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RE: Why Steem user / post count is currently irrelevant
As you say, everyone has the right to work and invest their time as they wish, but I think that from the depth of knowing and investigating what it means and what the community to which you dedicate the time, dedicate love and enjoy it. of all that she offers you, to know the people your world your interests, will take you to the financial and personal success.
People have opportunities everyday to make small changes in their lives for the better yet few people take any of them, especially when they think it risky.
I just don't see the risk in kicking the Facebook habit and moving your social media activities over to Steem. An equal amount of time spent. One let's you accumulate tokens whose value may grow significantly over time. The other doesn't. One enables you to widen your circle of friends and acquaintances. The other not so much. One probably has something like a full standard deviation higher average IQ of users than the other. On one, you get to be a pioneer. On the other, you come to a set table but what you're going to eat you have no control over.
It would definitely be interesting to do qualified IQ tests across platforms :D
Yep. I bet Facebook had a much higher average IQ among users in the very beginning. It started out as a platform for geeks, then students at Harvard and much later the general public. For my wallet's sake, there is nothing I wish more strongly from this platform than for its average user IQ to drop drastically over time. :D (Check your Discord.)