Quality VS Quantity : All You Need Is Less
I'm totally for removing the posts limit, every blog platform over the web offers unlimited posts, so it's perfectly normal to have that option included. This will open new possibilities to reach a wider user base. Having the ability to write anytime, as much as one needs, without the fear that it will be removed by someone else is a huge bonus. Censorship free news!
People and bots will try to abuse the platform even more, but if the flag is used properly, we should have no problem dealing with them. The beauty of Steemit.
On second thought, I wonder, how this will affect the payouts? More posts will lead to distribution among a larger amount of posts and authors. Your post payouts will probably decrease also unless you invest a considerable amount of Steem Power. Finding the right balance of distribution between quality and quantity will be a tricky job for everyone on the platform, especially for the ones who run it.
Personally, I'm so used to the 4 posts per day, I'm considering posting fewer articles, to focus more on quality content. Of course, this is a well-known formula. Quality was, is and always will be king. Steemit is just going to prove it. There is no way to reach a reputation of 70+ by posting hundreds of low-quality content posts.
Would you rather spend time posting 100 junk posts, each earning ¢1, or write 1 good post and earn $1+?
I would rather put the effort in to 1 or 2 good posts, the feed will get flooded to quickly you won't get seen
Steemians with a higher reputation have an advantage over the small fish.
I'm sure there will be a wave of flood at first. Just keep on posting good posts. You always have your supporting followers, including myself.
Thank you and you to, I hope they have more consideration for others on here :)
There is no way to reach a reputation of 70+ by posting hundreds of low-quality content posts.
Thank you.
Interesting thoughts. Honestly, I prefer to spend my time posting "few but good" contents, instead of more and more junk posts.
I agree that it is better to write 2-3 good articles than to send 50-100.