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RE: Beginner confusion about what steemit is at the moment and what it is intending to become.
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for example this wang bot... What is being done to eliminate this stuff? where can i find more info on this?
I think he has become an accepted part of the community.
hmhm I realized it =) which kinda makes me worry already tho. =/ Is that the default mode of operation atm? Community acceptance/ignorance towards such cases? say, instead of laying out the functions (proposals it the word I suppose here at steemit?) to eliminate potentially undesired 'overhead-moderation'.
To be honest I have only been here for a few days so trying to figure it out all out.
@dilzeem couldn't reply directly on your last reply so trying something new here. I guess we'll find out how it works. It is atm too chaotic imho. And as much as I try to stay non-judgmental, there are a lot of red flags for me. let's see where it goes . =)