@steembasicincome has many different accounts @sbi2, @sbi3, ect. Your vote will come from the most available account at the time of your post. The vote will always still have the same amount that your account was due at that time no matter which account is used to cast the vote.
Actually members are not explicitly assigned to pool accounts any more (although that used to be the case). Now we dynamically select the best account for each upvote right when the upvote is delivered.
You are welcome to edit your submission and I will review again (or you can resubmit if your edit is substantial.)
Edit: Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
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It's one of the things that changed with our automated release. It even changed from our initial announcement, when we still wanted to have semi-static pool assignments. Over time we came to realize that this was a much more elegant solution code-wise and when we eventually fit our accounts to our SP curve goal it will result in a similar outcome (semi-static pool assignments).
I'm happy to talk about how that outcome will eventually happen if you're interested, but it gets pretty technical.
SBI has multiple accounts/pools for upvoting. Upvotes to your post or sponsee's post can come from the main account @steembasicincome or one of other SBI pools (@sbi2, @sbi3, etc.). Getting upvoted by different SBI account doesn't imply a different treatment on your subscription.
Steembasicincome manages upvotes from a number of different accounts it owns. Any member could be upvoted by any of SBI's accounts and it is important to note that this will not have any influence on the size of your upvote.
@steembasicincome has a lot of accounts which upvote based on the voting power available. And about the sponsored part it's not the person who does the upvoting but @steembasicincome and it's alternative accounts.
I don't think there's confusion whether the upvotes come from SBI or other subscribers. Also mentioning SBI alternative account names would be nice too.
Basically accurate. The multi-account system is a legacy feature that is less relevant now, but there are long-term scale advantages to keeping it. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
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Simple! The sponsored person doesn't do the upvoting. But of course may not be the actual q. To rephrase the q: "why do I see SBI X upvoting me and not @steembasicincome themself?" That's because @steembasicincome has many SBI Bots doing much of the heavy lifting of upvoting members and ensuring they get the upvotes they deserve. That and the SBI staff has to delegate resources and ensure the @steembasicincome account doesn't drain it's upvote power with its many, many members. While ensuring their many, many members get their upvotes as they have rightfully deserved. But to return back for obscenity's sake, @steembasicincome doesn't use other accounts to do the liking; they do the liking as their front-service.
@steembasicincome has related accounts and they all upvote differently based on the voting power available and the vote value to be given out at a particular instant.
Rated 5. The response is too long and still doesn't explains how the multi-accounts work or on which basis do the accounts give out votes at a particular instant.
That is because your investment is with @steembasicincome and not the person you sponsored so that means @steembasicincome or any of its related voting accounts (e.g. @sbi2, @sbi3, @sbi4...) will be the ones to upvote your posts.
I don't think there's confusion whether the upvotes come from SBI or other subscribers. The question basically asks "Why I am upvoted by @sbi4 while my friend is upvoted by @steembasicincome?" and this doesn't answer that.
@steembasicincome has many different accounts @sbi2, @sbi3, ect. Your vote will come from the most available account at the time of your post. The vote will always still have the same amount that your account was due at that time no matter which account is used to cast the vote.
7 rating
Short, clear, and provides all the needed info.
Answer 7! Great edit.
Possible Improvement: 'the best' account can be clarified, perhaps as: 'Your vote will come from the most availalbe account at the time of your post'
Actually members are not explicitly assigned to pool accounts any more (although that used to be the case). Now we dynamically select the best account for each upvote right when the upvote is delivered.
You are welcome to edit your submission and I will review again (or you can resubmit if your edit is substantial.)
Edit: Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
Don't forgot you can also earn points by scoring the clarity and helpfulness of other qualifying responses.
Wow I was wrong on this one thanks for the update I have changed the answer.
It's one of the things that changed with our automated release. It even changed from our initial announcement, when we still wanted to have semi-static pool assignments. Over time we came to realize that this was a much more elegant solution code-wise and when we eventually fit our accounts to our SP curve goal it will result in a similar outcome (semi-static pool assignments).
I'm happy to talk about how that outcome will eventually happen if you're interested, but it gets pretty technical.
Rating 7, covers all details
Rated 6. Great reaction to correction(s) though I still feel this response doesn't still tell the basis on which the multi-accounts give out votes.
