Survival and Success of any SOCIAL MEDIA platform and especially in case of STEEMIT depends its out reach to common man and how much interest these Medium can be provided to these people and their intensity to their involvement.

With some monetary reward and the variety of topic it is covering Steemit rightly have the essence and ingredients for a diversified categories of people.

Since the number of users are important, it is essential to handle the newbies in the platform very carefully, which I feel at present is not upto satisfactory level. Though there are many teams now to welcome this newbies, I doubt no one is least bothered about what these new joinees are upto, how they are performing, and after an induction period - say one month - do these people have any understanding of how this great platform works.

So as a basic requirement to answer your question, when most of the members in Steemit are unaware of STEEM and STEEM POWER how others will think about investing about. So does it look good if there is a MENTOR group from established members to teach these newbies the pros and cons.

And I also feels, a simplified method is to be adopted for explaining the technicalities of this two terms for others to have serious thought on it.