I recall on Steem there was a big sense that every keystroke was important, and that one should never post or comment unless something useful was being added. The blockchain was to be kept pristine. Posts and comments were often edited later on to keep them correct and current. Many put effort and pride into their content. Some of that has faded away in time. And on Blurt, I feel there's a bit less emphasis on that. "Blurting" (saying something quickly) seems to mean short posts are acceptable, as long as they do add something. Shitposting for auto-votes is still frowned upon, for good reason. But there's a freedom here that isn't found elsewhere, and I appreciate that.