big-names on here simply use Steemit as an extra form of revenue from content they initially post on places like Youtube. However, I find that to be selfish. Their perception of this issue is that they are providing the "great, professional content," so we should just be happy and vote for it.Well done and effective post by you and the Steemit community, @krnel. Great engagement/responses. I also agree that content providers need to interact more with their commenters. Most of the
It wouldn't take much for them, however, to assign the job of perusing and responding to comments to some low-level peon. As a matter of fact, I think Sean @Sgtreport does that. I did get a response from a comment, but noticed it did not quite fit with my comment. And, it was not upvoted - although I had not intended or expected to get one.
Anyhoo...we can just vote with our Steem-dollars and they'll eventually get the picture.
They add good content sure, and I guess that's all that matters to them and the high SP upvoters... :/ The courtesy of replying to at least some comments factors in at 0... :/ It seems even upvoting other people comments on posts is something they don't even bother with either...
Thanks for the upvote, btw @krnel. I'm sorry I didn't see it earlier. I've been off-site for over 2 wks. I always (eventually) respond to comments, though. I don't have much in the way of voting power, but do take a few hours of my time as much as possilbe to try and spread out the little I do have among our community, and especially to individuals who have likewise commmented and/or voted on my content in the past.