Comprehensive Blockchain & Alternative Social Platforms Review

Hey everyone,
I want you to start off 2019 the best way possible. One of the best ways to start off your year is with your online and social presence. It’s a huge part of how you operate online and connect with the world. Currently major platforms have been attacking free speech and we’ve seen waves of censorship.
I decided to do a massive comprehensive list and quick overview and summary of the many various platforms out there. You can join alternatives to Facebook, yes. I review those, but you’re better off getting ahead of the trend with the latest blockchain social platforms that in my opinion are better and offer more. So here I go through everything and give you my take and help you save loads of time deciding and researching. This by far took the most effort and time dedication out of all the content I’ve done in the past, so if this is valuable to you please give it a like, share it, and follow my content for more. I will end up doing comprehensive reviews on the better platforms and a revisit to see if any platforms on this list that I put down for potentially improving did get better or not.
I will list below the various categories I’ve ended up sorting these platforms into with their name a little blurb as to why they are in that category and the link to them. I will jump through some examples in the video.

Conclusion:
After all this work I can wholeheartedly say that Minds, SOLA, and Steem are dominating the blockchain social space and I believe they will continue to do so. Bit.Tube and DLive are definitely making waves. BitChute has potential for video hosting. VOAT has potential to be the blockchain reddit, but I’m not a huge fan. Trybe has potential to compete with Steem, but is currently a challenge to start staking and getting started. Lastly, be sure to check out the professional network dock.io and connected dapps like remote, Springrole, and indorse which all resemble blockchain versions of Linkedin. The top 3 have mobile apps too which is nice. Steem you can use Esteem, Patricko and various others, then SOLA and Minds have apps in the app store, but you can also get an open source version of Minds to circumvent using Google. They are definitely pushing against the big tech which is great to see. Anyways I will revisit this in a couple months to re-review!
If you feel I made a mistake, poorly reviewed something, or missed a key platform to review, please comment below and I will take your feedback in and edit this to include it or edit my post accordingly. I really hope this benefits you as much as I hope it does. This took me a very long time and a good portion of the holidays. Please share this with others if you believe they will find use in it too! For some I explained my reasoning more than others. If you’re interested, you can inquire, and I’ll get more in-depth. Also, I will be reviewing the platforms I use more in-depth too. There are great browsers, messengers and other applications I will cover in the future, this was just focused on social media.

Follow any of these links to the blog with all the platforms and the review. They will be posted with this video.
- https://www.minds.com/scottcbusiness/blog/blockchain-review-928935693803081728
- https://steemit.com/dtube/@scottcbusiness/esyh8780

Let me know what you think about all this in the comments below!