RE: Hardfork 19 Might Have Been a Step Too Far In the Right Direction

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Hardfork 19 Might Have Been a Step Too Far In the Right Direction

in steemit •  8 years ago  (edited)

I'm new to Steem, but I've read the whitepaper, the wiki, and dozens of posts before signing up. I think your target of 20 to 25 votes a day is about right... I do however suspect that the same people aren't always landing on the trending tab because of financial incentives. That's definitely a part of it but it's also that they're the only ones that produce quality content that you might see in a magazine or major media site. There's a very low barrier to entry to sign up here and unfortunately the number of users that can write compelling content is the minority. Which isn't a dig against Steem users, it's just the reality that producing content that is popular is hard. It's a skill that takes time to learn.

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This is a push me pull you kind of problem. We have INCREDIBLE bloggers like @papa-pepper and @jerrybanfield who stick on the trending and hot pages because they are incredible. However we also see people who buy their way to trending either by "Powering Up" with outside investments or using things like @randowhale. Beyond the paid path to trending, there are people who copy-paste valuable content and make it to trending (raking in a few hundred dollars at a time) until they're "caught" by @steeemcleaners then they just dump the account and make a new trash account to keep going.