EOS Stack Exchange Moderator Nominations
I've put my name in as a potential moderator for the EOS Stack Exchange site.
Vote for me at the link above or nominate another user.
I'm a developer and a Stack Exchange power-user.
I've had periods where I've been very active on:
- Stack Overflow
- Unix & Linux
- Ask Ubuntu
For the last 3-4 months I've been much less active. Reason being I discovered Steemit.com.
I had made an account almost a year prior but never used it. At that time I was more interested in Monero and Ethereum. I signed up but never really looked into the system behind steem.
Since I've been getting into it recently I became extremely interested. I have made modest code contributions to several popular applications on Steemit including steemit.com and busy.org.
I started listening to all the videos in which Dan explained the ideas behind Steemit. When I discovered he left Steem to create EOS, naturally I became very interested in EOS.
I'm now invested in EOS and have my tokens registered.
I'm providing some commentary on EOS developments on my Steem blog.
I'm willing to provide some moderation for the site as someone familiar with the platform and interested in EOS.
Bonus: I made the first post on the meta for this site.
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