Hopefully the ball keeps rolling and more people jump on board.
Their is still a place for the posts that take time - your early series of "faces of Jamaica" were some of the most interesting posts I have read on STEEM. And those long form posts should definitely be highly rewarded and the ones filling trending. But yes, quick content and engagement will keep people coming back and form more of a social network and less of a dry content only network without much interaction.
Trending for the best posts - but a lively "latest posts and newsfeed" section.
JK.
@super-irie and you, @jk6276.jahm
They have brought up a topic of conversation about this post, and that is long posts with little or no interaction, particularly I spend up to 3 or 4 hours on making a post, to edit images among other things and when they have 2 or 3 comments it's a lot. That can be frustrating, because then I wonder, does it really deserve it?
But this is not the main topic of conversation, only by reading everyone's contributions, I wanted to give my opinion about it.
No doubt this was a great proposal on your part. For my part, active in this publication.
I agree, and will make a big effort to recognize the really high effort posts here from now on. Your posts are definitely excellent quality, and I'm probably guilty on many occasions of reading them, enjoying them a lot but not letting you know.
Thanks for adding this in as it is a really important point, high effort posts do need to be recognized and I'll do my best to improve in this area.
I know that many times one has the time to write a commentary that expresses what one really thinks about a topic.
But it is certainly important to express something, because I am particularly discouraged if after working so much on a post, not to have any feedback beyond a good gain, which obviously is not bad.
But I know that there are many situations playing against each other nowadays, both on the platform and off it.