Fantastic interview! I have to say that I agree with many of @htooms' point of views and suggestions, for example to hard-code the maximal limit of how much impact a single vote can have, so that flagging of good articles will stop. I also like his freedom-loving attitude and rejection of too much governmental interference into private life. The reply I like most is this one though: "I am all set. I don't want anything else. I have found debt free economic freedom. That is plenty for one life-time." Thumps up!

Is there something I disagree with? Not really, just that for me steemit is not only a "cash machine", but also a place to share things which mean something to me, or also personal experiences. That means I understand his reasoning by dissuading (new users only?) to write about "My bad day" or "My rose garden", but if I just feel to share things like that, I think steemit can be a good place to do it ...