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RE: Steem Survey: Should The Posts That Have Used Bidbots Be Moved to the Promoted Tab?

in #bidbot6 years ago

Is this a serious question? Do "we" have to benefit from everything? It is data collection, maybe something comes of it, maybe it doesn't but at least an effort was made to collect and present the data.

As for how YOU benefit, which I believe is what you really meant to ask, if all posts that have bid bot votes on them are moved to the promoted tab, then the trending tab becomes what really got organic votes to be popular... well, plus everything haejin self votes on.

This means you have a better chance of getting to trending without having to save and spend a fortune on bid bots. But you know... no one looks at trending anyway, so it probably won't benefit you at all.

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I’m thinking of discoverability of engaging content for reading purposes plus we will need room for the Organic Trending Page which will save Steem from doom and MySpace. Getting the retention rate of new users and eventual mass adoption is the end goal.

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How quickly you forget.... Or maybe you didn't experience it the way many of us did.

Prior to the voting bots there were a select few who all voted each other first and sometimes a few others. There was absolutely no way to get visibility for unknown users, projects that wanted to get visibility, etc.

Currently, anyone can put their post on trending for the community to discover. If it is bad, it can be flagged. Those who are upset are mostly comprised of those who were a part of the select few and those who weren't here to see what it was really like.

The probem isn't the voting bots it's the lack of curation with both up and down votes.