Right at the end you said something that got my head to snap! You feel about Steem like an Indian feels about his land. This is the same as the way I explain why Jews are so determined to live in Israel: we're indigenous. If you want to know who is indigenous, look at who is building, who is cultivating, who is trying to clean up and make progress. They're the people who really feel for the land and won't be moved from it.

It's a very strong feeling once you feel that you belong somewhere. The history on websites is obviously not yet generational but I fully understand this feeling.

I'm acutely aware of all the online communities I've gone through, invested my time in, reaped some rewards or now feel cheated by (Facebook). The future, with tokenised communities, looks really good to me and maybe we will be talking about generational stakes in online property in the future! I've even got Steem accounts for both my kids already.