Ah yes, shutterstock is a company that provides "generic photos and videos" that is used in advertising in both print media and in TV commercials regularly. They remove all logos for use when you purchase the material. They offer an archive of thousands and thousands of "normal people in normal situations". While they do not have a problem with thier watermarked products being used without payment, as no one could possibly expect to communicate information of value or generate any serious revenue using a photo with a giant watermark, I suppose it would be nice to give them a mention.

As is with everything in life, I like to think of the Steem platform as a way to express yourself however you feel best describes you. While I would like to think, I hold knowledge that can help people either understand something or invoke positive emotions, I am not trying to change anyone's life, just make it a little brighter with a quick laugh. Its just an easy way to express the way I feel or highlight something that made me laugh. I do have some posts I have been working on in that I think you will enjoy. About some my experiences in life that truly changed how I see things. They are works in progress, I want them to be perfect before I post.

In regards to the MVP, @clixmoney, I must apologize for my American ignorance, I forget that Steem has members that stretch the globe and my expressions don't always translate well. You are not the minimum viable product, you are much greater and just for you my friend, I will create a post that will explain what an MVP is and why the MVP is so important to success. I will tag you in it when I put it out so everyone knows who the MVP is.