Imagine a world where actual content producers didn't have to curate but instead only upvoted comments to give content consumers a boost in the reward department. If we had enough content consumers, and they knew that was the world they were entering, the content producers could focus more on their craft. Today, I wanted to post the artwork I spent a good seven hours working on yesterday. Could have posted that but the next guy comes along and buys votes for something like a daily exercise report card and makes me look foolish for posting that much work here. Some of these musical performance posts can take days and days to produce. No listeners and ten cents? They're better off busking on the street.
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Sometimes you just make too much sense!
A successful content producer in that scenario wouldn't be cashing out every last dime either. Only a small percent each year would leave. At least, that's how I had planned to run my business here starting back in 2016. The value was supposed to rise as those billions poured in. Now I don't know what the hell to do.
Now palnet May have a chance at solving some of Steem’s problems, with the palcoin. I’m excited about it’s potential, and have invested in it. What’s your take thus far?
I want to see it succeed. They skipped me for the claim drop though so I'm not able to contribute as much as I wanted to in the form of curation. I wasn't prepared to buy and stake either. Right now I'm seeing a lot palnet posts. Looking forward to seeing what the place will look like once people start producing actual content.
Talk to @clayboyn and I’m sure he can arrange for you to get your airdrop!
Things look like they're being sorted out. I wasn't going to make a big stink about it.
You are on the list of people that got missed. Will it get worked out.
It's all good. Just do what you can. I didn't take it personally. I was away from the internet for a long while... and that's just my luck.