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RE: Why you may be getting downvoted

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I wanted to write a short post...

Andd, text wall :P

I don't think anyone predicted the animosity towards 'promoted' posts, and it's cool that some accounts still using them declining rewards.

What do you think about setting beneficiaries to an account which then gives a vote?

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     5 years ago  

    Like the account would check the beneficiaries before giving you an upvote and ROI based on it? Sounds like a good idea. Bid bots need to adjust their ways of upvoting as well, seems unproductive to expect others to constantly downvote them down from ROI and get a lot of hate when instead they could just make them unprofitable to begin with which then won't need as much downvotes and at the same time would save them more voting power to use for curation...

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       5 years ago (edited) 

      seems unproductive to expect others to constantly downvote them down from ROI and get a lot of hate when instead they could just make them unprofitable to begin with

      Yeah it is. But where would the profit go? It would be nice to see a % nulled or go to steem.dao

      Answered Taraz re: first point. So it's like buying the vote 7 days ahead, but no funds are sent. hmmm.

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      I think he means where the beneficiaries are set to the bot so that the bot votes on the post and gets the curation + the payout. It is a proxy vote buy.

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       5 years ago  

      Yep. The reason I asked, check out sct.krwp :)

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