It's hard to stop being virtually invisible, not just here but in the complete environment, there's a lot of people abusing the system, and as you said it's a free market, and I don't know if it's for my ignorance or for lack of information, but I think the attention and effort should focus on spreading or even settling the philosophical foundations of the platform and in attracting or encouraging users to participate not only in benefits withdraws. Thanks!
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I still believe in my philosophy of "social media is hard", though. Bloggers spend years trying to get noticed. So, people on Steemit shouldn't expect things to come for free, either.
But I do think this would be a good feature that wouldn't interfere with the free market principles.
Spend money to make money is the American way anyway.
Yes, it's really difficult, topicality, skills, timing... a whole ocean.
The complete idea of a blockchain social media is pretty good, and I believe in it, however, at least I, came here expecting to see something else, tired of the social lie, it surprised me enough and here I continue because I think it's worth it, but I also believe that a lot of people are misleading the concept, and I'm not the one to judge it, nevertheless, I guess it wouldn't be bad to see more activity and effort in logistics or in the consensus system.