Blurt

I just read a post that states that Blurt is rife with corruption and hypocrisy. And it probably is true, the one thing I don't agree with is that it puts Hive as an example of how to do things. I am sorry, all crypto social media that I have joined are completely immersed with these types of problems. Cronyism is actually the biggest one.

You see, the longer I live I see cronyism in action, it seems it is just natural for humans to behave in that way. An example of this is a group of people usually small start something which is profitable and then they make a knot of themselves and don't let anybody else into this circle. This is certainly cronyism, but is it corruption?

That is where the problem lies, we might consider it corruption but only because we are not a part of it, if we are getting good rewards because of these types of actions we are probably OK with it. Yes, corruption, like beauty, is in the eyes of the beholder.

Social Crytpo is so young that there are actually no criteria as to what can or can't be done, your ideas of what is good might be different from mine. In the meantime these networks are growing, as you can see with Hive, despite facing the same problems all other media of this type have. In fact I think Blurt has a better structure, no downvotes so no one can bully you, you pay for actions so you probably give some thought to what you do, and actually these big accounts, as far as I can see give out votes freely, most people here benefit from them.

As for shit posts there are multiple times more shit posts on Steemit and Hive than on Blurt mainly because Blurt activity is so much smaller. No, I think shit posts are at about the same average on the three networks I mention, You see most people are just not good writers so they have to resort to pictures or Actifit posts, I do, and that is because I am not much of a writer.

And I do get the point of the article I am writing about, I just don't agree that that is what has Blurt down, what has Blurt down is a lack of activity and investors, No money no honey.