Here we go:
- I set up my own steem development environment so I can produce my own patches to the Blockchain, also planning to write build instructions and teaching others to code for steem itself
- I reviewed as much as I could of hf20, before the fork happened I was just reviewing the mana bar implementation and might have discovered that voting power transition bug, but the code gods were not good to me that day
- during both chain freezes I was calming down communities, being in communication with users and ensuring that everyone knows what was up. I ensured my servers were working and helped other witnesses
- I worked together with SteemSTEM and Utopian-io (and was on their meetup) talking with people, shilling steem and helping the communities grow as much as I can
- I worked at Buildteam ensuring that our services were not impacted by the fork and worked on cooperations with other steem businesses that are not yet ready
- I made two small patches to steem that I will blog about once they are merged (utopian-io rules)
- I welcomed important actors onto steem and did outreach whenever I could
- wrote my thesis, which took quite a bit of time and which I submitted yesterday
- reworked some of my online presence so that I am available on more channels
- onboarded new users, being there for technical questions about steem, especially the internals and details of the inner working of the chain
- wrote posts about the fork, proposing improvements (and immediately implementing them myself), learning from the failures of the past
- being on the utopian-io msp waves open source radio show (I don't enjoy voice talk but wanted to give users some insight), I was the only witness that definitely said yes, all others joined spontaneously
- discussed with the negative people of steem, trying to get them to improve themselves (which failed spectacularly, as you can see above)
- running a stable witness (as I should)
- and probably many other things, I am surprised that I have a private life still...
I could improve in actually shilling my witness more, talking about the things I do for steem. And probably I could post more and ignore the drama queens like all the smarter witnesses ;)
See, that wasn't so hard was it? The questions matter, not the person asking them :D
Well the person matters because before it was not worth the effort to write it all out ;)
Which is basically an admission of being afraid. ;)
Just means you were not worth the effort 🤷♂️
I know, it must be so hard for you to work the internet. I don't even break a sweat dealing with you.
😂 Nice one 👌