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RE: Understanding Steem's Economic Flaw, Its Effects on the Network, and How to Fix It.
You’re blaming the driver here, not the obviously broken car..
You’re blaming the driver here, not the obviously broken car..
It depends on vantage point. Respectfully, the car can only be blamed and used as a defense for so long before it’s not just the car’s fault. A perfectly engineered car might not change the behavior and values we’re seeing today when money is involved.
My point about a third cog is still perfectly valid. We all want this place to succeed. We’re all frustrated. There are lots of views that are relevant here, especially for those who hold some different concerns and vantage points as the ground troops. Please try to appreciate that.
Thanks for reading my comments.
*It's also not a blame game. Everyone is responsible for their own actions, regardless of whether they feel like it's socially or economically acceptable, or not, in any condition or circumstance. Humbly observed, you have the platform to lead and be listened to by the right people here (something most wish they could have), and I feel that other bad drivers have not been the best of influences.