What Goes Around Comes Around

Whether one is looking for a short-term gain, or a long-term gain, the point is that one is looking for a gain. The way Steem has been treated until now, is to protect a long-term gain. Many of those who want to keep things the way they were, are people looking to maximize their investments, maintain their false sense of importance or feel a false sense of power. Where has the focus been, other than "what's my ROI?!"

If Justin Sun dumps his STEEM, fine; he has every right to do that. That's the world of business. But what if the TRON Foundation really wants to compete with Facebook and Reddit? The growth of Steemit has for too long been hindered by a group of financially-minded, and technologically minded people who simply wanted to keep things comfortable for their future ROI, instead of seeking advise from those who really understand human nature and social media, and how to really bring people together online.