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RE: Why I Flag ozchartart

in #steemit8 years ago (edited)

Hello Dan,

while I agree that ozzies post earn a lot money, I think that most of the whales value his stuff because they are crypto addicts. we had the same discussion with another guy's posts when ned flagged him.

I have been one of the fortunate bloggers who were supported by @smooth for a long time. many have cried that i posted 4 post per day but I build the rewards to build up my reputation and help others in the process.

In the past when I was a super Steemit N00b and a super minnow I challenged you and even made a post about that you as a founder should decline payouts it is great to see that you listened to us and are declining payouts on most of your posts.
haha here is the post: https://steemit.com/steemit/@knozaki2015/why-is-dan-receiving-usdusdusd-for-sharing-official-announcements-of-steemit (just found it again)

It it good that you address this issue but I think eventually every blogger will have his ups and downs. ozzie has a run, might have secured some whales supporting him, but that support might end anyday. so I think we could just see how it works out.

In the end the whales are here for profit, so they will support someone else if ozzies is not bringing in enough voting rewards

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the OZcharts are pure shit!
Not worth anything - if my analysis people came in with that kind of crap, I would have fired them.

I support dan 100%

Was this the Investor / Professional Trader speaking or more the Actor/ Entertainer/comedian ?

First one and then the other.

As much as I don't think fyrstikkens comment above is worth 10 cents (literary in this case, no offence meant), it's true that the information they provide likely will not be of any value to professional traders or investors.

However, although they don't make any attempts at prediction, let's remember that a lot of people still watch financial news networks that don't produce any more valuable content than @ozchartart. If we are to be honest, about the only value provided by most financial media today is entertainment value or for the temporarily uninformed to get a quick look at what happened in the market place during a specific period of time.

No matter how we want to price such content, this is exactly what @ozchartart is producing. Is that worthless and "pure shit"? No, but I normally wouldn't pay for it myself.