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RE: Winterarbeit
Haha, I just take your suggestion as a very, very big compliment - how could I hate you for that?!... ;-)
I have now "presented" the whole process to you in many small parts. Maybe the spinning in detail is still quite interesting (how does the fairy tale wool now become a thread with which you can make textiles?). Let's see. Maybe in winter... ;-)
By the way, congratulations on your wedding anniversary. And best wishes to your wife. When I'm in charge of a post of my own (which happens rarely enough), I unfortunately hardly have the time or the leisure to comment elsewhere. I'm sorry for that. But at least I still read everything I vote.... ;-)
Thank you :)
I have a similar problem now. I don't have much time to comment, but I also read everything I vote for. Sometimes I want to sit down and write something really interesting, but there is also a lack of time for this, because today I have to publish a contest, tomorrow a magazine, the day after tomorrow a report, etc.
I understand the importance of contests and moderation and various organizational processes. This is all necessary for the development of the platform. But sometimes I just want to write because it's interesting. That's why I stopped holding one contest and I'm thinking how to unload my schedule more.
But here I was framed by my work. I was assigned a new project (which most likely will not be implemented) and now I have even less time.
As long as Steemit doesn't rule your life, everything is fine....
Oh yes, I really miss the spontaneously written posts (simply because they are interesting or you feel that the author felt like writing them at that exact moment). They only make up a fraction of the posts now. Contests as "homework to be done" still bore me... 🤷♀️
You are right. I think this is what caused a lot of talented people to leave the platform. They took on too many responsibilities.