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RE: How Is Vote Buying Different From Steemit's Promote Feature?

in #votebuying7 years ago

I think Vote buying has more cons then pros.

Pros:
Give an unknown author a boost and jumpstart their articles because they lack the influence in the community.

Cons:

  1. Some voting bots are controlled by people who use the Voting-bots power after curating from "bought votes" to flag articles that they don't like.

  2. Then there is another con job where a Voting-Bot developed enough trust from the community just to trick people in buying higher premium votes AND cashed out on the SBD.

  3. Voting-bots votes are fake. So articles being upvoted are NOT really good articles but paid for to upvote.

We are better off without Voting-bots IMO. The solution is to have more curators. Then there is gentleman known as @Fulltimegeek that is actually designating his Steem Powers to curators to support the community effort to upvote good articles.

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Ok so if all these concerns listed were addressed (i.e
i) they are not bot controlled to begin with,
ii) no flagging of articles is involved
iii) no con job :)
iv) only good articles are upvoted as there are actual humans who read these posts and vote only those that pass a certain standard,
but you were still required to pay for the "service", would it make it any better or more of the same?

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It would make it better