>and it still feels like a casino, too.

I'm guessing this is a reference to:

>Steemit is not fair.
Steemit will never be fair.

Tell me exactly how you think the platform is like a casino?
I understand the reference that commenting/posting/voting is like mining in bitcoin, but that the platform is like a casino? 

In a Casino you need money to gamble and win money, a casino is designed to win in the end.
On Steemit you don't need money to win money, you need time, dedication, persistence and connections. There are too many members to count who have made an income but started with 0, me included.

Having been a gambler many years ago and the addiction it brought and the depression that came afterwards, it disgusts me that you like to compare the platform to a Casino.

>Also, there are no comics in the Steem whitepaper

So you thought that you'd create 2 creepy comics that don't vizualize anything about the whitepaper and feed that to newbies? Do you feel those two "comics" represent the platform in a fair way? Do you think Ned throws dice whenever he is about to vote on content?

I would gladly pick your article apart and comment on each thing I think you gave an unfair negative look at, but I feel like I will be able to use my time better somewhere else.