Why Social Blogging is Revolutionary

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Why Social Blogging is Revolutionary
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<h1>140 Characters Is Not Enough To Share Your Perspective</h1>

In today's episode of *The Andrarchy Show* I depart from the interview format of the first two episodes (more coming soon though) to discuss what exactly Steemit is and why it's revolutionary. As I explain in the video, Steemit is a ***social blogging platform*** and while that might not sound especially groundbreaking, that Steemit facilitates the sharing of people's genuine and nuanced perspectives is the *real* reason why so many people fell in love with the platform even in its imperfect, beta, form and why I think the financial incentive, while important, was really secondary. 

However, as @cryptogee pointed out in his article <a href="https://steemit.com/steemit/@cryptogee/addresing-steemit-s-social-confusion">Addressing Steemit's Social Confusion</a> this is not without its difficulties. But if we can understand why this combination is both powerful and *desirable*, and if we are able to implement a solution that leverages this unique value proposition, Steemit will become a force to be reckoned with.

https://youtu.be/dtpGURAUVbk

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