I am very much in agreement with you, although you really have to see what is the incentive or the goal of using Steemit, for many people is to make a decentralized social network system, to be able to gain enough freedom that other places do not offer, but let's accept it, for the vast majority of Steemit users, I would say that approximately 90% of them are here to make money, so there would not be a crontadiction between idealism and pracmatism in this sense.

I think it's definitely a problem that the platform has because of the fact that it needs to attract people at all costs, but when the platform grows in number, the problem will gradually disappear, because a large number of people will be attending for reasons other than money., as they do on Facebook or Twitter, this does not mean that they reject payments, but that it will no longer be the main objective.