Some old same old. Things happened resulting in people talking a break. Some of those people broke the cycle and have escaped. Who knows if they will be coming back or not.
I’ve lost my will to comment these days. Only in the mood to shit post when I’m not creating community content. It’s not that I’m lacking content to produce or even ideas. I just don’t’ want to.
I personally need to change something in my life. It’s almost 5 am and sleep sounds like a wonderful thing right now.
Hopefully I’ll just get my Friday Steemit stuff done and take the weekend away from here. Who knows soon I could be on that list of went missing.
I see the missing sometimes on discord. Their name pops up in the channel for being online. With the whole green light for being active, sometimes it turns yellow when they are away. Even red when they set it to don’t disturbed. Some of them green lights I’ve not spoken to in over 4 months. Just nothing to say and I don’t really care why they stop showing up either.
Perhaps the weekend is what we all need.
I did a little cleaning myself. Removed a lot of witness votes and put some new ones in. Removed some dead accounts. Looked at my dead feed and closed the Steemit window.
I thought I knew what I was doing for a while. Now I just don’t know anymore. I put in the time and some doors have opened up for me. I just feel like slamming them shut and getting some sleep. Others I go to try and open and they been locked. Ah missed opportunity and beyond my control for some of it.
With how dead everyone’s comment sections have been looking I thought I’d least make an effort on this one. Might be the most productive thing I do on the blockchain all week.
Perhaps this is just what things are when the passion and inspiration are no longer home. I've meet this feeling before many times.
Well, I'll give you an "A" for effort @enjar... that's about the most "interaction" I have seen from anyone in several days. A week, perhaps. Not sure.
I think part of what a lot of us are suffering from is waiting. There's a limit to how long people are going to keep staying interested in something with a lot of promise that never quite seems to be brought to market.
Maybe it has to do with expectations (always a slippery slope) and that nagging feeling that we keep plugging and plugging and plugging away at it, because "surely things will get better someday." Which I still (naively) believe they will.