Compumatrix Social Media

10/01/2021

I'll be leaving Facebook and IG and YouTube very soon.

I appreciate all the kind support I've been given by many people here and it would be wonderful to stay connected where possible.

Should you wish to stay connected and/or see my current artwork please join me at MINDS, HIVE, Kolect and/or Makers Place:

HIVE: https://hive.blog//posts/
MINDS: https://www.minds.com/allyinspirit/
Kolect: https://www.kolect.art/vendors/storylines/
Makers Place: https://makersplace.com/allyinspirit/

23/12/2020

I am no longer posting on Facebook. You can reach me at MINDS at minds.com/allyinspirit/

When you watch this short video you'll understand why.

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16/12/2020

Chris Herd thinks he's seen the future. And it's ruled by remote work.

16/12/2020

Bill Ottman, founder of MINDS talks about the recent changes to the MINDS 'reminding' and 'quoting' systems. He also talks about the updates to MINDS + and how original content creators are rewarded.

...EATURE UPDATE. Subscribe to on Minds

02/12/2020

Many people are looking for a way to learn about ‘Crypto’ without it being too complicated, and without too much risk on their behalf.

If you’re one of those people who’s interested, one way of getting your feet wet in the crypto sphere that is essentially risk-free is through one of the next generation social media sites that internally generate their own crypto.

With the censorship, theft of data, going on with the traditional platforms, people are now flocking to these platforms by the hundreds of thousands, partially because they are seeing a curtailing of online freedom of speech.

There is currently one platform that implements these concepts better than any other: Minds.com has created something rather unique through its combination of blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, and traditional social media experience and blog posting.

Minds allows you to earn tokens which are based on the ERC-20 coin and have real monetary value, through interaction with others on the platform. All upvotes (likes), comments, reminds (shares), posts, etc go towards rewards for users, while the content is what keeps users on the platform and the site earning and growing.

Minds, on the other hand, allows users to earn tokens, with real monetary value, simply from engaging with others on the platform. All upvotes (likes), comments, reminds (shares), posts, etc go towards rewards for users, while the content is what keeps users on the platform and the site earning and

07/11/2020

Remember the portmanteau Compumatrix?

07/11/2020

These assets are traded on the Bitshares Decentralized Exchange.

01/11/2020

Today we’re focusing on the number one rule in crypto. So before we give it away, how about a quiz to test your knowledge? The number one rule in crypto is... A) never leave your crypto on… by bryandivisions

28/10/2020

How should social media deal with controversial subjects or false information?

According to alternative social network Minds.com CEO Bill Ottman, freedom is the best policy. And, he says, it’s also the policy that results in the least harm.

This might be seen as a libertarian argument based on freedom rather than one concerned with harmful results, though Minds does have restrictions on harmful content as well.

But more importantly, it’s Ottman’s assertion that banning bad content is actually socially riskier over the long term for our entire culture. Part of his rationale is a quote from a Nature study on the “global online hate ecology” which suggests that policing content can just shunt it elsewhere to more hidden places.

How should social media deal with controversial subjects or false information?

27/10/2020

The Rise of Rare Digital Art.

A new art movement is emerging from an unexpected place: the blockchain. Artists across mediums, backgrounds and the world are joining this movement which has finally made it possible to profit from the sale of authenticated digital art.

Through blockchain technology, the authenticity of a digital artwork is guaranteed through an indelible signature and timestamps, with each artwork being stored as a non-fungible token (NFT). Principles of scarcity/rarity that have previously been limited to physical art markets can now be applied to digital art, thus making it “Rare Digital Art” (also referred to as Crypto Art.)

Unfortunately my 'Rare Digital Art' wasn't included in this article ~ But showing it now in preference to the blank white square that uploaded with the article.

27/10/2020

What are NFTs or Non Fungible Tokens, and why is there so much interest in this growing crypto category?

27/10/2020

Different types of cryptocurrency: What is a cryptocurrency? How many cryptocurrencies are there? Find out in our complete Types of Cryptocurrency Guide.