You know what I just thought about: Bots should be charged with a tax instead of locking them out completely. First you have to pay something like 2+2 SBD&Steem to get an access (and lock out Pakistanis with bot farms) and after that you have to pay a revenue based tax like 50% of all rewards you make with the bot. Payments are every day and before you only get access when the payment has been made.
The tax rate could be adapted to the overall bot activity and the tax money goes to steemit projects.
But then you have to verify it is a bot or not.
Are you seriously THAT fucking stupid? The "steem module". HAHAHAHAHAHA
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
You seriously know NOTHING about Steem and blockchains, do you?? Wow, you are a useless bitch. This is going to be easier than I thought.
They have no idea. All this would be funny, if it wasn't so sad in illuminating how fucking clueless so many users are here about what in the hell they have signed themselves up for.
Yeah the meme above is accurate, explaining it is not an effective use of my time. How about you read the thousands of posts on how this place works, or maybe the white paper or even the blue paper.
You probably think Stinc is in charge of how things work too. Because you have no clue what a dPOS block chain is or how it works, and how @berniesanders is about to school the living dickens out of you on the topic.
I enjoy these shows.
@doodlebot is adorable.
Registering to use the API goes back to me saying that only Steemit would get the upvote capability because it would be the only one with the correct key and secret to access it.
Centralize the decentralized network, place all the control in the single most INEPT AND INCOMPETENT ux/ui interface builder "STINC" and destroy the entire concept of a decentralized block chain in the doing, while in essence, chasing ghosts because you cannot tell what is a bot account or not in the first place in any possible way.
Wow the dumb ass misconceptions are strong here.
Okay.
What do you propose to kill the bots, that are destroying the entire system? Two-Factor authorization for each upvote? What would be the solution to eliminating the main annoyance with Steem and pretty much every social media out today?
Or is a decentralized network just a dream and it won't work in reality as shown with Steem.