I don’t agree with the thesis that Steemit is a playground. Not at all. Although the concept of playgrounds may vary depending on the culture of the country. Some participants write about painful issues, others write about practically nothing, because they need to write at all costs, others simply follow a formality in order to squeeze funds out of the platform, others are looking for empathy and participation.... so endlessly. These are not games, this is life as it is, fig leaves have no place here, where everyone expresses themselves in a certain way that they consider necessary and acceptable for themselves. The platform is often called a gathering of graphomaniacs, this makes some sense, but this is a one-sided view. A place for an outburst of internal problems (look for another name, it exists)))) - this is what a platform is, a place for searching for one’s own and another’s individuality, a place for trial and error, there are many formulations, but they are not able to enclose Steemit in a cage of clear definition, apparently this and good)))