The "problem" is that EVERYTHING we post comes up on our "blog."

I remember when Dlike came out, and I remember really, really, liking the idea. I could share interesting articles and get rewarded up to three times per day. I quickly found that those shared articles did not co-exist with my blog well. It made my account look spammy.

It watered down my personal content, and it was very annoying that sharing a good article sometimes earned more steem/attention than my blogs.

I considered making a seperate account for just the shares, as some of the content I was sharing was (in my opinion) superb content that had a place, but that was too much work.

I would not use a twitter like platform unless the person creating the platform separated it from my blog.

Regarding rewards, they could be separated. The whole platform could have its own rewards that are then split amongst the users, so, you don't earn per tweet, you earn per week.

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