OK, so your frustration lies with human curation, if I understand your reply correctly. I know some people are vehemently against it, giving other platforms like YouTube as an example, where it's all about algorithms. If you ask me, the beauty and success of Medium is in the human element. Also, you'll be surprised to know that YouTube is seriously struggling. I wonder why... In contrast, Buster is bringing good news that the rate of paying subscribers is rising. Tony showed the same at Medium Day. I said this before, I will say it again. No opinions matter, including mine, if the numbers are telling a good story. I want Medium to be a successful platform, because that ensures that people who understand its mission have a place to read or write. Simple as that.