Valid question.. Enough might seem like a $100 a post but when you make a $100 and you want to commit to Steemit, as you see more money to be made here then with your 9-5 job, then $100 a post might not be enough.
I get you point @neoxian and we should support newbies and people trying hard to grow but you never now what the exact situation is. Maybe @kingscrown invested thousands of dollars in his account and wants a decent ROI and paycheck. As you can see below he also upvotes a lot of other people.
We do not have to personally agree with anyone's upvoting decisions (i.e. whales upvoting themselves or anyone upvoting poor quality content), but that is the beauty of Steemit. We all have the freedom to operate in the Steemian universe as we see fit.
Ideally, quality content will be rewarded regardless of a person's status - minnow, dolphin, or whale. But as you build influence (and the whales have the most influence), you have more freedom and more responsibility in how that influence is used.
How much is enough? :)
Valid question.. Enough might seem like a $100 a post but when you make a $100 and you want to commit to Steemit, as you see more money to be made here then with your 9-5 job, then $100 a post might not be enough.
I get you point @neoxian and we should support newbies and people trying hard to grow but you never now what the exact situation is. Maybe @kingscrown invested thousands of dollars in his account and wants a decent ROI and paycheck. As you can see below he also upvotes a lot of other people.
We do not have to personally agree with anyone's upvoting decisions (i.e. whales upvoting themselves or anyone upvoting poor quality content), but that is the beauty of Steemit. We all have the freedom to operate in the Steemian universe as we see fit.
Ideally, quality content will be rewarded regardless of a person's status - minnow, dolphin, or whale. But as you build influence (and the whales have the most influence), you have more freedom and more responsibility in how that influence is used.