The Restaurant - A comic
This comic is about the Steem Guild and many will likely say that by posting this piece I am continuing to troll their work. I however have a different opinion...
I see an issue that requires public discussion and a comic is able to reach audiences that a long drawn out essay simply could not.
That being said, please remember that this is just a comic meant to get you thinking. It may contain information that does not 100% represent reality, it ignores some important aspects of the system, and it will likely be interpreted differently depending on the reader.
This comic is not an attack against anyone. It is a call to all reading it to think about the Steem Guild and any possible benefits and/or ramifications associated with having such a system in place.
Enjoy!
Meanwhile at the Restaurant...
The Problem
The Solution
The Implementation
Discuss...
"I want what you got." Give people something more than what they had, and they usually don't care about how they got it ;)
Always a good laugh and worth an upvote here!
You're right,it's funny and worth an upvote but still does'nt explain anything at all
Excellent analysis and very humorous!
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Whatever system you make it will always be flawed.
What did John Lydgate ; You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time”.”
I've always been fairly neutral about the guilds. Steemit is not easy and, in my opinion, it helps weed out the quitters. I have no problem taking a few people under my wing - even share my earnings to help boost their confidence and their SP - but I don't know that I would ever fully support equal distribution. The level of persistence, the desire to learn, grow, and change (or at least attempt to use best practices) plus the time and creativity invested to build their community and find their people is solely on the individual -- and should be rewarded. I cannot abide by anyone's sense of displaced entitlement.
Yes ^this^.
Steemit drama aside, this is a very well thought out comic!