Yeah no worries man. I have put so much thought into what goes on with STEEM that it is pretty insane. There is one thing I have realized. I get way too tied up in trying to make "changes" or voicing what needs to be done to correct things. I was even getting in some extensive exchanges with a couple of the witnesses and my arguments are fairly sound but they acted like my logic wasn't compelling and almost like I didn't know what I'm taking about. So at the end of the day I'm pretty much sick of even dealing with any of them.

The plan is to create my own social media platform and fixing the mistakes that were made with STEEM. It has been 3 years of development that we have been able to learn from and then also some of the issues that have popped up with EOS as well. It is all a learning experience I suppose.