Well, that's what happens when people care more about making money and less about the true purpose of Steemit, which is sharing great content... We talk a lot about sharing economy but we are really cheap when sending out likes and leaving comments and supporting each other... Unfortunately I don't think bots and fake interactions will be regulated soon, unless somebody from the "high floors" (talking about Steemit content directors..) intervenes on the core of the platform and stop this crap.
@tj4real,what are your ideas on changing the current situation? And btw, what is this "Yahoo" you are talking about? :)
Cheers from Prague ;)
When you read the about how yahoo collapsed, it did so because it didnt want to evolve. It was slow to the moving trends and google came to take over. Earlier in the internet history, yahoo was the giant. Facebook was a small boy in front of yahoo, likewise google. But now check the net worth or yahoo and see if you can compare it to Google or Facebook. I think the solution lies within us all. We can all cause a change. We can bring the change that we desire by being good and believing in karma.
Absolutely agree with you, if you can't keep up with change you are doomed to fail. Although, i think that to change you not only need to be good and believing in karma, but you need to actively work to shape your future. So let's get a move here!
Cheers from Prague ;)
@klaus85