The main idea is this: Write, draw, create something and post it to Steemit. If it's good enough, people would like and upvote it. So you get rewarded. That's a revolutionary concept. How cool is that! That concept pushes to people force their brain to create high quality content. It's obvious that you can't get any credit if you throw a piece of photo from last night's boozy session like you do on Facebook. Higher your content gets, more reward you receive. More Benjamin! Win & Win.

But it's not what's happening here is it? On one side, amazing content with thousands of views and hundreds of upvotes but the total reward is only couple of bucks. On the other side, a dMania post that gives nothing to consumers with very low quality picture, with no mean, no description etc... Total view is 3. Total upvote is 14. Reward is $79.00
Does it ring the bell?

How this is possible?

Easy. There are some powerful users on Steemit. Whales! The people who has and holds big amount of Steam Power. Their upvotes may worth hundreds of dollars depending on the SP they have. And that creates a great business opportunity for both parties. When quality content creators can't breathe anymore, they are forced to pay to this whales some money in return of upvotes. And the platform becomes somewhere that you can make money by spending money, not by creating a great content. But you need to be lucky too. The 10 bucks that you pay to those bots may return you as 7 bucks. No profit guaranteed.

That interactions make the Steemit platform an ocean with full of rubbish in it. I'm not making up stories you know that yeah? I'm not the only person who sees the situation like this right?

Any solution?

If you are here for business, quick bucks... Go after them whales and their bots.

If you're here to contribute into system and the community, keep creating as you've been and most important:
Everyday, go to #introduceyourself and follow, upvote and comment a new fellow steemian!

Does it make sense? Am i wrong or any missing point?