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RE: Can the social code be cracked?
Regarding Steemit, we just need to figure out a way to prevent this from becoming a popularity contest where the most popular authors get votes regardless of content... To create the best site possible it still has to be about it's content...
@jrcornel , I support your sentiment 100% . Content is king and should always win! I wrote about this in a previous post
From what I've seen there is no particular value in upvoting just because someone is popular. At least for those with lower voting power. Seems that the far better use of time on the platform is finding and upvoting the good but lessor read posts and writing good quality posts.. I'm still working on doing the latter.
@shadowspub , the good content will find their way to the top. The developers of the platform is constantly enhancing and changing. We just need to keep at it!
@shadowspub that's why this distribution trend is so fascinating. It's totally working. Because of successful authors who've emphasized that a pillar of success is loving the community who put them there. It's like the Switzerland of social media if Switzerland had invented the first social media platform lol when the tide rises all boats rise with it!