Early upvoters: first 24 hours, but with the speed of Snaps, that's just about everyone
Can you self-vote: there is no rule against it, but it is generally seen as "rewards milking"
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Early upvoters: first 24 hours, but with the speed of Snaps, that's just about everyone
Can you self-vote: there is no rule against it, but it is generally seen as "rewards milking"
ah ha, so the first 24 hours - what? how does that work ?
This was a relatively big change from some of the later Steem forks -- the chain used to prioritize those who voted in the first five minutes, but that disadvantaged everyone who did not have a bidbot or an autotrail. So, a later Hive fork was coded for a 24-hour premium instead.
interesting. thanks for sharing your knowledge on this. i like knowing stuff like this but its information that is seemingly hard to find.
Somebody was putting together a Hive wiki -- I think it is called Propolis -- so, perhaps the need is being met.
The challenge about Hive is that there are few easily accessible spots to find out about historical changes ... we need a good historian, and a Hive community library, and that may not exist yet. I've just been around since Hive was Steem, so, I remember.
ive been around a while too but i didnt pay attention to the details or get involved with the devs really, back then