There is too much inflation lately, I liked it better before when there was a risk of buying an upvote and you ended up with less than before. Currently, it's just a hassle to quick self-upvotes to "make money". That's BS and it could easily destroy Steem as a social media currency.

I also think that the breakdown against @haejin isn't good for the platform. Too many users (and external viewers) see [value in his posts](https://steemit.com/haejin/@doodlebear/how-often-have-you-had-a-kawooooom-in-your-feed-and-even-more-importantly-how-often-did-you-not-get-one-because-he-was-wrong) and destroying your cash-cow is always a bad idea..

Overall, it is always the same: 10% are making the business and the rest hangs on to these 10% to survive. But, as a social network these 90% are necessary to create a networking effect that ideally spills over to the non steemit Internet.

What Steemit needs besides a tighter monetary policy to zero the value of all the non-sense posts and Spam comments, is a better functionality of the platform. For example, I would like to be able to add categories as a whole to my feed that interest me generally (e.g. "crypto") and on the other hand I would like to exclude the ones that really annoy me ("color challenge") and this independently of who created/resteemed the post.