Basically what you're saying is people need leaders, guidance, direction; or in other words they need to be told what to do and how to do it. And someone else has to spend all the money ensuring those systems are in place.

That sort of conditioning dates backs thousands of years. This new 'decentralized' way of life might not ever catch on. 'They' need to do this, 'they' need to do that. 'They' need to say this, 'they' need to say that.

Yet when you look around at any success story here, whether that's a game, app, or even a content creator; what they all have in common is they did not ask for permission or depend on anyone else. They simply got up and did what they wanted. Kudos to them.

I don't think PeakD is clunky at all. Steemit in the earliest of days was, sure, but there's no need to use that experience as an example for today's experience. Progress has been made and will continue.

My post is largely about people who are challenging the status quo in the world who need to know that when they drive followers somewhere that their reputation will be enhanced or supported - rather than ridiculed. Even people that like Hive who have bigger followings often won't drive people here because they are concerned about the unknowns. It's not difficult to send people here, they just choose not to.

You make people who value free speech sound like a bunch of cowards. You make it sound like 'free speech' should go back to being sorted by algorithms then tucked gently inside the correct echo chamber web 2.0 style.

Lame.

you demonstrate once again that your comments here are meaningless and irrelevant

Do you know what a middle finger looks like?