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RE: Living off Steem: Are you well enough endowed?
Why would I invest what I have struggled hard to build into someone with a proven track record of using it only on themselves? Wouldn't it make more sense for me as an investor to invest my stake into those looking to build the community instead? It would definitely help the value of my stake more than someone solely financing their lifestyle.
I tend to give bigger upvotes to and to engage those who power up no matter how small they are now. Consistent support of new and small players who seek to grow is an investment into the future.
In an earlier post, you wrote about postponing the onboarding party you planned. How were you planning to go about it? @gamer00 and I have been talking about Steem with some guys at our go club. When we've brought up the rewards, it has been difficult to get past the "must be a Ponzi" arguments. What kind of people should you attempt to onboard in the first place? Obviously, they should be interested in producing content but the best choice is not someone who'd just use the platform for short-term gain. Any ideas?
https://steemit.com/steemit/@tarazkp/steem-onboarding-parties-community-development-through-personal-connection-building-a-guide
I have actually been thinking about a post on it. Will get back to you.
If people want to beleave Steem to be a Ponzi. Then it's easy to find evindence with Whales awarding themselves with large sums of money.