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RE: Steem Power distribution trends - Steemit is becoming more democratic, diverse and equal! A detailed analysis.

in #steemit8 years ago

It can't sort itself out because people are abusing tags and I read yesterday that posts can't be voted upon after a month. Because of this, I decided to quit blogging until I have a following from posting comments. It kills me to post up great info only to have it buried under crap and forgotten. I'm here to share ideas that create true freedom and build tribe and if it's going to take a whale noticing before anyone interacts, I'm wasting my time. Hopefully my comments open some eyes in the meantime.

Your charts are the way they are because of the nature of the system. Anyone that's read the whitepaper and has any critical thinking skills won't need the chart you made because redistribution is common sense. If the whales/stars weren't redistributing some portion of their "wealth", the site would very quickly die. I have a feeling that lots of redistribution is to multiple accounts that the whales hold. If you have 50 accounts and distribute power amongst them, you can power down much quicker. If I cared more, I'd dig into the blockchain and prove it.

With the drastic disproportion of whales and minnows though, there's no way they can go through enough posts to distribute that wealth based upon merit, and as far as I'm concerned, they're upvoting mainly garbage. I rarely find anything interesting in trending but see lots of awesome posts in new that get buried and forgotten.

There are a few huge flaws in this model that if not corrected, will probably kill this idea eventually. Bots need to go. Multiple accounts per user need to go. All accounts need to be verified humans. Posts should be able to be voted upon indefinitely. Tag abuse needs to be stopped. A better search engine needs to be put in place. The follow feature would be awesome. I could keep going but my typing finger is getting tired...

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