Here are some thoughts about the Steemit platform that I hope everyone can see:
It's late at night, and I still can't sleep. I can't help but want to say something. I've been on the Steemit platform for a while now and have received a lot of support and votes from friends. Thank you all for that!
However, I recently realized that on the Steemit platform, receiving more likes and votes from others isn't achieved by simply posting excellent content or sharing high-quality travel experiences. Instead, votes are often obtained through SP delegation from users who hold large amounts of SP.
This means that if you delegate a significant amount of SP, you can receive more votes, regardless of whether your post contains just a single sentence or a random image. I don't think this is a fair or reasonable practice.
This turns Steemit into a platform dominated by a few users who hold large amounts of SP, rather than a truly decentralized platform.
If this continues, it will be unfair to new users and those who share high-quality posts. This is also why Steemit is struggling to retain a large number of new users.
Instead, they are choosing to migrate to other platforms, such as H... and others. I don't know if this post will reach more people, nor do I know if Steemit's voting mechanism will change. Of course, I hope Steemit will continue to grow and improve, and I also hope that original, high-quality authors on the platform can receive more votes!
Hope everyone votes and comments more to get featured and let more people see it!thank you！
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I completely agree with what you said.
Part of the "problem" with a community like Steemit is that different people are here for different reasons... and they don't always go hand in hand.
Some folks are genuinely here to create content and have some social engagement, while others are purely here to make money... the latter not so surprising, giving that much of the marketing of Steemit has centered around the rewards, rather than any other features or benefits.
I have been here for nearly eight years and sadly I have to agree that this community has always had its share of inequities.
You're absolutely right. Everyone has different ideas and goals. Most people come to Steemit with the intention of earning votes through their posts and sharing. Of course, high-quality posts are more likely to receive more votes, while low-quality ones may not receive any. I believe this is a normal and fair state of things. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, and we can't really change anything.
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