We do not want to repeat what often happened in the past on Steemit, where certain users were told “you are engaging in misconduct, therefore you must be rejected and leave.” In reality, Steemit has often been intolerant of even small mistakes made by users, and as a result, countless instances of “witch hunts” have occurred. Our own service was once labeled a “scam” simply because of a few bugs and the lack of a proper tutorial — essentially another witch hunt, lol.

What I want is not to stop at pointing out problems, but to find solutions and ways forward. It is true that many so-called “bounty hunters” exist on Steemit today. However, if we can provide them with proper guidelines and make systematic improvements, I believe the community can transform into something more positive.

To be honest, our team also has its limits. With service development and updates already filling up our workload, it is very difficult to handle community management and curation activities on top of that. That is why I believe this issue should not be treated as a burden for a single individual or team alone, but rather as a matter for the entire community to discuss and resolve together.