If a single person uses an alternate Hive account (especially with significant Hive Power) to upvote the posts and comments of their primary account, it is practically still self-voting but is hard to detect (especially when the upvoting account does not have posts or comments). By the way, on conventional social media, autovoting bots are normally prohibited.
If a single person uses an alternate Hive account (especially with significant Hive Power) to upvote the posts and comments of their primary account, it is practically still self-voting but is hard to detect (especially when the upvoting account does not have posts or comments). By the way, on conventional social media, autovoting bots are normally prohibited.
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