Which people? I really think it escapes a lot of people, particularly those who have been around since 2016 how much Steem has already changed and will continue to change in terms of diversity of content. Steem is already not predominantly a blogging platform. The combined traffic on DrugWars, Nextcolony and Steem Monsters already exceed the combined traffic of all blogging apps.
Which people? I really think it escapes a lot of people, particularly those who have been around since 2016 how much Steem has already changed and will continue to change in terms of diversity of content. Steem is already not predominantly a blogging platform. The combined traffic on DrugWars, Nextcolony and Steem Monsters already exceed the combined traffic of all blogging apps.
My argument was directed on your statement and the social part of Steem.
I see. But it's up to the voting stakeholders to either monetize that content or not.