Agree, but it's not the average user who is a target of post.

I think Steemit needs to attract professionals, researchers and academic community as well. Right now, we lack that segment outside of steemdev group / Gridcoin team members etc. I don't want to offend anyone, there are some high quality works in photography, but let's be honest, that category is full not because of artistic value only, but due to a fact that anyone can push the camera button.

The way I see it, is that we can eventually attract cyber security professionals as well and form some expert groups here. That's why when I post something on specialized cyber security research networks, I do that here as well.

Maybe it won't get noticed at the time, but eventually someone will find one day and provide his inputs. More diverse community is good for the health of steemit, and honestly, I can't afford time to fight with 500+ SBD photo posts upvoted by tons of bots, while posts such as this one can eventually create direct business leads for me, and benefit for those who want to learn something or discuss computer networking and security.

Such as example of @adarshh question bellow.