RE: Competition and Cooperation, Winning and Losing
that was an extremely interesting post. you started out very generic then it was all about our society and finally into steemit.
Our whole society competes, but also cooperates and shares in different tasks to get more things done. i think the key here would be the healthy competition and at the same time cooperation. If the competition is in terms of how i will ''destroy'' my potential ''enemies'' then us society we are doomed but if we look at how we gonna get better from the other just by using our own strength and power and even cooperation with others then we succeed
As far as it concerns about the questions related to steemit the attention i took was both from the networking and by my content itself. At the end of the day i thing with steemit's current form everyone need to network with others and make relationships with them. Through building new friendships he/she will both earn more and make himself/herself try for better content even more as now his/her new friends are watching. At the same time if the networking is only for the sake of money then it will fail
To your final questions the answer once again is both. I believe the first one should be the step-stone but in a way the second ''tactic'' it's unavoidable. At the end of the day it's up to us to always strive for the best both for us and the platform. only that way is viable i believe. the sort term one has sort term end ;)
Well, it doesn't sound like you support the second, but you say both... odd.
Well, it doesn't sound
Like you support the second,
But you say both... odd.
- krnel
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i support what's best for the platform and community and not what is for the sake of money and self-benefit but i say it's unavoidable to have people like that, as steemit earns day by day more and more attention. Also most of the people that came to steemit had in mind primarily to earn money. Some of them discovered how good the community and tried to help it grow and make relationship with people while others stayed in the old mindset of just making money.