Yes, I don't remember clearly, but I interacted in several dynamics of that community, I remember that one of them was being an informal moderator, commenting on posts, and recommending the one I thought was best, so that it would be supported by them.

There are different types of users who receive high rewards, there are some who are investors, they buy a large amount of Steem and put them to produce by giving themselves autovotes or delegating to receive votes in exchange. On the other hand, there are those users who buy votes in exchange for liquid Steem, these last ones must be followed up, to see if the content is not spam, and their transactions are only for farming.

The current Steemit is more considerate with creative and participative users, there is a greater possibility of receiving support than in the previous administration. Step by step the objectives are being achieved.