I disagree with the comment about the coders - though I agree with the other things you say.

Coders have a heavy responsibility, for sure, but the type of responsibility I'm talking about is how the bloggers are using the platform.

It's a change in the way that content creators, and content curators are leveraging HIVE to provide a unique project to serve an audience that is bigger than HIVE.

Many people are just blogging to get some rewards, or have some community.

They need to realize that their project is not over when they hit PUBLISH on HIVE.

That's just a hive update.

The real project and the real audience are larger.

That posture / attitude / perspective shift, is about how people are using the platform that already exists here, not just what the devs ought to do to make things better.