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RE: Top 5 Reasons Steemit is Not a Global Hit
I agree in the most part.
It's extremely frustrating to see shit posts being well rewarded and quality work ignored. Many clearly work very hard for little reward which is a shame but does change if you persevere.
As far as the 'Instagram' generation not having the patience to wait a week, I must say I don't care as all jobs make you wait a week or a month to get paid, if people don't get that they're not living in the real world. The tech issues of late are becoming an embarrassment for the platform owners and need sorting out quickly before serious reputational damage is done and the Steem price tanks.
Great post babe 😉
I totally agree. And recommend you read my post about defining quality content. Which is not easy. I am working with the wonderful people behind @minnowbooster to help define an anti-abuse policy to prevent shitposts from getting boosted. I don't only complain! I try to make a change. :)
That's great. I spend hours on my posts ensuring the info is correct and formatting so they look quality. It's professional pride, I won't post shit and won't vote for shit either. I would like to see more leadership from those who have been here a long time with high reputation scores who post one or two lines and get paid big amounts. I think it sends the wrong message. I know it's a free market however the platform is still in its infancy and the early years are the formative ones.
Thanks for the work you're doing to make this a better quality place.
Optimize everything. It's kinda what I do. Well, that and writing. Optimization is a word that appears a lot in my CV. Gimme something, and I will come up with a dozen ideas to make it better, and processes to improve its long-term functionality.