When I commented this, I had the betterment of steem in my mind. That's all I have had in my mind since the very start. There are tons of users here on Steemit who look up to me as they know I write naturally and I present my ideas naturally.

Unfortunately, my suggestion didn't quite go well with you as you got offended in a matter of seconds. This is a professional platform where all of us expect professional behavior, especially from the Steemit team itself. Alas, that wasn't the case here. You decided to unvote my post just because you didn't like my opinion.

I decided to let that go but then you ignored all the comments, which I am sure you have read already, and I am also sure that you won't be replying to this comment as well. But I'll post it nonetheless for the users to see, what happens when your opinions don't allign with the steemit team's opinions. Then no matter whoever you are. Whatever your contributions are. No matter how much respect and credibility you have earned on this platform, you don't mean anything. Pretty sad, if you ask me.

Recently I noticed that you didn't upvote my fellow CR on her weekly report, which was her right. As a CR I know how difficult it is to maintain the decorum on this platform. You didn't give her her right, which made me realize how far things have slipped out of hands juet because we wanted the betterment of this platform.

This has left me with no choice but to respectfully step down from this position. I thank you for all the support that you've given me, I am truly thankful for that, but I'll give you my two cents on this matter:

Please try to be a bit more open to suggestions, especially from users who have wanted nothing but good for Steemit. For a healthy platform, a healthy interaction between the team and the CRs is very essential.

Anyway, I will be continuing on this platform as a blogger who loves to write, as I used to be. I hope as a blogger, I'll be much better and will continue with the old ways.

I hope, for the upcoming CR(s) you're a bit more open and considerate.
Thank you.