I can't stand Yapping anymore because it's so frustrating. "Those X influencers, I always comment on their posts and interact with them, but they never come to mine." @SentientAGI @KaitoAI The structure of Yapping requires influencers to support each other to rank higher, so if you want to gather YAPS, you have to keep interacting even if it feels like a reverse effort. Even if I try to reference and mix it up, my YAPS do not rise. They keep climbing to the top, getting rewards, and spinning the flywheel. That leads to good views, and only those who are doing well continue to do well. It makes me sick with jealousy. Those who are negative about Yapping probably think this way a lot. Especially those who dipped their toes in and then gave up halfway often say this. What that means is they quit at a beginner level. In fact, no matter how high you go, if you have more than 30 comments, it becomes tough to reply. You probably write at least 3 posts a day, and with 3 posts * 30 comments, that’s about 100 comments a day. But what if you’re a TOP influencer? One post can have over 100 comments! It's tough for influencers to reply to comments on their own posts. Moreover, most of them also run Telegram groups and have various other jobs. Do you expect them to come to your post and comment? This is purely a result of thinking only from your own perspective, and in a way, it could be an excuse for not wanting to Yapping. Blaming your own laziness on others makes you feel better, right? After taking a break from Yapping for two weeks, I sometimes think that way when I see X. But we don’t know the effort those people put in to become famous. In my short Yapping experience, now is a good time to grow an account with little effort. Instead of focusing on timing and jealousy, let’s learn from the positives and try to break free from being a small to medium account....