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RE: Scumbag Steemian

in #meme7 years ago

Thanks for highlighting this. I've been up-posting my own comments. Is this a fopar? What is the non-scum bag way to up-vote content on steem?

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Sure you can vote on your own comments, but voting them with a higher weight than the post you're voting on is a bit frowned upon in my opinion.

It kind of depends on the length of the comment and the content of the post of course.

Agreed. It's annoying seeing somebody did a tiny upvote on the post and then a 100% upvote on their own comment...

Sometimes I want to down vote content I don't like, but i'm worried i might get abuse. Can people see my down-vote?

Yes, this is all done on a public ledger.

Yikes. I don't like the idea of being seen down voting. I can imagine getting a lot of problems for doing that. How does the site tackle spam?

Through downvotes. @steemcleaners if you want to help but fear retaliation (or just need more vote power)

Thank you all for this conversation and thank you @rodent, I learnt something here! I can think of several cases when @steemcleaners could be applicable. Now I know what to do in the future. All the best, Klaudia

Oh I dream of the day when I can actually vote with different weightings haha.

I like to upvote other peoples comments.. that encourages their interaction with me.. and I vary the weight of my upvote according to the value of the comment..

Just my two cents...I upvote my articles but I do not upvote my comments.

I feel the posts are of quality...comments are for the author...I let him/her and the other ones commenting decide if it warrants anything.

Same here. It's a free market. People will decide.
For a post you've worked hours on, 100% upvote is totally justified.

Absolutely....no reason not to upvote yourself in that situation.

And I dont think many on here would argue that one.

It is the "thanks for posting" when people upvote themselves $3.25 and then dont even upvote the article that drives people nuts.