Waivio update: Oct 3, 2020

As the number of objects in the Hive blockchain is increasing, Waivio develops tools to browse and search for them.

Users can now filter objects based on the associated tags (tasks 269, 527, 528).

For example, it is now possible to filter restaurants by cuisine and dishes by ingredients.

Claiming authority

In this release, Waivio introduced the process for claiming authority for objects. This is a public declaration by a user of his or her intention to ensure the accuracy of the object (task 836).

Multiple users may claim authority over the same object, as their claims will only make a difference when another user or website owner adds them to a list of Trusted Authorities. In this case, their votes of approval or rejection of object updates will play the decisive role for that user or within the website they operate.

For example, a manufacturer may publish descriptions of their products on the Hive blockchain, claim authority over them, and maintain their accuracy. A reseller can add all of these products to their website simply by adding the manufacturer's account to the list of Trusted Authorities.

Users can claim administrative or full ownership of the objects. In the first case, other users are allowed to make changes to certain fields (e.g. add photos to the gallery). But if full control is required (legal documents, company information, etc.) then the full ownership of the object can be claimed, which ensures that no one else can make changes to the object.

Following sponsors

Users can now monitor all new rewards posted by the users (sponsors) they are following (task 153). Users also receive instant notifications about new rewards.

Note: Get instant notifications through the Telegram messenger (subscribe via@WaivioNotificationsBot service).

Like notifications

Users now receive notifications when their posts are upvoted by important users (followed by the author or whose votes make a noticeable difference on the post payout, task 713).

Wallet - table view

In order to facilitate the export of wallet transactions to Excel and other spreadsheets (e.g. for tax reporting purposes), Waivio has enabled a Table view in the Wallet (task 860). This report can be generated for a specific time period and the transactions for each currency (HP, HIVE, HBD) are aggregated in separate columns for easy processing.

Waivio.com website speed

Many system-wide changes were made to improve response rates. Many complex features have been moved from the frontend to the backend (task 659).

Other updates:

1. Editor - recognise pasted links to objects (693);
2. Android phones - improve sliding menus (765);
3. Withdrawals to BTC/LTC/ETH - detailed report (788);
4. Reblog notifications - with a link to user profile (936);
5. Mobile - adaptive width (938)
6. Customer support - notify sponsor about inquiries (941);
7. Notification for transfers - min. value in USD (967).

Bug fixes and minor tasks:

696, 744, 752, 810, 833, 838, 849, 867, 869, 882, 883, 886, 888, 889, 898, 908, 912, 918, 919, 920, 921, 924, 925, 927, 928, 929, 931, 932, 933, 934, 935, 937, 939, 940, 944, 945, 949, 950, 951, 952, 961, 964, 970, 971.

Tasks details: https://github.com/Waiviogit/waivio/issues

Waivio is an open source project. If you believe that what we are building is beneficial to the Hive ecosystem, please vote for Waivio proposals on the Decentralized Hive Fund.

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