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RE: The TOP Reasons Steemit Will Bypass the MOON and will beat NASA and SpaceX to MARS! (NOT Click Bait)
I upvoted it because it was very well written but there needs to be some line between how much a content creator can make, or else steemit won't make it to mars because well the spaceship will blowup mid course and we'll wind up with another DIEM.
solution possibility:
https://steemit.com/crypto-currency/@rogue91/idea-steemit-cap-of-1-000-per-post#@rogue91/re-kewpiedoll-re-rogue91-idea-steemit-cap-of-1-000-per-post-20160719t222401633z
I upvoted your comment. Thank you for reading my post. Personally I don't feel that there should be a $1,000 post limit. It is a free market system and right now the market has spoken! The high payouts will pull more people onto the platform and the market will re-balance eventually. I understand the feeling of being excluded or left out. I have had that feeling many times on YouTube where I put SO MUCH TIME into videos and then a cat video get 100X the views. So someone makes a compilation vid and it blows up.
But the view of a high post price, when the currency could crash and be worth a fraction of that amount would leave the feeling of being lied to and hold negative feelings toward steemit.
Well that is with anything. If you notice on YouTube a lot of people don't talk about their earning and say that the agreement with YouTube won't allow them to talk about their Adsense earnings. I can tell you that it is far lower than a lot of people think for a lot of video content and so people join YouTube everyday thinking that if they work really hard they are going to "Make it" But I have seen YouTubers who had over 500,000 subscribers who couldn't make it by on just the money they were making off that. Which seems so crazy. That is such a large following.