RE: (IJCH) Robin Hood? Complete Overhaul? Or Begin with a few Small Tweaks for Steemit Instead?
I found this whole debate last weekend. It’s all pretty complex. Much more than I know I’m sure. I ALWAYS play the devils advocate and I can see both sides.
But in the end it sucks being small and having your upvote unnoticeable. It’s hard when your content doesn’t get noticed. It’s hard work being a small fish.
But, when I think about the whales and their self upvotes... in the beginning I didn’t like seeing themselves pay themselves so much but after being here for some short time I realize that they have invested the time and/or money into this platform and should be able to do that. If my upvote was worth $100 that’s a great return on an investment and I’d be less than smart to pay that to myself.
I’m beginning to see this platform through a whales eyes a little more and looking at it as an investment. Even thinking about buying some steem so I can watch this investment grow.
For myself, I want my content to speak for itself. There’s a satisfaction in getting noticed by a bigger fish and gaining organic followers. I’m falling in love with this community and the people that help make it what it is and I can’t wait until I can contribute more and help the community grow and succeed.
@jewels3,
Thanks you so much for commenting. It was a nice thing to wake up to and made me immediately smile.
You are awesome, amiga!
RE: Your Comment
I love this platform too; mainly because it's a challenge.
All outward communication reflects the sentiments of the communicator - in one way or the other.
I hope by now, everyone can feel that (when I'm not being sarcastic or plain silly) I strive to provide a balanced view with Pros and Cons.
If Steemit was not something I value, I would not bother trying to help out.
To me (like so many other activities that I choose to spend my treasured personal time on), Steemit represents another worthy endeavor to participate in, contribute to, and eventually master.
Namaste, my friend.
JaiChai
That sums it up well. I want to see this platform grow therefore it is worth some of that valuable personal time.