Also, let's not forget, Reddit was a real slow burn. It's been around for such a long time it's almost considered a veteran of social media. For a long time Reddit was the USEnet equivalent. It's ok to go to slow. Arguably, so much of the carnage we'e seen within the media apocalypse is companies that have grown too quickly and then crashed and burned.
Keep going. I hope Steemit succeeds. I don't need that to happen overnight.
RE: Why isn't Steemit as big as Reddit yet?