This is good news and means that using Bid-bots will in fact lead to a greater financial reward than stated.
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This is good news and means that using Bid-bots will in fact lead to a greater financial reward than stated.
That's good news?
For Bot users, yes?
I guess so :). I'm not a bot fan any more.
how come?
Are the reasons financial, ethical, political? :)
Its mainly around upvote bots - i feel that genuine manual curators will be turned away from up-voting posts that have a large number of bot-generated upvotes on them. It could be that im misunderstanding the whole way that curation works however.....
Yes I think they are, and do turn away from bot voted posts.
You could stick a vote on the post a few days in when the interested has faded though?
Yeah, i do think that could be an idea, but then that's obviously not something that the bot owners want as it would reduce their potential curation rewards. For the person who spends time posting good quality content and gets very little reward (which is, unfortunately, the inherent nature of Steemit), I don't really have an issue with them using a bot to get a few extra cents for their efforts. I just worry about the demise of curation, which could in turn, send this platform into a self perpetuating cacophony of bot upvoters as people struggle to get even the slightest reward for their posts..