It was already talked about in the comments. It creates a "duplicate content" issue in Google, that will eventually penalize steemit.com, and it will also trigger duplicate content bots inside Steemit that will most likely flag and downvote the resurfaced posts.
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But if go into my post on day 29 and edit it to a short statement, there isn't any duplicate content, right? I'll be trying this, just as an experiment. I had been writing long posts (see - sumac, sunflowers, hops), because I understand the role of SEO and getting new folks to my Steemit blog and Steemit. But the risk/reward ration is too high, especially when people can't comment after 30 days, or my image links may break.
A hollowed-out post can still be positive, for example: I want you to be able to leave comments, so check out the original post that I transferred to my personal Wordpress blog.