@mauriciovite thanks for taking the time to reply. There is no question about the quality of content but the point still applies that the content is not original to Steem, it is simply posted across her social media networks as professionals do and neither does the member engage with the community who is supporting her. I notice, that generally speaking, you also do not engage.

The other point was that it hardly shows any goodwill when their Steem account is not listed alongside their other social media accounts.

I don't know if you are a member of the Appics team but if so, you have a Masters in Public Relations! Would you honestly say snubbing a huge community who support this project in such a manner, as well as ignoring other community members genuine concerns over the usability of this App is good public relations for them?

Again, thank you for taking the time to reply and I wish Appics and yourself best wishes. To reiterate, my beef was with who the prizes were awarded too, NOT the people themselves. The App is beautiful but don't let it become a case of style over substance. Announcements about listings on exchanges is great news but if the product is crap and pisses off its users, there is no news in the world that will stop it from falling. That would be a real shame.

Stay safe and stay sane during lockdown fella :-)