Hey @vintherinvest, I'm not really sure what you mean by wandering. I follow a lot of people (from multiple accounts) who share regular content. And most of them have a pretty set niche, or they write (or vlog) about several things. There's nothing wrong with that. But you're right, "quality posts" can be somewhat subjective, although I feel that we can all tell when someone really puts their time into a post or video and makes sure to check their grammar and punctuation. The only content @minnowfund doesn't support are memes and low-level content such as that. But we don't care about the topic one is writing about. And keep in mind that Steemit is a blogging platform built on the Steem blockchain, not a social media site (although many people call it that). We're more like Reddit than a Facebook or Twitter. But that can also depend on what platform (of the Steem blockchain) you're using. And at the end of the day, you can use Steemit however you like.

Keep in mind that Bernie has a LOT of stake so he doesn't need to worry about whether other people enjoy his posts or upvote it. In fact, most of the rewards on his posts come from his own accounts. Funny thing is, a lot of people do enjoy his posts and upvote it for the humor and fun nature of them. So you're right, it does actually have value. One way or another, he either earned his Steem or paid for it, so he owns that stake, and honestly, that portion of the rewards pool that goes with it. And I'm a big advocate for people using their stake however they like, as long as it's not harmful to the Steem ecosystem.

Anyways, it's not for me to decide what other people do with their stake, or their blogs.. I can only decide what I do with mine. And the purpose of the @minnowfund initiative is to reward users who use Steemit as a blogging platform to create regular, high-quality posts. So that's who we're looking to find and we hope to support them as much as possible. Hope that makes sense. :)