Steem is many different things to many different people. While I appreciate your perspective that steem is the go to place for those looking to build a website or app and reward users for their contributions what I've seen thus far is pure shit.

Appics, actifit, steemhunt, dlike are more dull than the first day of school, look at my lunch posts that dominate normie social media..

Personally I'm not interested in games or especially games of chance like magic dice.

Nowhere do you mention content creators or social media monetized which is what brought most people here.

Again these are just my perspectives but it seems most witnesses are way out of touch with the typical steem user and completely on a different planet from the billions of users of the internet outside of steem.

Steem has no vision or identity because of this revolving door of forks and witnesses that can't get on the same page or comprehend that a place that is built for devs is very niche and destined to fail. The world isn't ready for that like they weren't ready for Marty McFly guitar solos.

Basically, my take away from your post is as a fun loving creator of steem satire, a maker of atypical content that offers variety to an absurdly humdrum boring failed content discovery platform that lacks any of the features everyday people use online I should leave.

I'm not developing shit accept some steem friends and a sense of community beyond the fucked economics that transcends all that's broken here. Which is mostly everything!

I am the quintessential potential future user that is here to learn about crypto and enjoy a censorship resistant platform. That's entirely missed by all the emotionally and financially motivated movers and shakers here.

Partiko is fledgling and in "transition" do you people even know that? Esteem is buggy and annoying, without a mobile UI that appeals to normal people steem is doomed. Witnesses can't see the forest for the trees. Bernie was right !

Enjoy going in circles and accomplishing little to nothing with these limited stake driven motivations...