Rating 7 - The edited version is on point, clear and accurate.
SBI has multiple accounts/pools for upvoting. Upvotes to your post or sponsee's post can come from the main account @steembasicincome or one of other SBI pools (@sbi2, @sbi3, etc.). Getting upvoted by different SBI account doesn't imply a different treatment on your subscription.
Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
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Answer 6 - I like the addition of 'doesn't imply a different treatment'
clarity score 7
The explanation is short and accurate, suitable for a FAQ answer.
Rating 6, accurate and good
Rated 5. It doesn't explains on which basis do the accounts give out votes and the last sentence sounds wack!
Rating 7 - wording of the last part is really good, nice and professional.
Steembasicincome manages upvotes from a number of different accounts it owns. Any member could be upvoted by any of SBI's accounts and it is important to note that this will not have any influence on the size of your upvote.
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Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
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Rating 6, mentioning the different steembasicincome accounts would be nice
Rated 5. Not really an explicit reply and doesn't explains the basis on which the accounts give out upvotes.
Rating 5
What are the other accounts?
@steembasicincome has a lot of accounts which upvote based on the voting power available. And about the sponsored part it's not the person who does the upvoting but @steembasicincome and it's alternative accounts.
Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
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Rated 6. The second part of the response is not very clear.
Rating 6 - I like it, and it is a relatively clear answer. Wording of the second sentence could be tweaked.
Rating 5
I don't think there's confusion whether the upvotes come from SBI or other subscribers. Also mentioning SBI alternative account names would be nice too.
There are limits on each upvote bot, so there are a lot of SBI-accounts to make the upvotes for everyone possible.
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Basically accurate. The multi-account system is a legacy feature that is less relevant now, but there are long-term scale advantages to keeping it. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
Don't forgot you can also earn points by scoring the clarity and helpfulness of other qualifying responses.
Rated 5. It basically doesn't explains how the multi-accounts work or on which basis do the accounts give out Votes.
Rating 5 - a bit too short and general - answer is accurate however.
Simple! The sponsored person doesn't do the upvoting. But of course may not be the actual q. To rephrase the q: "why do I see SBI X upvoting me and not @steembasicincome themself?" That's because @steembasicincome has many SBI Bots doing much of the heavy lifting of upvoting members and ensuring they get the upvotes they deserve. That and the SBI staff has to delegate resources and ensure the @steembasicincome account doesn't drain it's upvote power with its many, many members. While ensuring their many, many members get their upvotes as they have rightfully deserved. But to return back for obscenity's sake, @steembasicincome doesn't use other accounts to do the liking; they do the liking as their front-service.
@steembasicincome has related accounts and they all upvote differently based on the voting power available and the vote value to be given out at a particular instant.
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Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
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It should be a top-level response to the question comment, but hopefully people can still find it and score your clarity/helpfulness.
Oh! I never noticed I was actually replying to another comment instead of the post 😄
Rating 5 - clear answer, but doesn't mention that the value of the vote is not altered by which account does the voting.
Rating 5
Mention of the related account names would be nice. Also would be better to mention that this doesn't affect the upvote value.
Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
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Rated 5. The response is too long and still doesn't explains how the multi-accounts work or on which basis do the accounts give out votes at a particular instant.
Rating 4 - has some good points, but the last sentences are quite confusing.
Rating 5
Good answer and I appreciate the effort but it's way too cluttered and long for something that can be told in a shorter and clearer manner.
That is because your investment is with @steembasicincome and not the person you sponsored so that means @steembasicincome or any of its related voting accounts (e.g. @sbi2, @sbi3, @sbi4...) will be the ones to upvote your posts.
Accurate. Response accepted as a qualifying submission.
Don't forget you can also earn points by scoring the clarity and helpfulness of other qualifying responses.
Rated 5. It basically doesn't explains how the multi-accounts work or on which basis do the accounts give out Votes.
Rating 6 - covers the basic info needed for the question.
Rating 4
I don't think there's confusion whether the upvotes come from SBI or other subscribers. The question basically asks "Why I am upvoted by @sbi4 while my friend is upvoted by @steembasicincome?" and this doesn't answer that.