@tolkatore
For a start there are the people who give relevant comments. Sure there are a lot of people say "nice post" or "good stuff", thnx for sharing etc etc.. Lot of here are just to get an upvote or a follow from content creator. But there are also dteemians who do read ur blog and give a good feedback,or at least try to. I think this ppl deserve an upvote.atleast that is way to reward reader who read the whole stuff.
Another thing is i believe the ppl who have been writing ass off for several months but do not get noticed they should. These steemians also deserve some help as otherwise they may loose faith in steemit.(this may b optional for large SP holder)
I totalky agree with you, in order yo get Steemit to a higher lvl you will have to use your voting power in a tactical way...
I think the folks who aren't getting attention need to just consider the fact that their posts will be indexed in Google, so it isn't all for naught.
With that being said, I've been saying since the beginning that Steemit is a pay-to-win platform, so in order to succeed, you need to buy some Steem Power to get noticed as an author.
Yup pay-to-win i totally agree with.. But what abt the steemins who r students or who cannot afford to buy Steems?
I think there must b a record on resp profile where it shows the contribution of perticular steemians to the platform
No doubt buying steem, writing blogs, rewarding comments is a part of contribution. But we need to think beyond this as Steemit is progressing speedy
It will only get better, but they need to make a bunch of fixed going forward.