While most social media sites extract value for their shareholders, at Blurt we are guided by the principle that platform users should receive benefits and rewards for their attention and contributions to the platform. As a result, activities such as reacting to posts or searching for valuable content and supporting them with your voice are rewarded with a certain amount of tradable tokens and shares in the network in a 25%/75% ratio.
Additionally, all content published on the blurt blockchain is saved in the blockchain and signed with the owner's keys, so it is impossible to delete it without having these keys. Thanks to this, the possibilities of censorship and demonetization in our networks are significantly limited and can only be limited to situations in which, for example, someone has clearly broken the law, causing a situation in which law enforcement agencies would have to intervene.
Unlike other Blockchains similar to Blurt, it is not possible to cast negative votes, i.e. "downvotes". This functionality, originally introduced to combat spam, has become the bane of other networks of this type, as it has been repeatedly used to resolve personal antipathies between network users and demonetize politically incorrect content. By using Blurt, you can be sure that no whale who doesn't like your content because, for example, he doesn't agree with your views or simply didn't like you, will demonetize the value of your post.