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RE: A look into the LasseCash Tribe, as requested by Lasseehlers.

A really nice adult reply you scored there.
Never looked at lassecash myself but to be honest also not that much into other tribes.

The communities are a great addition to the Hive blockchain. The idea behind it is great. Making it easy to find posts to your liking. But lots got messed up by euhm human greed. All posts almost have the max allowed tags, just to make an extra income.
Due to this lots of spam can be found in the tribes.
Probably my posts don’t differ from that but I think I am on the lower side of tag usage.

Could you explain how such a curve should be interpreted?
Did discover your site today and it is awesome!

Cheers,
Peter

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The curve shows you how rewards are distributed. When the end of the curve goes straight up like in the case of Lassecash that means the rewards are distributed to very few accounts.

The slower the curve goes from 0 to the top of the chart the better the distribution.

The left side of the chart will always be low as most people get very few rewards as they don’t get many votes or don’t post often. The right side of the curve is what has the most information. In fact this chart cuts most of the left side off already to try to zoom into the section where most of the distribution happens.

Ideally you want a curve that raises above zero but only slowly raises to the max value which means a lot of account have decent rewards but it isn’t stacked a select few popular authors.

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