Well not really. They basically used the Steem community to test their product for free, didnt disclose anything what they intended to do, and are basically jumping ship leaving everyone hanging.
"Your Steem wallets... who cares. Youre a part of the community here? Who cares."
Well yeah. But on the technical side they arent really starting from nothing. They made 70k STEEM (after SMTs launch who knows how much that will be worth)
and used the community as guinea pigs to test everything there is to test on a video streaming service like that. Not really starting from scratch.
Well not really. They basically used the Steem community to test their product for free, didnt disclose anything what they intended to do, and are basically jumping ship leaving everyone hanging.
"Your Steem wallets... who cares. Youre a part of the community here? Who cares."
free, you mean they got paid to test it, built their project off Steemit... real scum bags
Sure they did all that but will need to build their user base from almost the ground up at this point.
Well yeah. But on the technical side they arent really starting from nothing. They made 70k STEEM (after SMTs launch who knows how much that will be worth)
and used the community as guinea pigs to test everything there is to test on a video streaming service like that. Not really starting from scratch.
There are so many video streaming services, but do you know what most of them are missing?
People.
And with this stunt I just can't see Dlive getting many people on their new platform.
Sincerely,
@Mysteor