger footprint.
We need to consider what the platform would be like if there were 10x 100x and 1000x the users. I think there's a reason Twitter doesn't have a front page like this.
It's better if Memo.cash just points to Memo++ for user moderation of their feeds istead of merging it into its natural monopoly on Memo protocol communication
Who is
#Memo's customer? The reader or the poster? The reader doesn't pay to read posts. Poster pays to post...
They don't pay Memo.
They still pay to post. Lucky I got given my stash for posting here.
You pay to make a transaction on the blockchain, not to post to memo - it doesn't give you privilege. If you want a echochamber and ads, then thats what you would get...
...as nobody would want to come to see a bunch of ads and crazy ramblings, with a substantial post here and there.
