Oh, there's nothing wrong with that. It's just not going to solve the problems with development and user interest. This post was about the fundamental issue of attraction and retention of users - why people aren't adopting this platform as their social media home or hub.
We're just treating symptoms rather than finding cures.
Yea well I thought going about that way would be attracting and and retaining users. As far as the whole development side, I agree that there's a lot that were worked on that wasn't needed at the moment.
The distribution of SP is one of the important components of the problem. Even with an excellent interface, there will always be frustrations if SPs are mostly about blockchain and Steemit issues, published by a small group and voted by the same small group. For an outsider or a new user, this gives the perception of a ponzi scheme.
I'm not sure what you mean. What have you been doing wrong?
try to distribute SP to the community.
Oh, there's nothing wrong with that. It's just not going to solve the problems with development and user interest. This post was about the fundamental issue of attraction and retention of users - why people aren't adopting this platform as their social media home or hub.
We're just treating symptoms rather than finding cures.
Yea well I thought going about that way would be attracting and and retaining users. As far as the whole development side, I agree that there's a lot that were worked on that wasn't needed at the moment.
The distribution of SP is one of the important components of the problem. Even with an excellent interface, there will always be frustrations if SPs are mostly about blockchain and Steemit issues, published by a small group and voted by the same small group. For an outsider or a new user, this gives the perception of a ponzi scheme.