RE: Did We Learn Any Lessons From HF20?
The true -ve impact of HF20 is yet to start. These people are trying to take away interaction and engagement from a platform they say is a social network. This is really funny! If nothing reasonable is done, this will be the beginning of the downfall of steemit.
Can you imagine them trying to compel everyone to buy steem and power up? Nobody does anything by compulsion. When people see the value of the product, they would advise themselves to tap from it. Most of us share our original intellectual properties here with no guarantee of getting anything back and we don't complain because we thought the platform had a future. They came out with HF20 that we thought was going to improve engagement and make the platform more interesting and it turns out to be the opposite. That's a true lack of vision! Maybe when only the few whales and a handful of dolphins are left, they would wisen up.
Note: this comment cost me so much RC so you better appreciate it because soon you won't be getting any on your posts because HF20 has turned commenting to a luxury. Lol
I asked if this was their goal, but I received no response. I usually never do.
But give it a couple of more days and see if things don't improve by then. I know it sucks, but at this point, there isn't much we can do about it. It's out of my hands and very few people at the top are ever willing to listen. Even fewer are willing to act.
See my comment. (I won't take your silence as consent LOL.)