RE: The Current Steemit, Inc. Employee (SRs, CCs, Challengers) Statistical Data
Among the most recently selected SRs, I've seen cases where they resign because they no longer want to share activity reports (they've never said it's mandatory). Everyone is free to do so or not. I don't understand why they get caught up in something that isn't common.
And here again I read among the most recently selected SRs
I wonder how to interpret this. @josluf remarked the new SRs are selected... Since you work for the same boss, I am curious to hear what you are cooking or have cooked.
I also wonder what the value is you add to the platform. The interesting thing is that I never see you show up in the part of the Steemit world I am, live, go to, visit.
So what is your value next to???
I doubt you look beyond your favourite topic, let alone your country. There is zero interest for 51 European countries, western countries, good communities, youwould rather seem to leave than exist, and I don't even say grow.
As a Steem Representative is your main task to represent the Steem whitepaper and it's owner, Justin Sun, to be there for everyone not for a select group and keep the gang alive, ruling and filling the pockets since that is farming as well.
May I ask how many dollars you invested in buying Steem and SBD? Your posts are not that special, unlike what many others post. So what makes you so valuable?
A creative weekend with or without booming votes and bonuses
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P. S. i just read your SR report. I find it far from interesting, not very well written and kind of insulting to state that SRs who didn't post weekly to receive the fat reward(you mean @weisser-rabe) are not sticking to the rules. I assume draining Steemit and flooding it with messages and reports with zero info is valuable for the Steem eco? Before I forget to ask, do you burn your steem and is that your value perhaps?
Oh Kitty, my little poisonous snake ;-))) I think everyone understands what you're barricading yourself against and for. I share a large part of your criticism in equal measure.
But I don't like to deny people who don't share my ideas any value (for the Steemit universe). (Questioning is okay ;-))) In my opinion, Josè is a good guide through the labyrinthine meanderings on the Steem: whenever I had a question that nobody else could answer - Josè either knew the answer or made himself knowledgeable. That is valuable. Everyone can use this source, everyone can benefit from it.
Moreover, different types of users can co-exist here in their own way, without imposing their beliefs on each other. There should be room for many opinions, viewpoints and perspectives. That's also what I mean by decentralised and liberal. I think we need to stop blaming each other. Does it hurt us if someone else enriches themselves with 5 Steem? Hardly. We have to handle things ourselves as we see fit - in the hope that others will join in and that it will become a functioning system. Our system. Fuck what it's supposed to be for others!
It's better I don't respond to this.
Thanks for stopping by and reading the report and all the threads.