A worthy discussion.

It is a double-edged sword though.

What is stated in this article makes a lot of sense on the surface. However, what is the immediate goal? The answer to this question is vital to the direction of things going forward.

For example, Leo is actually a cryptocurrency that is actually changing lives. This is something we do not see except at the whale level in most instances. Leo is starting to feed people, allow them to buy medicine, and meet other basic needs. In other words, it is becoming an income source for those families.

Isn't this something we want more of? I would say so because it only extends the reach of Leo. Of course, for that to happen, we need to encourage those people telling their stories and sharing their experience. This is what allows others to latch onto.

That said, the ultimate goal is to make Leo the "front page of crypto". That will require the conversation about other topics of interest.

At this point, we need users and numbers. It is obvious, what we draw in is going to attract more. If someone is here because they came in as a blogger of financial matters elsewhere, it is likely that person will post about other financial matters. However, we will see more posts about how wonderful Leo is if we attract more people who have their lives changed by being a part of Leo.

What is it that we want here? Personally, I think changing the lives of people is more important, at least in the short term.

Yes a combination is needed, we need diversity of content. But the key is to encourage people to engage. For many, that is limited to their experience on Leo.

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