I have to recognise that I was sceptical about this platform, noise.cash, when I first joined it a couple of weeks ago.
I created my account there and I tried to understand how it worked and, as a first sight, I concluded it was another crypto-powered social platform with a crappy and unstable frontend.
At that time, it did not convince me at all but, you know, after reading @acesontop post about it yesterday I decided to give it a second try today and, to tell you the truth, my opinion now is much more positive.
The frontend keeps being a little bit faulty of resources and graphics, and I don't want to talk about its design which is nothing but SIMPLE but it seems enough to meet the objective about the type of content that is required in it, share comments and ideas in a concise and brief way... something similar to twitter but with the difference that you can get tips and also give them, without the need to have a single cent of BCH in your Wallet.
The same platform "donates" you a budget for tips every so often, the way you spend it depends only on you but you have to take into account the only 6 rules of the platform.
It must be said that from that budget they give you, you decide the percentage you want to tip and what part you take for doing it, 20/80, 50/50, 100... very simple too.
As a result, what they have obtained is a very dynamic social platform, where people constantly interact and where engagement seems to be very high without the need for long and tedious posts.
Obviously, the amount you get in the form of tips is very small or, at least, I haven't seen anything so outstanding while exploring it.
I do not know how their algorithm works and what they are based on to donate more or less amount but I think something has to do with your "activity" and "engagement" because the more you interact, the more you seem to receive both budget and tips from users...to be confirmed.
Where do these donations come from? who is providing the budget?
Well, I imagine it will be the people behind the development of BCH but honestly, I don't know...
what I do know is that it seems like a brilliant idea to use part of my large BCH whale budget, if this were the case, to promote my blockchain project and generate new users and wallets.
I do not know if this microblogging format would be something similar to what Leofinance has in mind but, would not be good if, having a budget that currently finances "PROPOSALS" (DAO-DHF) that in many cases do not contribute anything, part of it would be intended to create something like Noise.cash in HIVE?
@toofasteddie
