<p>If there is one thing i would like to change about steemit then that will be to make sure only deserving content in quality and originality get to the trending pages. It is so annoying and frustrating to see good quality contents that go unnoticed on the platform and ironically, moving to the trending page just to find some very funny posts of 5 pictures and a paragraph of words hitting the big nodes. It is so unfair and discouraging if you ask me. So i think steemit really needs some form of a trending page review Admin or something to review the kind of contents that hit the trending pages.</p><p>I don't mind seeing contents with $10 payout on the trending page that is rich in quality than see a content with a $600 payout then you click it to read it just to find nothing worth reading. This is a very serious issue that really needs to be addressed. It passes a wrong message about the platform especially to newbies. I remember after joining steemit, i barely had $0.1 as payout desepite making great posts then i always visited the trending page to read the posts that were there to see if i could pick a few lessons from their posts that might help me in developing better contents but always ended up being disappointed. My posts were even better than most of the ones i saw there so that really got me thinking what was really going on. </p><p>It was only later that i discovered they were promoting their posts with bid bots and upvote bots and other postpromotion services.  With this kind of means of getting to the trending page, steemit will never stand up to its goal of promoting quality contents through curiation. There has to be a compromise at this level and that is why i would love that a trending page Admin be formed to review all posts that hit the he trending page or rather, post quality should be the strict prerequisite for hitting trending and not number of upvotes or payout. We should be sure that when one goes to the trending page, his expectations of finding only the best posts there should not be crushed.</p>