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3 Solutions for RE-Timing Replies (for better) at Steemit.com - VIDEO INSIDE

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Published: 21 Nov 2017 › Updated: 21 Nov 20173 Solutions for RE-Timing Replies (for better) at Steemit.com - VIDEO INSIDE

3 Solutions for RE-Timing Replies (for better) at Steemit.com - VIDEO INSIDE

Sometimes when you really care about interaction with your followers, and want to be in touch with them to answer all the replies to everybody in the proper way that should be, time is a need.

Nowadays Steemit.com just let you answer 3 comments per minute.

Cause the time between each answer must be beyond the 20 seconds.

So, if you have about 30 really short messages that maybe could be answered in 5 minutes, you will prefer not to answer them because nowadays will take you 10 minutes when should be faster than that, so the interaction is broken between the author and the people that have replied. And we already saw that it was one of the worst mistakes in Youtube platform.

The time for author in this kind of cases is extremely important. I understand that timing could be maybe for a security issue to avoid Bots and Spam, maybe?
But can be resolved...

The most important problem is that we have not enough time to get in touch with people. And when some important projects started to raise the communication into the platform will be a must.

The Solutions:

  • New timing from 20 to 10 Sec
  • Use an Authenticator Code
  • Design a different layout, exclusive for Answering Comments for Verifyed Projects.



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