In the grand scheme of things, you have to do what you want regardless of those of us that you help. I completely understand how the Hardfork has turn a lot of people away and has caused a large disinterest in what is going on. It forced me into thinking of what I should do. I spend most of my time helping and commenting on others that I have let my postings slide, having some of the same issues others are having and need a bit of a mental break. Yet it has put me on shaky ground with another group I am in which relies on daily posting, visiting and also being chatty on Discord (which I am not) I don't know why. I like staying informed and checking on what is going on, I'm actually very shy and uncomfortable with people. This has been such a growing experience for me. Please, don't take my story as part of a reason or begging to stay. It's not the case at all. Why keep putting yourself out there when you purpose has been defeated, by the system we're trying to 'fix'
I think a lot of us are in the same situation, it's either make this a full time job or get out. There is no more room for casual. If you're not a Minnow or higher it doesn't matter how well you tell a story, take a picture and so forth. Without the SP you aren't going anywhere because you don't have enough RC to grow.
I started with the basic account. I have not added any personal funds to my account. I have a couple of delegations, mainly to help due to @pifc. In December I will have been on this platform a year. Now with the Hardfork I am back to making measly amounts on my posts unless the groups I belong to help me out. It makes you feel like a beggar of sorts. Not a wonderful feeling. I'll support whatever decision you make. This is your initiative, this is your work. If it's time to put it to bed, then so be it. If you think seeing things through just a bit longer since it's been barely a month since the Hardfork then the same. If you're heart isn't in it anymore then let it go. It's ok to live your life the way you want.