The word to me is "balance". Mastering going back and forth, or even staying in the middle, in a balanced way in terms of cost, time, energy and quality. The balance is specially challenging here because content must be organic and humane in order to be well received, and being well received means it's profitable, which sends us back to a work-like mentality where organicity is not really important and can be even detrimental. Most types of work require, to be profitable, discipline and constancy, where being disciplined and constant means being inorganic, an attitude incompatible with the creation of organic content. The prevalence of the first attitude in the industry of creativity results in the plastic, pre-cooked, unoriginal and predictable content we see in cinema, tv, music, books, etc. So if you want to set yourself apart from that and be fresh and original you must fall sometime in a behaviour that's not oriented to be profitable even if it is deemed to be well received. So it's kind of a paradox whose balance set artists apart. Long story short: we are not going down that path so let's just enjoy ourselves here which works nicely by itself, with the cost-reward system of SN helping us to keep that balance between careless and thoughtful content making for an organic and nutritive end result.