Thank you! I feel for people writing great things. I don't have a large platform, but I'd like to help expose some great people. I want people to have their voice heard. Unless people almost instantly get a lot of votes or post in a category with a high number of people watching, it tends to go unnoticed. Some of that is the overflow of content, and some of that is people not having the time to read everything. I want people to come up with their own ideas to keep newbies from coming on once posting a thorough valuable article, receiving .05 cents and thinking why bother writing content of subastance at all. I'm ok with others using this idea, or it may already be. (It's hard to tell and I dislike the use of google search instead of an internal search) It's just that I see the future being great for steemit, but not if its not scalable and can't support new users because too much info is being posted too fast. Imagine trying to weed through tweets or somewhere mass content is posted. I do wish new people were limited in their posts until they receive a certain amount of steem power and are deemed a valuable addition to the community. I'd be shocked if anyone writing spam posts or mostly memes was a deeply invested user. It's most likely people who just signed up and post as much as possible trying to make a few cents and ruining others chances and overall experience.
Thank you! I feel for people writing great things. I don't have a large platform, but I'd like to help expose some great people. I want people to have their voice heard. Unless people almost instantly get a lot of votes or post in a category with a high number of people watching, it tends to go unnoticed. Some of that is the overflow of content, and some of that is people not having the time to read everything. I want people to come up with their own ideas to keep newbies from coming on once posting a thorough valuable article, receiving .05 cents and thinking why bother writing content of subastance at all. I'm ok with others using this idea, or it may already be. (It's hard to tell and I dislike the use of google search instead of an internal search) It's just that I see the future being great for steemit, but not if its not scalable and can't support new users because too much info is being posted too fast. Imagine trying to weed through tweets or somewhere mass content is posted. I do wish new people were limited in their posts until they receive a certain amount of steem power and are deemed a valuable addition to the community. I'd be shocked if anyone writing spam posts or mostly memes was a deeply invested user. It's most likely people who just signed up and post as much as possible trying to make a few cents and ruining others chances and overall experience.