I’ve always been a fan Jerry. People are surprised by that because I’m a pseudonymous blowhard with little substance behind anything I do or say, while you seem like a genuine guy who puts himself out there everyday, heart-and-soul on sleeve, and speaks from a place of kindness where sarcasm is superfluous and stale.

People naturally assume, I think, that you would make my list of people who are distasteful.

But for whatever reason, and I’m fairly certain it’s a sense of jealousy if your ability to be genuine without experiencing the kind of emotional discomfort that’s always a package deal for me, I like you.

So don’t take this as anything but constructive criticism when I tell you that every once in a while (like, here, for example) you’ve GOTTA drop the first-person plural.

It’s comedy gold but I’m pretty sure it’s unintentional.

Because I can’t picture anyway in which “we” can help “more of us” discover Steemit.

We all know what you mean, but enlarging the conceptual “we” from “Steemit users” to encompass our membership in “humanity in general” within the span of, like, 4 four words starts to sound like a bad Ayn Rand novel.

And you’re better than Ayn Rand.

So much better.