jsup/avle code update - you don't have to write post everyday

by joviansummer original STEEMIT post: https://steemit.com/blog/@joviansummer/jsup-avle-code-update-you-don-t-have-to-write-post-everyday Hello, this is @joviansummer, developer of @jsup and@avle voting service. Voting service code for @jsup and @avle has been updated. I had been considering this update for a while, and recently I could come up with detailed implementation plan which resulted in a relatively swift code revision. The new added feature is capability to give daily upvote to the first thing you write for the day(timezone GMT+9) regardless of post or comment/reply. Writing a post everyday can be challenging. In that case, you can write a reply to receive daily upvote because writing a reply everyday is much easier and also a good way to engage in your community. Writing a post everyday just to get an upvote can be very tedious and exhausting, and post itself could easily become low-quality. There may be people who enjoy writing a post everyday, but we can't ignore th...

[EN] jsup-blog experiment: bridge between Steemit & Google Blogger

by joviansummer
original STEEMIT post: https://steemit.com/blog/@joviansummer/en-jsup-blog-experiment-bridge-between-steemit-and-google-blogger


Hello this is @joviansummer. I'm working on a new experimental service, "jsup-blog". This service aims to enable @jsup's delegator to send his/her Steemit post to his/her own Google Blogger(www.blogger.com) blog. I started to think about this project at the beginning of this year, and have been doing some dev work for a while.

It's not an automatic transfer to Blogger. Instead, eligible user will need to write a reply with specific keywords to his/her own post to request transfer. Thus, user can select which post to send.

I'm planning to open a testing phase to a few(max. 3 people for now) of @jsup delegators for start. If everything goes smoothly, maybe I could let more people on board after that.

One big advantage of Google Blogger is that you can find your previous posts quickly. You can search for your Steemit posts via another project of mine, Steemit-Search, but Google Blogger is more convenient when you're searching and skimming through your own posts.

Also, Google Blogger post will contain link to its original Steemit post. So, anyone visiting your Blogger page will be exposed to Steemit. If your Blogger site becomes popular, maybe you could connect it with AdSense, Google's advertisement platform.

To grant access of your Blogger page to @jsup, eligible user needs to issue an access token and register it with @jsup service. It's a bit tedious but inevitable procedure. Later, I'll write a post about it in detail.

Hopefully, testing phase will start before December.

Thank you for reading!


@joviansummer's STEEM projects

@jswit witness project:
I'm running a STEEM witness node. I'd really appreciate it if you vote for my witness account @jswit. (https://steemitwallet.com/~witnesses)
[ENG] Introducing @jswit witness project

@jsup curation project:
[ENG] Introduction to @jsup curation project
[ENG] Using @jsup curation project as an auto-voting agent
[ENG] jsup 2.0 - make your upvote great again

jSTEEM project:
jSTEEM project - STEEM blockchain explorer on Telegram messenger

STEEM.NFT project:
STEEM.NFT - Preserve your art on Steemit & IPFS

Steemit-Search project:
Steemit-Search: a simple website for post searching

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