This is really interesting. It'll be curious to see how this will ultimately work, as I do believe this works really well BUT if this hits mainstream in Steem users, some bot users might try to change their behavior to adapt and to keep their bots more attractive to use, promising their users still to get a lot of views.
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Yeah, the time will tell. But it is those who can adapt, not the strongest, who will survive..
So please let us know what you like and what you don't so we can adapt :)
Well I'll tell when I have a strong view on this. :)
I'm not sure if it's already explained somewhere, but it would be interested to know how the content is actually separated between automated or bot votes and the actual votes. As I can think of many ways of trying to get around being detected as a upvote selling account, but of course, most of them take extra work and currently bring no value to the bot operators, so I'm hoping it'll stay that way and the bots will stay as simple as they are :)
Thanks for your comment!
This question was already posted and answered here. Also you can find the answer if you click on the actual percentage.
Thank you for the reply :)