Hello @nnnarvaez Nathan, how are you friend?

Although I always give a tour of your blog, this time I do it on the recommendation of my friend @ crypto.piotr.

I loved the place as it promised meritocracy and excellency.
Soon i discovered that all that didn't really matter, what mattered was the kind of network you had.

When I started at steemit a short time ago, I had the opportunity to receive some valuable initial instructions:

• Watch your mouth.
• Do not advocate crime.
• Try not to talk about politics or religion.
  In short, avoid hurt feelings.

Tied to ideals, he saw the purchase of votes as a "sin".

Then, over time you find out about things ...
It's like taking the Red Pill from Matrix .

But personally, I'm not disappointed in the community. On the contrary I have learned to grow inside her. But we must always have the support of some valuable friend.

I would like very much to feel that the Creators / Founders / Owners of Steemit do more for the platform. I do not want it to be transformed into something different.

As for the apologia with MySpace, I pray the Gods that nothing similar will happen. If the owners are thinking only of money, we could fall into the wrong hands.