Firstly, I appreciate both of you @therealwolf and @thecryptodrive for supporting my community work.

I'm not sure how to phrase all the following but here it goes.

I don't believe there is reason to go into argument here, I get the points of both of you and both are doing what each believe is right to do even if the action is different. Also, at this point in time SPS is a new born and we are all learning how to use it efficiently, we will make mistakes, there will be things we didn't think about because we are struggling with new tools that are yet to be perfect.

Being Steem Witness myself, the community development work I've been doing on the Condenser and Wallet apps was part of my plan as a way to give back to the community. Improving one of those two apps is beneficial for everyone. Even if I get nada from the work done (I still did get bit through @utopian-io posts), in the long run I'm still benefiting from it.

I appreciate @thecryptodrive's initiative to write this SPS post to support my work and show case a collaboration between Steemian and the use of this new system.

I partially agree with you @therealwolf on the fact that my PR might be worth less, however, there are some points I'd like to mention:

• my work on this project wasn't just writing the code and submitting the PR, it was also liaising with all parties involved, putting my head around the numbers even if they seem easy for those who know them etc...
• I believe @thecryptodrive also wanted to give me back a little bit more for the past community contribution I did for the Condenser and Wallet apps.
• the value of a work or product is relative. When you are full, you wouldn't pay 50 cent for an apple, when you haven't eaten for days, you would probably pay $5 for one if there was nothing else. A change in an app might be a single line of code but it might bring more value to the app by fixing a critical bug or adding an important feature or information. The reason @thecryptodrive wanted this info is to correct a wrong information that other websites are spreading due to the lack of display of correct information on Steem main dApps, giving bad reputation to the platform. I quote the article he linked in the post above:

WAVES had the second-largest return, with a 4.8% annual yield for staking the token. The decentralized social media platform, Steem (STEEM), offered the lowest income returns, at 1%.

So, according to them staking STEEM would give you 4.8 times less return than WAVES while it's actually only 2.13 times less.

I think that between Witnesses, we should support one another and together build a better platform.

Again, thanks both for your support, I really hope to see more collaboration between all of us.