Here is what I think we should do with all things Steem.
Make it as easy as possible for end-users to get on the site(s) and engage with others or games or whatever front end they are on.
Reward behavior you want to see repeated.
Ignore non-malignant behavior.
Punish only the worst behaviors and allow end-users to retain their dignity, while they are corrected.
Use stake to incentivize behavior you want to see repeated. Usually Building something, engagement or retention efforts.
Bring attention to Steem whenever possible with whatever ability you have to do this. However, set realistic expectations when discussing it.
Invest revenue back into the Steem Economy or redirect Steem to people who do.
Stakeholders get paid when the value goes up.
We need gamers, stakeholders, developers, end-users, site cleaners, bidbots, authors and casual users. It's fine to stick to your own preferences but don't underestimate the value of the rest.
This is a young economy during a bad economic cycle. Be patient.
Everyone can contribute, this isn't going to build itself.
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