@ned These ideas might help in this particular circumstance:
RobinHood and others similar to this community:
If this 5 vote a day is implemented, it might be important to balance out by allowing Whales to redistribute their voting power. This can help groups like them still seek to help find the unfounded, but would probably require more members in this particular case.More of a headsup from what I've been reading throughout the site:
It's important to note that many of the hot topics in Steemit are anarchic and libertarian-based, so it might damage investments as well as faith from the crowd who sort of find it iffy or discouraging when they see their votes limited - the thing they want to avoid when it comes to cryptocurrency living. Liberation in a sense that people can help people out, like in the paragraph above, can balance out the turmoil.
- This is just an idea I just figured might or might not help:
What happens if the rules changed a bit and allowed your author posting per day and your time of existence help improve your voting power? Or at least increase voting reception percentages from a vote? The latter might or might not get rid of the ranging and sliding of one's voting, by simply allowing the power of the vote become natural and automatic depending on the author's activity.