You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
RE: Perception matters. Public image matters. Proposal for a competition to improve the official website.
There are over 63000 members now, all of whom can have an impact and make an input. I think this shiny PR stuff is irrelevant. Maybe later. But the site's rapid development and fast iterations speak for itself.
The smart money will see that when it arrives
Most of which are passive one-off users or fake accounts.
Isn't us paying a celebrity joining Steem a PR stunt? We do it and that's fine. But we are not being consistent with our strategy and don't take full advantage of those events.
Don't you think it looks bad in potential investors' eyes when we easily throw 10k USD at anybody famous joining us while we can't be bothered to update the list of those people on the official website? Or can't be bothered to say anything about the developers? For me, it just looks like a wasteful management of our assets.