Hello my dear @mindtrap interesting article you share today, very good story, but I did not know about it, I arrived in February 2018 and I remember a few months ago the rise of the Bytebal, I could never get, because I was a rookie trying to navigate to safe harbor but Without a compass, I didn't know where to go.

I found myself @crypto.piotr when I was about to leave the platform and embarked on an initiative called "project hope" saving me from leaving the platform, since then I have been struggling to survive by striving to bring quality content.

So I said to myself. Today you'll keep searching. You'll also keep reading posts from people you already follow and you'll check the commentators. There is no way you can't find 5 worthy blogs to follow ... And so I did ... kept searching for the past 2 hours.

Woo good initiative, continue urging on this platform, I am sure you will find some really valuable accounts that are worth following and supporting.

You see I stumbled upon a few people whose reputation score was 70+. Being a 70+ simply mean that either you are among the very first people who joined this place (trust me I am stuck on 69 for months) or that you used to be / still are a bot abuser. Period. So I digged deeper. You see, blockchain never lies and thank God it's transparent.

My reputation so far is 58 and it has cost me a lot to get there, if you check my wallet you will not find large amounts of steem, if you check my blog you may find some publications that interest you.

I am not suggesting that people should stay "vested" till the end of times. But Steem needs us now ... more than ever, and by killing the price for a few pennies won't make things better.

In agreement with you, we must make an effort to keep generating content in steemit, we love this platform more and we must move forward so that it continues to grow, particularly this platform has given me a lot, more than income, training and interacting with people very valuable with which I have learned many things.

@fucho80