I would like to see an option to save an article, or some kind of favorites list , where we can put some really important articles. I really miss that option...
Major topic wikis. Essentially, once a topic/tag has over a certain threshold of posts, it can qualify as some sort of certified tag/topic. The topic can then be moderated by volunteers (perhaps they have extra steem incentives, but that's outside of this idea), and essentially their role is to moderate the tag and also build out a wiki which likely includes Intro, FAQ, Popular Content, etc.
@Papa-Pepper had a great idea about getting some kind of tabs of past searchable posts. You'll have to check his account on his idea. But it was basically some way of being able to search one users posts according to category.
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This is a nice post! Thankful I came across your page.
Thank you :).
Yeah, I saw that. I had a similar idea myself of what I wanted to design and maybe even code it. Let's just see how this goes and if the chosen topic will be something I'd be able to design something like that.
A clear and simple walk through with tooltips would be extremely helpful. Currently the user has to hunt for a 101, and then read about a massive amount of new terms and concepts. With a simple tooltip walkthrough, the user is guided through various aspects of the site, and given the opportunity to "learn more" when something doesn't make sense or piques their interest.
Ability to sort New/Hot/Trending/Nome by age(both ways), by Votes (both ways), Earnings (both ways), Replies (both ways), by user names. For sure for some categories it might be impossible to sort in both ways (asc, desc), but at least one way would be useful too
Finding Relevant Content
I would like to see an option to save an article, or some kind of favorites list , where we can put some really important articles. I really miss that option...
Yes, that is exactly what I want, too and I was planning on designing it
with one extra killer feature :).
Improving long-term quality of blogposts by supporting great content that's valuable for lifetime
Major topic wikis. Essentially, once a topic/tag has over a certain threshold of posts, it can qualify as some sort of certified tag/topic. The topic can then be moderated by volunteers (perhaps they have extra steem incentives, but that's outside of this idea), and essentially their role is to moderate the tag and also build out a wiki which likely includes Intro, FAQ, Popular Content, etc.
@Papa-Pepper had a great idea about getting some kind of tabs of past searchable posts. You'll have to check his account on his idea. But it was basically some way of being able to search one users posts according to category.
.
This is a nice post! Thankful I came across your page.
Thank you :).
Yeah, I saw that. I had a similar idea myself of what I wanted to design and maybe even code it. Let's just see how this goes and if the chosen topic will be something I'd be able to design something like that.
Discovering New Authors/Users To Follow
This one is important for underfollowed, new steem users!
Yeah, so spread the word so more people vote for it. Then we can work on it and figure out how to solve it :).
Getting Users more addicted
Getting and Consuming Content You Want When You Want
The ability to group your following users. Ex: These are the dudes I follow for design, these are the peeps I follow for crypto consulting, etc.
Finding the best content from an author
New User Onboarding
A clear and simple walk through with tooltips would be extremely helpful. Currently the user has to hunt for a 101, and then read about a massive amount of new terms and concepts. With a simple tooltip walkthrough, the user is guided through various aspects of the site, and given the opportunity to "learn more" when something doesn't make sense or piques their interest.
Ability to sort New/Hot/Trending/Nome by age(both ways), by Votes (both ways), Earnings (both ways), Replies (both ways), by user names. For sure for some categories it might be impossible to sort in both ways (asc, desc), but at least one way would be useful too