n^2 also counteracted Diminishing Marginal Utility, (Where each additional unit of an asset is valued less than the previous one) and encouraged curators to upvote posts which had already seen some success.
(There's currently nothing to be made by upvoting a post once it's hit $50, so nobody does; so there's nothing to be made by upvoting a post once its hit $40; so nobody does...)
I loved n^2. It took me from Casual reader of the white paper to Heavily invested Steem maniac.
You were there. Who championed n^2?
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