Looking around in the comments, @denmarkguy, I'm surprised that the folks you mentioned haven't added anything.
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one with concerns about where things are headed, or what any of all of these initiatives and councils and alliances are actually ultimately going to accomplish.
And yet, it's hard to say a whole lot of negative things about people who seem to be genuinely trying to help others, or STEEM as a whole.
So, here we are, wondering what's to come of all of this, when so far, at least in my experience, it's just as much about what users are willing to do for themselves, as it is about who's helping who.
I do believe there is some kind of winnowing criteria in some of this, anyway, so who knows. Time always seems to be the means by which we get to see how all of this shakes out.
I only just saw this post and it makes good points. We can each do a little bit to build the Steem community up.
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Hey, @steevc.
If everyone is trying to stay true to how they feel they can best contribute to STEEM, while paying attention to how what they do affects others, positively or negatively, I think that's really all that matters. There's got to be a myriad of ways to go about this, since one size definitely does not fit all. :)
For sure. Steem can be many things to many people, but we have to build it up if we want it to keep going. We have a good community, but others are ready to grab the public attention.