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RE: AskSteem: Would an onboarding program be viable for the SteemDAO?
Guy 1: why the post count is dropping continuously, we need to find a solution.
Guy 2: people are getting 0 for their hard work, so they stopped from posting.
Guy 1: nah, we need to onboard more people.
Guy 2: but we already have people here, we just need to incentivize them.
Guy 1: nah, we need marketing, I feel that I can look at the bigger picture.
Guy 2: the only big thing you are looking at is the size of the graveyard you've created.
Mainstream platforms are brimming with authors who get absolutely nothing for their efforts. It is utterly laughable to suggest that money is a requirement for anyone to post. User experience, engagement and positive feedback are key. There are literally billions of content creators out there who expect zero financial rewards. What we need is a platform easy and frictionless to use and great communities to attract them. The money will play a minor role.
Nahhh, mainstream platforms are brimming with authors who are trying to monetize their fame/influence in a way or another.
You don't have to kiss @acidyo's ass just because @ocdb followed you lately, you completely lost your ability of critical thinking. You even created a post to monetize the kissing because It is utterly laughable to suggest that money is a requirement for anyone to post, start declining all rewards from now one, be the raw model that you want everyone to be your lordship.
It's embarrassing, a graveyard worker.
Fuck off.
This is called PTSD, and your weak mind has just experienced it.
No you're just constantly being an asshole on every thread so kindly fuck off as you don't know shit.
A little soy milk will help you relieve your suffering.
Kindly,
Wtf are you talking about? Enjoy getting banned from each community early on, rofl.
Is this how you scare your little ponies?
Cute method tho,
I wouldn't bother reading that trolls comments too much, have seen his shit all over other people's posts, seems it's the only thing he's interested in. I have first hand experience of getting in new content creators as I was a big part of inviting them in the trial run we had and many said they loved the community and other talent that existed here and couldn't understand why not more people knew about Steem or remained. Most of the conversations had nothing to do with the rewards even so that was a definite +.
I can see where you're coming from. But let's just say that I find it useful to challenge myself by replying to a hostile interlocutor and explaining myself as thoroughly as I can. One old acquaintaince of mine, a philosophy student, would call that "methodical low self-esteem".
That sounds fantastic. When I first brought up Steem in my circle of friends in 2017, it was a total disaster. This year was better. That the crypto space as a whole has refused to go away since normos became aware of it in 2017 and despite the horrible bear market and all the FUD in 2018, their attitudes seem to have started to soften.
I just want to say I really appreciate what you add to a discussion. Whether you agree or not, you articulate your point well and try to further the discussion in a positive way.
I know that sounds maybe odd, but reading this thread made me want to relay that.
Anyways, thanks for adding to the discussions around here. I enjoy reading them.
Thank you for the positive feedback.