hive-174796 Tag Posts Index

Banjo Wallet for Hive Engine

Banjo's wallet commands on Discord are now active for Hive Engine. I originally intended to also support Steem Engine, as I had been, but I could never make any

Command: $distribution

Long ago, there was a way to get the distribution of stake for the old chain. This report was available on steemd.com: Banjo can also produce reports like this:

Command: $predict

Banjo will query the latest dublup.io prediction matching a given keyword. The command pattern: $predict [keyword] You can use it without a keyword to query the

Command: $woodwork

Sometimes they come out of the woodwork. It all depends on current events in general and the level of interest in Hive specifically. This command does a query to

Command: $proposal

You can now look up a proposal from @banjo on Discord, which is a nice way to keep tabs on and promote your favorite proposals. Banjo will then link you directly

Command: $convert

The purpose of the $convert report command is to get an idea about how beneficial SBD to STEEM conversion is. It does this by querying for the last 100

Command: $community

Similar to the $hive command, this will allow you to search for a community and get details about it. The intent is to show a single community with full detail,

Command: $mod

This is a command to aid in moderating a specific scot tribe by inspecting the post for other tribe tags. The intent is to find posts that may be off-topic or spam.

Command: $scottags

If you're looking for tags that are associated with a particular SCOT token, you might be interested in this command: $scottags As you can see, it lists each Hive

Command: $first

If you're curious about a particular author, sometimes it's awkward to read their early posts. So I added a command to help with that: $first <account> [+offset]

Command: $tt2x

You can use $tt2x to query the "Top Trending to Exchange" for a given tribe symbol. Usage: $tt2x <symbol> [limit] For example, this will perform

Command: $hive

There's a bunch of undocumented commands that @banjo can understand on discord. Typically, I add commands then document them when I nail down the actual behavior

FAQ: $mod

Q: What is the purpose of $mod? A: The purpose of @banjo's $mod discord command is to help moderators of a given tribe find post that fit a certain criteria and

Using the $tip and other functions in Banjo.. a "how to"

This is a cross post of @torico/using-the-usdtip-and-other-function-in-banjo-a-how-to by @inertia.Nice write-up.

Proposal: Banjo

When people would say that many of us interact on Discord more than the blockchain, I'd like to point out that there are ways to leverage the blockchain from Discord,

Jekyll::Steem

Jekyll::Steem Liquid tag for displaying Steem content in Jekyll sites: {% steem %}. Installation Add this line to your application's Gemfile: gem 'jekyll-steem'