I've seen some of your video work and know you spent considerable time on your content. The point I'm really driving at is that I think DTube had a strategy to get folks to sign on, but now that those folks are here they have no strategy to keep them here. When I go to DTube, 90% of what I see is folks who turned the camera on themselves trying to sell/tell me something, specifically DTube, contests, Steem or some other crypto currency. I don't do this kind of work. I record concerts or sometimes shoot movies (with a crew of about 30 people) and I see very little support for that kind of thing. I think DTube numbers are declining because the content consumer has to work too hard to find stuff they want as everything gets buried under big up votes. There may well be great concert footage on DTube, but I don't know where to find it.

I hadn't noticed the no comment thing, but aren't we doing exactly what the whole video was about? Interacting in a genuine way? Contributing valid points of view? Opening a discussion on what we think would help DTube compete with the likes of YouTube? Finding out why content creators aren't interacting with their viewers anymore? (because they get the bot votes regardless of what they post, or, they are busy getting more footage, or, they no longer care)

I'll return the follow as I run into you fairly often anyway, and like you, I prefer the hurricane over that bubble bath with wiggly toes, even if I have to admit that there has to be room for that also if we are to be a diverse platform.

Thank you for your time and response. Greetings!