It's just a saying. There are an infinite number of things that are simply impossible. 

I discovered it from reading their announcement post back when the project first started. At this time my blog feed also got filled up with many people who asked questions or wrote answers, since everything was published as blog posts back then. 

Yes, it will change temporarily, but most often not permanently. Unless it is a huge cut, then your fingerprint will be exactly the same as before the cur once it has fully healed.  People who work with forensic evidence do know that this can happen, and... (more)

I generally try not to. 

I think they read all of them, or at least read enough to get a good grasp of how high the quality is. If they already know that the author never copy-paste then they might not even need to read the entire answer to know... (more)

I don't use either of them, but I wish I had one. I think they can be a great tool for motivation when it comes to exercising. 

I think it's great that people and groups volunteer to do this. After all it makes the parks and riverbanks a nicer place for everyone! 

I do if it's for a question that I asked. I don't really do it unless I'm very interested in the subject otherwise. 

I'm assuming that you have used SteemConnect to authorize the dapp in the first place, since there's very few other methods to do this right now.  You can manage and revoke authorizations on you SteemConnect user profile. This is located at the following URL: https://steemconnect.com/login Next you... (more)

STEEM as a blockchain and cryptocurrency was "born" on March 24, 2016.  Steemit, as its first dapp was "born" on July 4, 2016. This was the first date where users could blog and upvote etc.