Recently I saw someone higher in steem power then myself get involved in a conflict between two other Steemians who were very high up in the higher echeolons of the Steemit Ecosystem, what I call Steemit Royalty.
This person was down voted into oblivion. 
So I thought I would write this post to warn my followers about getting involved in other peoples conflicts.
I will be brief, these people are like high voltage powerlines, you touch them you die.
For those of you who need more detailed reasons to keep out of other peoples conflicts, there's a nice post by @jrswab called "4 Reasons To Avoid Steemit Drama" which is almost a year old, but has a timeless quality to it.
It is here: @jrswab/4-reasons-to-avoid-steem-drama.
I can save you some time and quote the article's main points:
- Risk Of Enormous Downvotes.
- Formation Of Enemies.
- Loss Of Productivity & Focus.
- Underachievement.
I have a suggestion for people who are new and possibly for some who are not so new:
Put your full effort into creating the best content we can for the Steemit community.
That is how we keep Steemit amazing and bringing in new creators.
