Because not all people can produce "great" content and are good writers. This alone would not a
fatal problem, the problem comes when you are on a website who pays many people for shit and
you are active and trying but not getting.
Take a look into this post https://steemit.com/skepticism/@murphyslaw/hello
I am sitting in a coffee shop and the dude next to me just showed me he made money off Steemit so I'm going to see what this is about. It's hard not to be skeptical.
This post comes out of frustration, but i am sure many people feel the same. Maybe i am not the best writer, maybe my English is not good enough, but at least i try to find and be active, but to be on a platform who shows your success instantly and not get results will turn me off.
Most will tell me you need to provide good content to get the love of Steemers and i will tell you this is bullshit and this dilution will lead to the downfall of Steemit.
If I could give the whales advice i would tell them to code a bot to identify active not successful members, so they get the attention of them and look into them if they provide useful things for the community. To be active is useful, but to get out nothing from it is just the kill switch you installed to get people out of Steem.
I would love to read a technical analyse of all the active members. How much they comment and post and how much money they have. On the long run only financial successful members will stay the rest will leave. Why should i stay when my efforts are worth pennies?
Advantages of reddit and Facebook:
Thanks for reading and let this post sunk into the abyss of none existence.
