I just saw your wallet message about this post.
You said "the vast majority support projects that leave more benefits for themselves than for the community in general", which is 100% true. And as you said, there is a lot of rewarding of bad content and shit in general. Scammers and opportunists found every possible way to exploit the reward pool and are creating more opportunities to pad their wallets every single day.
I don't have too much to say about Jerry since the main issue anyone has with him is the misinformation he spreads. The problem there isn't necessarily Jerry but the fact that no one else spreads that much information externally and as a result, everyone finds his content and are misinformed.
There's a difference between developers who build on the blockchain (create apps, make bots, etc) and developers who work on the blockchain (suggest changes, test features, etc). They're both developers but not the same.
Thank you very much, I really honor with your prompt response. If what you say about Jerry is true, but I really believe that the problem is not the information that he spreads. Because although it is a platform with free will and everyone can publish what they want, it is in the user to believe him or not, I think the main problem of this platform is in the voting BOT's. since they send junk content to the top and in the process they double or triple the main investment of the user, but we are already leaving the topic.
As for your last point, I know the difference between developers well. In fact my stack profession is Ing software and in the publication I was referring to developers who work in blockchain since the vast majority of them own or execute RPC nodes.
I don't disagree, the bots do promote all the crap to the very top. It's like garbage floating in the ocean. Garbage floats on the surface where everyone sees it and below the water is where the coral and the fish and all the good things are that no one sees and that gets overtaken with said garbage.
You may be interested in checking out the steem githubs then.
Strongly agree, in fact right now I will see the Steem repositories. Thanks again and regards.