RE: Steemit - The Morality Of Profiting From Content Creation
Actually, I have to agree with everything you say. My personal preference is good self-made content or at least thoughtful presented. But if there are people following someone because he always links so cool videos, then they have every right to do that.(you could compare yourself to a radio person playing music of other artists) I just wanna mention that my only unfollows are people who spam my feed with random links.
You are right when you say we should let the system do the work. As a consumer @gaming-trail can ask for your content to be better, but it has to be polite like I stated above.
Hey, I would love to see more of your own thoughts on the topic
you certainly seem like a guy who likes discussions, so I think you would have engaged in that. btw you can quote with ">" even tho it is not actually only looking like you are doing it ;)
Whoops I didn't know that! Honestly this is my first steemit controversy lol
Which is a good thing as it got the blood flowing for a topic think as being relevant especially on a place like Steemit.
As far as more thoughts, I agree I could have put more detail as it is a topic I talk about fairly often. I am currently trying to get a project of my own that blends this kind of game play with DarkSouls style game play. Link to the latest video below.
https://steemit.com/blog/@thecastle/projectstray-new-darksouls-style-functionality-in-the-works
I saw you have other content normally, I browsed over your posts real quick. You seem to make a lot of dev logs, which is pretty legitimate content. I havent looked to deep into it so I dont want to judge if I like or not.
Seeing that it was more or less a one time thing, I'm even more baffled by the behavior of @gaming-trail, but I am pretty sure he will try to be more constructive after this escalated.
Good luck on your project!