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RE: FUD 😎destruction cannot be extracted from creation. Don't panic
I appreciate your engagement as everyone’s perspectives should be taken into consideration; especially accounts like yours that actively engage and from my perspective add value given that those are the majority of the community. If we do not consider them, where will the growth come from, right? I agree with the fact that sometimes projects have to “get back to the drawing board.”. However, I understand that emotions from those whom have invested time and/or money here to be heard as well. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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Thank you for seeing value in my perspective, and for the recognition of mine and others engagement that can be easily overlooked for whatever reasons. Namely, the pedestal placed on numerical values of meaningless rep scores and the motivation for monetization.
I too can empathize with those that have put their blood, sweat, tears, and money into this platform. One of the beautiful benefits of the blockchain is that even the failed, abandoned, or misguided projects have there place and are forever imprinted here for research or evolutionary purposes.
The world of finance is far from fair or compassionate and while steem doesn't have to be all about money, it is a core focus and the driving force here. So, it stands to reason there will be winners and losers in this no risk no reward game.
So far as I can tell and knowing the stats this community is very small and the slices of pie have turned into crumbs. Baking new pies requires more than just bakers, we need ingredients, farmers, harvesters, ovens, and of course the ever evolving and elusive customers to eat said pies in the sky with whip cream and cherries on top.
I hope my analogy is not lost, basically what I'm saying is there are too many cooks in the kitchen here and the power bill at the bakery is in default and the bank doesn't see much benefits in giving another loan out to a company that has no business sense, liking pie is not enough to keep the lights on..