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RE: What vote weights do you use when up-voting content?

in #engagement6 years ago

I never give out votes less than $0.03 as they are not very useful. We do have @dustsweeper but if the recipient does not use it then they are again, dust. Also @dustsweeper does not collect all the dust, so to speak, just some of it.

If there's any less than $0.03 I will be surprised, or maybe my finger slipped. :)

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We do have @dustsweeper but if the recipient does not use it then they are again, dust.

Exactly, I don't keep a list of who's in the dust program so would rather try and get the vote to $0.03.

Around 5300 active SP, your finger slipped 5 times in 6971 attempts, probably still easily avoided being dust earlier in the year :)

Unfortunately I noticed almost immediately some in my circle began using the dustsweeper to give super low votes, leaving the responsibility to those they were commenting on to make it worth anything. For just that reason, I quickly stopped using the dustsweeper and they throw the small percentage away now if they vote my comment, as well as have stopped themselves from getting a vote back from me. I notice some of them might be doing it to be more active in your engagement league, and it is a shame they think they are helping themselves while creating for some of us a bad image of their interactions here.

I usually try to give a .03 upvote, although sometimes I will give the full 100% upvote for an outstanding post, or a worthy cause.

It's a shame to think that this might be the reason. The votes do not impact the score in the league as much as the majority of the metrics.

I think I missed my @dustsweeper reminder message as I also get a fair number of $0.02 votes but they aren't being topped up. $0.03 is the way to go if you can.