This is besides the point, but the "hard work of curating" has always cracked me up. Why is it hard work? Is that admission that the content on Steemit is so bad that going through them is hard work? And if so, why do some individual - in your mind - "bad posts" even matter, then?

Or if the content is good, it's not hard work to go through it. I'm so confused.

The "hard work of curating" thing was used by the STEEM Guild back in the day to justify themselves using ned's keys to self-vote them to the top of trending every day.

Literally the exact thing people do on Facebook every day for free: clicking a like button.

Hard work!

I curate. I upvote content that I like. Where's my delegation? As a matter of fact, every single user here curates. :D

All curators are equal, others are just more equal than others?

It's so asinine.

Literally the only thing anyone ever needs to go here is follow people they like, upvote content that they like. All this over-complication on Steemit that's been going on since day 1 is ridiculous.

And then some people take it upon themselves to act like the righteous heroes of content curation.

It's also funny how your fanboys are of course legit, but God forbid if someone is bernie's friend, it's just ass kissing.

Because you are the caped crusader.