Thank you @liondani ! That's exactly what I wanted to start.

I know time is a factor so a fork on the same protocol would be a short time solution. I'm not a coder (I did learn some assembler and C language like ages ago, but not into that), so my contribution is limited to what I consider to be the philosophy of a "REDPOS" over a "DPOS" protocol.

However if/when a STEEM hard-fork takes place, I strongly believe that if the forked STEEM community (the non-Justin one) is aimed at the long term sustainability, chances of survival on a DPOS protocol are lower than if it eventually turns into a "REDPOS". The human factor of a 4 y.o. community should be somehow coded.