I've read some comments over the months that say that the reward pool would be unduly roiled, or that it would go too much in their favor, sucking rewards from the rest of us, etc. I've also read that it's best if it just stays put so the rest of us have more to draw from, and I've heard that it should also be dispersed throughout the rest of the community at some point (something that Steemit apparently said they would do from the beginning).
We also so recently where a shell of a pull request about hard forking Steemit's account off of STEEM on an unrelated Github repository caused a reaction by Steemit to start powering down, which in turn caused a reaction by others to call for hard forking Steemit, if not directly, at least as 'something to be discussed.'
So, I'm searching for the right answer when it comes to this, and I'm increasingly concerned that no one really knows.
Hey, @abbak7.
Me neither. At least nothing concrete.
I've read some comments over the months that say that the reward pool would be unduly roiled, or that it would go too much in their favor, sucking rewards from the rest of us, etc. I've also read that it's best if it just stays put so the rest of us have more to draw from, and I've heard that it should also be dispersed throughout the rest of the community at some point (something that Steemit apparently said they would do from the beginning).
We also so recently where a shell of a pull request about hard forking Steemit's account off of STEEM on an unrelated Github repository caused a reaction by Steemit to start powering down, which in turn caused a reaction by others to call for hard forking Steemit, if not directly, at least as 'something to be discussed.'
So, I'm searching for the right answer when it comes to this, and I'm increasingly concerned that no one really knows.