@tronthetechie I agree with you. Although new to the space, a lot of it sounds spammy. At the same time, I was listening to a steemit podcast a month or so ago and a few of the people interviewed were in Africa and steemit has become their legit way of making a living so some of it just may be broken English.
I suppose worthless was a bad choice of words, they don’t usually add much value. I don’t mind stumbling through the broken English if they have something to say aside from “good post, upvote follow I testers you. Resteem”
I absolutely agree. I guess what I'm getting at is that I'm optimistic that this is an organic community and possibly we can all learn and make some real world connections...
I wonder the same thing
Too I wonder. :) Haha.
It seems like after you grow to a point on Steemit, all the spam starts to roll in with hopes of penny upvotes.
I’m crawling david’s Comments and when someone becomes excessively spammy/Beggy, I flag them down, and explain why they received the flag.
The broken English comments are worthless, but don’t cross the arbitrary line, so I let them stay.
@tronthetechie I agree with you. Although new to the space, a lot of it sounds spammy. At the same time, I was listening to a steemit podcast a month or so ago and a few of the people interviewed were in Africa and steemit has become their legit way of making a living so some of it just may be broken English.
I suppose worthless was a bad choice of words, they don’t usually add much value. I don’t mind stumbling through the broken English if they have something to say aside from “good post, upvote follow I testers you. Resteem”
I absolutely agree. I guess what I'm getting at is that I'm optimistic that this is an organic community and possibly we can all learn and make some real world connections...
But, I'm an idealist. Blessing and a curse