A decade back, reading a newspaper, writing a letter, searching for information or joining a discussion required effort (social circles mostly). Effort acted as a filter. People participated because they genuinely found value in the activity. But, today, thanks to the enormous content, attention iss becoming fragmented. Personally, the curation do make me happy a lot; but, when someone comment in a genuine and meaningful manner, I love it the most. A single comment from a consumer can open up to infinite thoughts, also highlighting those pretty much missed points. So, maybe, most undervalued contribution online today is not speaking, but listening.
Btw, leg-day is my favorite day. Perhaps because I have been playing football for over a decade :)
RE: Who Are the Content Consumers?