Open letter for the Steemit Team

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I joined Steemit in early 2018. To me, Steemit is an excellent blockchain-based social media platform, where users will be rewarded for every content they create. This is what we don't get from other social media platforms like Facebook and others.

Over time, Steemit is growing rapidly with the number of users increasing every day. Nowadays Steemit is like a beautiful park, has complete facilities and is accessible to all people.

But the problem is, because there are so many visitors, of course there will be visitors messing around, littering, trampling on plants in the park. They seem to bump the signs or rules set for the visitors.

As a result, a beautiful park is no longer pleasing to the eye because trash is scattered everywhere, irresponsible people can do what they want. Instead of getting punished, they don't even get a reprimand from those who have the authority.

I mean this, I want to say that nowadays, there are so many fake accounts (farming account), spammers, content plagiarists, which are increasingly rampant on Steemit. They continue to produce content every day by stealing articles or images from other people without putting the source link.

It is not uncommon for their posts to even get big rewards in the form of payout for the results of positive votes by whale accounts that have large Steem Power. Or even if they get a small payout, for example, $ 0.30, and if a farmer has a number of accounts of 50 or more, just multiply how many payouts he gets each day from fraudulent practices.

In the past on Steemit there were accounts @cheetah and @steemcleaner which had authority, at all times they closely monitored and took action against people who committed violations on Steemit. But since the two were off, currently Steemit is filled with fake accounts, spammers, and plagiarists with no one taking action against them.

Even though this is important to keep the Steemit climate clean from account abuse by people who cheat, and it is possible that Steemit will again be glimpsed by big investors.

My advice to @steemitblog, please launch a team that can be called the "Steem Police" which is given the authority to receive reports as well as punish abused accounts, plagiarism, and spammers.

So much input from me, Thank you.

Best Regards

@akukamaruzzaman

Cc:
@justyy @cryptokannon @steemingcurators @anroja @steemchiller @cmp2020