Well, Steemizen, what now?
It's becoming pretty clear that our ceo's idea of a good time is to syphon off as much value as can be had, while gleefully playing his guitar over the ashes.
I don't know that is his plan, but it sure looks likely.
Any of you here before the memory hole swallowed a working platform will recall the prominent voices calling for the reversal of our brilliant ceo's command decisions to line his friend's pockets at the expense of the newbs.
Now we got no newbs, and the price reflects his friend's cashing out.
It is an opportunity for a coup.
The coders will win, or fork to a chain that gives us what we came here for, a working social media site that pays it's users.
Not some bs pie in the sky that clearly is on hold now.
How 'bout it, @ned, can we have back the platform with a working rewards model?
Can you put the reins on the ~70 accounts that make steem's n2 unusable?
Are you mature enough to admit that you were mistaken?
Ashes to ashes, fun to funky
We know Major Tom's a junkie
Strung out in heaven's high
Hitting an all-time low
-David Bowie