RE: 7 Days to $0: Those Worthless Old Steemit Posts

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7 Days to $0: Those Worthless Old Steemit Posts

in steemit •  7 years ago  (edited)

Thank you so much for this post. After doing days and days of research I've just now learned about the "7 days to $0" thing.

What a total deal breaker.

The whole point of getting a creative project online is that it will (hopefully) generate passive income for years to come; that it will keep generating value over time as more and more people discover it. I was really excited to get my comic on Steemit, but if content is only valued here for 7 days, there's really no point in me participating.

This, and I am tired of trying to figure out all the hidden rules and cryptic voting algorithms. XD

Thank you again, for saving me the disappointment before I set up shop!

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It's really frustrating, I know. It's like there's a huge amount of promise in front of you with one fatal flaw. I'm amazed at how little I've found written up about this. So I think I'll continue to explore the subject more in future posts.

Plus I think this 7 days limit completely screws up curating -- makes it more like hourly wage work instead of trying to find the real gems. It takes longer to find gems than the last 7 days.

I have some project of my own I trying to figure out right now in terms of how to best use Steemit vs my a project website & blog.

Steemit could still be a good place for you to tell people about your content and direct them elsewhere. It's why a lot of folks still post to YouTube, even when dTube exists.

Best wishes!

It takes longer to find gems than the last 7 days.

Exaaactly. With the 7-day limit Steemit is more like a news site, isn't it. It's rewarding to post and curate content relevant to current events.

I think the platform could work if you already have a large number of followers who already have a lot of SP. But probably not so great about building a following from scratch. I donno, Steemit is a really really cool idea, but a lot would have to change before I consider investing time and effort here.

I also wish you luck with integrating it into your creative presence on the web! Maybe you'll discover a totally new paradigm and we can all copy you. :D