Last week we as the community supported the formation of the @pob-fund. It was a great initiative to help the platform to continuously build on the new technologies.
I surely understand that it is too early to create this wish-list. However, i believe sooner is better.
Challenges as the community
I am aware that there are couple of challenges that are faced by the @proofofbrainio as the owner of the community account in terms of getting the like minded professionals who can be the stakeholders and can develop the eco-system around the platform.
In this regards i believe that the post by @gimmetricks1 is quite valuable which underlines the importance of twitter. We can get a lot of like minded professionals on twitter.
Features to make front end stand out
There are some features like post scheduling which are not available in the #pob front end. This helps in forming the posting strategy for the regular contributors who get thoughts at once.
The UI looks quite old and there are some errors in uploading of the images and other technical stuff faced by the contributors regularly. The user friendly writing is required to make the platform look impressive. The more facilities are provided to the contributors, more it becomes popular.
We need to be atleast at par with #leofinance if not better than them.
There are different features which make the front end better than others. One of these is the continuously updated list of #pob rich or #pob whales. This helps community to create the content around the same. We can also consider creating the rich lists of other tribes.
The initial distribution of the votes was simply a great strategy which has created number of contributors with a good amount of POB power. These regular contributors including me should be given the curation responsibilities of certain type of content or a category. This will help to reduce the load of @proofofbrainio alone for curating the good content.
On the pricing front we are really doing well and some small platform developments can help us to make our presence felt in the community.