snorlock

Reddit has lived for years, steemit was discovered by the masses in june.

Im not really sure, i posted this to get a hype around steemit, but I did not write the article.

The user base have been exploding lately but user engagement is still keeping up. But yeah I agree with that user engagement goes down with the number of users increase, but for now that statement doesnt hold.

This is also a discrete try out for steemit.com which is a really cool new blockchain based article platform! Check it out!

Yeah I agree, its kinda what I meant by brand name but didnt want to go into to much detail. It was suppose to be an easy read and spur up discussions as this. But I appreciate the feedback!

There have been many engaging, nostalgic games. Viral is just another word for popular. Social games have been tried out before and never really hit off. Still some people feel awkward playing pokemon, I speak of experience when i walk around and point out pokemoners and say, "pokemon go! yeah!", they crinche as they were embarrased. But it might change at some point.

Yeah i totally agree, it was a while since I played ingress and forgot about some key points, but it was more about the totallity. But again good points you give here and valueble to other readers!

There is a little more to it, there are a lot of Pokemon games out there which have never made it. So you have to include these other points, aswell as many of the good comments that have come here!

Much appriciated with comments and I believe you are touching some important points. And yeah I could have concluded it much more, but it was a matter of time to experiment with this new article platform which im linking to. So its two things in one post actually.