How so @timcliff. Good content is first off, subjective. Nonetheless, I personally read upwards of 10 posts a day that are at least 500 words in actual text. If I can find them (easily, in 2 seconds); anyone else can who wants to. Bloat is another topic because one could say that blockchains are meant to grow and other interfaces (like steepshot) have a right to create their own TOS and have their own licenses (or risk not having them.)
At present Steemit is the TOR to the Steem dark-blockchain. And like the darkweb, there's tools. Steemplus has filters. Steem-buddy lets you find people by real interest.
If people want to find good content, they will. If they don't want to make an effort, less so. The condenser is not designed to deliver a platter of selection bias to each user like Facebook.
What if the poor people are being made poorer because nobody can find their good content beneath all the crap (spam)?
How so @timcliff. Good content is first off, subjective. Nonetheless, I personally read upwards of 10 posts a day that are at least 500 words in actual text. If I can find them (easily, in 2 seconds); anyone else can who wants to. Bloat is another topic because one could say that blockchains are meant to grow and other interfaces (like steepshot) have a right to create their own TOS and have their own licenses (or risk not having them.)
At present Steemit is the TOR to the Steem dark-blockchain. And like the darkweb, there's tools. Steemplus has filters. Steem-buddy lets you find people by real interest.
If people want to find good content, they will. If they don't want to make an effort, less so. The condenser is not designed to deliver a platter of selection bias to each user like Facebook.
Sigh