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| comment | | "parent_author":"dragosroua",<br>"parent_permlink":"timeless-content-versus-timely-content-or-how-steemit-can-lock-itself-out-of-business-in-one-easy-step",<br>"author":"everittdmickey",<br>"permlink":"re-dragosroua-timeless-content-versus-timely-content-or-how-steemit-can-lock-itself-out-of-business-in-one-easy-step-20161015t153055434z",<br>"title":"",<br>"body":"@@ -24,<br>16 +24,<br>388 @@\n y thing.\n+ I don't understand why they complicate things for themselves. Geeks I guess. The %22if it's not broke fix it until it is.%22 syndrome. I see no need for %22payouts%22 to be broken up into two discrete time frames then canceled after that.%0A%0AWhy not pay as you go? When post get's an upvote..credit the account,<br> forever,<br> any time there is a vote.%0A. Why be complicated about it?\n %0AI think\n",<br>"json_metadata":" \"tags\":[\"business\" " |
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