RE: WHY GROWTH SHOULD BE AT THE HEART OF DEVELOPMENT POLICY
THE HF20 AS IT IS NOW WILL BE THE REAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF STEEMIT?
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I see steemit as a great city, a country (world order), if we see it, this parcel, there are groups and subgroups, each with its own interests.
Some dedicated to the personal economic benefit, and others to the real growth of the platform, some groups taking advantage of the fish.
When there are changes of policies in any city or state, absolutely everything is affected, only in time you can know what is the real benefit it brings for all or only for a few, or it will make the rich richer and poorer to the poor.
In steemit, the great detail is that its price is generally influenced, like all cryptocurrencies with the price of Bitcoin, if it is still low, affects all other altcoin.
The HFf20 I see it as a change of policies in a country, where resources are supposed to have a new distribution, the issue is that most of us do not have large resources (RC) so there is not much we can do, much less if we do not have to invest...
I am not a specialist in economics, but I have had to read a lot to understand what is happening in my country, and see if there are other historical moments, something similar to what happens in Venezuela.
Dear @josevas217, thank you for your comment, what i would like to tell to heads of Steemit is to consider not only SP in the RC power, but also reputation. You know, we have over 50, it means we did something for this community, even we are still plancton III. If you are from Venezuela you better understand what means economic growth from the low level, because in your country this is total miss and everybody can see the results from any country...:((
Dear @intellihandling
In that I very much agree, the reputation implies that you have received a good amount of positive votes, that you have done something important in the community.
The SP, who has to invest simply buys and already, I have seen accounts with 25 reputation but with an SP of 3000, and even more.
I understand what you say, because I'm in the same situation.
And yes, I am from Venezuela, and what it means for society in general that the country does not progress economically, is to continue marking social differences based on economic capacity.