Hello!
Steemit is a long-awaited platform, I believe, for content creators that have been left out of the employment wave following the enormous UNemployment fallout from the Great Recession (if you're in the US). For creatives like myself, the hustle is what we build our muscle, and for some [living] artists, creating is a doing; we are always creating. There, I incline to agree with your point, @charles. It could be a new movement for illustrators, photographers, a legitimate microblog that combines breakthrough technology and automation that can enable a new sort of techno-entrepreneur. Maybe another time for a more colorful discussion about the sort of promise Blockchain can make for the Arts, but yes, Steemit has the physical capacity for the traffic activity. Why not reconsider a multitude points to communicate and transmutate media through socializing with other users (?)*

Though I am new to Steemit, I am familiar with online blogging, and a thing or two about networking when it comes to business. I've packaged plenty material in the past, for visual presentations, spoken delivery, and product demonstrations in both retail and commercial design. Steemit has proven itself the past few months for my studio a way to create passive income from self-publishing my original content online. Combined with Facebook, Instagram, and my website as a omnichannel, I find Steemit a gamechanger for effectively disbursing my content to find those who not only really like the artwork, but ALSO really want the artwork. Even then in the meantime, I can still stake an income on the time and energy it takes to initially promote content on my own, though I wonder if that may change or be revisited at some time in the future.

I really consider some really adventurous concepts floating around the oceans of Planet Steemit, a few I've touched: @earthnation @steembasicincome @steemgigs @insteem

Thank you for sharing!