My pleasure, thanks for suggesting the topic. I aimed to make it insightful, and I love your additions and clarifications to all 3 points, thank you!

Yes, I added the word 'often' because there are definitely cases where less isn't more, it's just... well... less. Your example of the crisp beautifully shot photo and the blurry half-a$$ed photo is a great illustration.

Hopefully I covered that here:

And the smaller version often takes more skill to create. Plus, many people will pay a premium to get the small version. If a creator can deliver a similarly effective result in less time or space, they're highly sought after.

If one cares about their audience or platform, results and feedback matter, so there's no point trying to 'get by' with a blurry low-effort photo.

I aim to keep people 'hooked til the end' in my posts, and hopefully others have similar aims.

Anyway, wonderful comment, and I love your great points, thanks for sharing! 🙏