It was a soft fork and never meant to "steal your funds" regardless if you hold your end of bargain:

We are committed to the continued development as stated in the Open Letter:
Build a strong developers team
Maintain Steem blockchain running in parallel with TRON
Launch Smart Media Tokens
Launch Cross Chain Atomic Swaps
Improve Overall Steemit.com User Experience And Onboard More Users

I don't think another soft fork or equivalent action will be supported , atleast from my point of view.

Worst case scenario - you want to control governance and don't want to codify the non voting nature of stake , community will probably hard fork and make a new coin.

In no case will I support nullifying or equivalent action for your stake on the original STEEM coin.