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RE: Bursting the audience bubble, communication from stakeholders, and why you're probably wrong about the "Whale Experiment"

in #steemit8 years ago

I did read the entire piece and I was glad for it. I've been looking through the posts of several writers regarding this latest development at Steemit because I'm a newbie. I've stepped away from my blah-gging endeavors the last few years most because finding an audience who really wanted to read outside the boxes of ad driven crap was difficult.
I think I've found that audience here. It remains to be seen! Never the less, I'm willing to stick around because I care about READERS, not Money.
Don't misunderstand me, I like money, but I enjoy gentle readers more.
As you said in your wrap up: "Open critique should be possible within an open society."
I do hope you stick around. I've followed and intend to keep reading.

Thank you!

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It's 5000 words, quotes included, so that you for taking the time! It is important to be able to critique openly. Sometimes I feel like posts about Steemit are kind of like a senate / parliamentary debates.

I'm with you on the money front. As @lukestokes challenged us to do, it's worth looking at what your focus is here and whether it's realistic.

Thanks for the follow, good luck on Steemit! 🙂