RE: Steemit is really a social network or just a improved faucet?
I would have asked you to calm down but I'll just assume (wrongly maybe) that this is all a joke and you're hungry for attention.
An hour ago you said :
"The project seems to be very interesting, but despite the time online this interface is still very raw and not too much commercial."
You made one or two posts that didn't really do well and you felt the next thing to do was get the attention you've been starved of.
It's people With mentalities like you that should move far away from Steemit.
If you can't spend some time to look at things with an open mind, then it's bad.
Look, we are very sorry we couldn't meet your high expectations and maybe dashed your hopes of becoming a billionaire on here. Non-constructive rants won't get you anywhere!
You have suggestions for the platform? Write them down and post. The platform is not perfect! We all know that! Many of us rant too but not after our 7th post (with most being comments)!
Oh sorry I forgot I already assumed you were joking.
Rant over!
I'm not really hungry for attention, much less think I'm going to get anything here.
I made a first introduction post, because I think it's normal to do this on any platform I access and really 1 hour ago my expectations were much better and simply based on the opinions of my friends, big mistake of mine. It's just 30 minutes browsing the site and verify that in fact are all after money and not after publicity for your opinions or information you would like to share.
I do not understand why this agrecividade to answer my post, I'm not kidding, just want honest opinions about what is the Steemit and what would be his future.
I'm not webdesigner or programmer, I do not understand any of this, but the interface needs improvement, anyone realizes, it's not intuitive or pleasant to see, it's just a bunch of articles, one over the other, with no apparent order.
YOu started to get better towards the end of this reply.
Like I said earlier, we all know Steemit has shortcomings but you might have had a better way of presenting it.
That's all I was trying to point out.
Didn't mean to sound aggressive at all.
You could write a post explaining your question(s) and people get to interact with you (not trying to be negative).
You could search on google. Steemit posts show up well there. There are more than enough tutorials I can't actually link to right now (unfortunately) but a simple search on google will reveal answers.
Hope you finding this helpful.