Your ideas basically boil down to:
Bend the knee and be a Haejin promoter.
Create a crypto publication that promote's @haejin's page in exchange for upvotes from @ranchorelaxo. Source the articles from Steemit users who are interested in writing about cryptocurrency. This would benefit @haejin as he would have additional exposure for his brand and he would also be giving back to the community in the form of upvotes.
Haejin has earned his reputation as being one of the most manipulative, notoriously overrated content creators on the platform.
What are you his emissary or something? No, I will pay no sort of tribute to the man. He basically conceded that Rancho is his proxy. What a scoundrel!
How about this option?
Y'all stop overvalueing your posts via artificial means. Is that too difficult a concept to fathom?
Stop dealing in hype. It's obvious that you're getting high off your own supply. You know you don't have to conform to your stereotype, you know.
I'd be glad to be cool with you when you start being real with people, @yallapapi. Ideal Steem user, my ass.
You may know a thing or two about the Exodus. Y'all keep it up, you're gonna see one on Steem of biblical proportions. It's no longer the only game in town, you know.
Ok I’ll give you the short version. He’s not going to stop. You can’t stop him. This is the blockchain and that’s how it’s designed.
You see that he is money motivated. So create a solution that continues to benefit him as well as achieves some of the things you want, such as giving rewards to new users.
You are unfortunately too blinded by the drama here to even consider something like this. Instead there are posts and comment chains like this that literally do nothing except make you all look like whiny, ineffective complainers who constantly lose a battle to someone who could give a fuck about you and your opinions.
There is no “bending the knee” dude. This isn’t game of thrones. This is a blogging website where we all want to make money and you allegedly want to make it easier for new users to get paid. Create a solution that takes advantage of a high output user and split the profits.
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I've read your comment a few times now, and as much as I don't want to, I have to say that it's probably the most rational approach to the issues at hand.
@haejin's rewards alone don't substantively impact we minnows, and that's my only interest in the matter. Theoretically the flags back and forth between whales help minnows, although practically speaking they don't matter at all.
A means of getting whales to work together to spread the love to minnows and new users would definitely matter more, even if they only reduce their rapine by 5% as a class, it'd eliminate the conflict (which poorly reflects on the platform, IMHO) and more productively benefit minnows than any other initiative I am aware of.
Some off-chain crypto website isn't particularly enticing as a mechanism, but making moderate delegations to quality creators would impact the community much, while also keeping title to the ducats in the hands of the whales so they would realize capital gains that result when Steem appreciates.
I could get behind something like that without reservation.
Thanks!
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yalla's retarded
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