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Steeve is a Steem interface that specializes in finding interesting content on the blockchain outside of your normal feed. The content is provided to you as recommendations which are mixed up with your normal feed.

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At this point you might be thinking <i>“yeah, yeah, another post promotion service”</i>, but you couldn’t be more wrong! Steeve is not connected to any form of promotion or advertising (actually on the <a href="https://www.steeve.app/@steeveapp/steeve-now-in-public-beta-personal-recommendations-and-the-world-without-bidbots--voting-trails">contrary</a>), so the recommendations are tailored directly for you, and you only :)

<h2>How Are We Able to Do That?</h2>

Steeve is powered by an AI engine, which learns your taste from your past activity on the blockchain - what kind of posts you upvote, comment, resteem, who you follow, etc. The project has been alive for 3 months already and so far we’ve been able to provide recommendations comparable to the regular feed of our users. It’s around 50/50 as measured by user clicks, upvotes, comments and resteems. 

<h2>We Can Do Even Better!</h2>

But we think we can do even better! How? Another unique feature no other Steem interface has is the <b>post rating</b>. Yes, for free (no voting power, no limits) you can rate posts on Steeve! This will have 2 major benefits:
1) It will improve the recommendations Steeve gives to you.
2) It will improve the recommendations <b>for everyone else</b>, too!

<h2>Daily Distribution of Rewards</h2>

Actually, there is also a 3rd effect of ratings. If you look at <a href=”https://www.steeve.app/@steevebot/wallet”>SteeveBot</a> it has quite some power delegated from our lovely supporters. How is it being used? SteeveBot selects the posts most engaged with via Steeve.app and every 2.4 hours upvotes one of them.

<b>Let that sink in for a moment.</b>

Yes, you can influence which posts are upvoted by SteeveBot only by interacting with the posts on Steeve. No matter how much SP you own, your influence is the same. One person, one vote. Well, technically not just one vote, as SteeveBot looks at what posts you read, upvote, comment, resteem, and most importantly <b>rate</b>. But you get the point ;)
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