I have but one thing to point out though, imagine if this incredible author spent two weeks on a post and got merely 0.01 sbd for it. Then 2 weeks later another amazing story like this and 0.01 sbd again. Over time her audience may grow but will they be able to upvote her older posts? Nope, those are done with. It's only natural that people test the waters with 10 minute blogs first and then jump in and go full time if it works out. As of now Steemit itself promotes the model where authors have to constantly churn out new posts of various quality because they only have 6 days to earn their rewards. It's alright for news and terrible for other forms of media.
P.S. but I'm sure it's been mentioned here already multiple times so feel free to ignore.
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Picture a singer, homeless trying to get noticed in a Subway or train station
I have one thing to point out though. Imagine this incredible singer kept singing two weeks in the subway and merely got 0.01 cent for it. Then two weeks later, an amazing crowd found her and 0.01 cent again.
Over time her audience may grow but will they be able to donate to her older appearances at that same location weeks ago? Nope, those are done with.
It is only natural that people test the waters with singing 10 second songs first and then jump in and go full time if it works out.
As of now singers have to constantly bellow out new songs of various quality because they only have a limited time to get noticed or get donations on the street. It's alright for news and terrible for other forms of media.
There's one flaw with this example though: the singer can sing the same song every day over and over again because in the streets it isn't called spamming, the streets don't keep history of your repertory.