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RE: [The Uncomfortable, Convenient Truth.] "Don't You Like Me?"/"Pls High Vote." [My Voting Truth]

in #writing7 years ago

I do most of my upvoting from busy.org, where I can use a slider, because even my crappy little vote (.05 at 100%) wouldn’t last an hour if I voted at full power all the time. I’m usually at .01 or .02 per vote, and I still run too low everyday. But I’d rather give lots of people a cent or two, than a handfull of people .05, which doesn’t leave them much better off than the .02 would have.

I appriciate all the upvotes I get. As a matter of fact, if I had to choose between just having all the .05 and under I get, or the .06 and over I get, I’d probably break even. On the majority of my posts, it’s all the little votes that add up to something.

I apriciate every upvote I’ve recieved from you. I don’t know what they’re worth...I don’t know how to figure that out. (Maybe you could help me out with that.) But the fact that you take the time to look at my posts is appriciated. I also appriciate all the advice, help and support you’ve given me from my day one.

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Thank you very much Shari, I appreciate it. I don't know. I don't keep track of things like that. You could use https://steemworld.org/@@@powellx5 to figure that out though.

One Steemworld, you're able to see at which percentage people vote and how much each vote is worth. This time, I gave you a 10% vote and it's worth $13 as of now. I usually vote with anything between 5% and 14% on most people. And I've been doing a bunch of 1 and 3% votes this last week because I don't feel really comfortable giving more than that for someone who's posting a handful of photos per day. It still adds up to a higher percentage per day anyways. I don't mean that I have a problem with someone posting photos, because I love that, but I can't continue to upvote them with higher percentages when they're posting multiple photos per day. I'd be draining my VP if I did that, which means that others would get less.