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WOW Busy.org has a MUCH better interface and I am just so impressed!  It has Steemconnect so you can easily log in with your steem username and keys! The wallet has actual avatar images of each account and you see real time prices of the Steem Token and SBD... This is just insane that the regular steem wallet does not show the price feed of steem to USD which is actually one of the jobs of a Witness on steem Blockchain.  So this is just strange at this point dealing with the old clunky steemit.com when we have busy.org and when you use the #busy tag busy.org gives you an upvote relative in size to the SP of all your followers, a nifty feature that should get me a very nice boost!

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I am going to start recommending my friends use Busy.org for WORK and @steepshot for FUN and I think that wlll work great! Steepshot is more for Instagram and doesn't really even allow long posts from the smartphone app which is good.  We want steepshot to be the Instagram picture type app for steem while Busy.org https://busy.org should become the Blogging Platform with a little big of Linked in mixed in! Imagine a Linked in steem front end that allowed you to Request work or special posts... I actually think Utopian.io already kinda does this? Hmmm I really want a craigslist for Steem a Wikipedia for Steem, we DO now have a Yahoo Answers/Qora for steem called peerquery.com which let's you ask questions and get paid to answer them and ask them! ANYWAY We need MORE of you young smart people on steem to THINK ABOUT THE FRONT ENDS Build your own Steem based APP! There are SO many apps we need! Just start making posts and brain storm and learn Python and Ruby and C++! Or learn to FIND programmers and become an organizer and a developer yourself! Let's study steem front ends and really encourage a culture of people learning about stem front ends building!  Or at least let us encourage the learning of skills which can help the developers who do make new front ends! 

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