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RE: Open letter to Dan - how witness pay is ruining the economy, and how this can easily be addressed

in #steemit7 years ago

the whales consume 90% of the voting power, which is why it sucks for everybody else to do anything, as their vote is worthless ... stick to mining and leave the voting to the actual users; that would already help a lot!

sure, you want to participate; ok then ... put your voting slider on 1% and leave it there; you're taking all the fun away from the real users, which is why they're leaving and why SBD is crashing

steemit was meant to be decentralized, but as long 30 whales consume 90% of the voting power; it's not decentralized and that's why steemit is crashing

it's not just the price; the posts are down, the readers are down, voting is down, the comments are down ... people are leaving, because it's no fun ...

it's a mathematical problem; there's no point trying to argue; put your voting slider on 1% and leave it there!

now make a post about it to tell the other whales; you can copy mine if you want;
https://steemit.com/steem/@luminousvisions/safe-steemit-1-day-voting-moratorium-for-the-whales

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steemit was meant to be decentralized

It wasn't really, not from the start. That's why it was set up as a ninamine/fastmine. If they had wanted it to start decentralized they could have been more open about the launch and distributed most of the stake over a much longer period (months or years) instead of a few weeks more or less in secret.

It was intended to start centralized and may eventually become more decentralized as insiders and early miners sell off (and in the case of Steemit, give away) stake. That may have been a good plan, it may have been a bad plan, I can't really say. Either way, whatever you believe, don't thank (or blame) me, it wasn't my plan.

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