My selections for Developer Delegation Day (DDD)

remlaps - 2 months ago

Well, I had wanted to compile a list of developers and start a discussion some days ago about who I'd be delegating to for Steem's first Developer Delegation Day, but I didn't find time, so I just went ahead and did it. Unfortunately, today's post also needs to be rushed, but I thought it was important to follow-up on this.

If you missed the previous post, where I collaborated with ChatGPT on this idea, here's the summary:

On the 5th of each month, community members will delegate 5 STEEM Power (SP) to a Steem developer of their choice. This regular support helps sustain and incentivize the developers who will become the backbone of the Steem ecosystem.

Today's the 5^th, so today I made some delegations. Here they are (from the @remlaps-pb account):

I'd like to compile a table with all the developers I know of, and list the tools that they're developing and their other activities, but so far I haven't had time for that. In lieu of such a comprehensive listing, here are some brief highlights about why I chose these developers:

1.) @moecki

He runs a reliable witness node with enough plugins for it to be useful, and his witness has been ranked ridiculously low. Recently, I've been happy to see him advancing in the ranking, but he really should be in the top-20.
He is running a test site for @the-gorilla's Condenser improvements.
He runs a broadly used bot for sharing rewards from posts with organic commenters (no time to find the name at the moment).
He contributes, generously, to general code discussions on the blockchain.

2.) @the-gorilla

Runs this steemit reskin, which gives Steem content a more attractive look by filtering out some of the overvalued content.
Puts in a lot of time and effort fighting inauthentic activity.
He has done a great job with modernizing the Steemit interface (condenser).

3.) @steemchiller

SteemWorld. Nothing else needs to be said.
But also, SDS.

4.) @awitness

This one is a risk, and I hope I don't wind up with egg on my face 😉, but I want to help incubate a newly introduced - American - developer. So, despite the anonymity, the 43 reputation and the missing account history, let's see what happens.
Here's the account's introduction post. SteemPet looks like a great idea!
That's everything I am aware of.

Of course, there are many more deserving developers here, so it's sad that I had to leave others out, but I thought 4 was a good number for the first month.

Thank you for your time and attention.

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Steve Palmer is an IT professional with three decades of professional experience in data communications and information systems. He holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics, a master's degree in computer science, and a master's degree in information systems and technology management. He has been awarded 3 US patents.

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