If the insiders make this change, it's not because it will benefit the community or the platform, it's because it will benefit them. That's how we got HF20 and HF21 with the NewSteem cult. Every "fix" ends up actually being another problem, another reason for the Steem price to crash, another thing keeping people from signing up here, another thing forcing content-creators away. This will get rid of the whale abuse! This will get rid of bots! This will get rid of spam! This will get rid of reward pool rape! All promises so that changes are accepted. It's the Hegelian dialectic - problem, reaction, solution. They have a solution in mind, so they create or bring up a problem, and the community reacts (or just acquiesces), and the solution is implemented.

"Feedback wanted" is a lie. Whenever you see "feedback wanted about _____" on Steemit, it means _____ has already been decided by the insiders, and is about to happen.

Here comes 4 week power downs, everybody!