It's not really that big of a deal. Just more buttons to push. It's not like I'm borrowing them the car and it's coming back missing the seats and one side. Maybe they'll show up again with the rest someday? Who knows.
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Fair enough, and thanks for clarifying. Since you shared your giving experiences, it felt to me like a good time to share my philosophy on giving. :)
Delegating can turn into a real pain. Might be 50 accounts on a list or more that require constant monitoring. So it's not a big deal, but can turn into a nightmare when it comes time to managing it all. It's never a permanent thing. But I hear you. You'll like voting. Every time you give, you get something back.
Hmm, makes sense, I think I'm getting the picture. Thank you. Perhaps I'll find out by delegating to others one day? I've been focused on creating content, 6 fairly in-depth posts in as many days means I haven't focused much on voting, so I'll explore it more soon. :)
If you're voting without any HP, it's just a like button with a limited number of fully charged 'likes'. When voting with HP, you're entitled to a portion of the 50%/50% author/consumer/curator/post reward pool generated with each post published. The more stake you own, the higher the return you'll receive with each vote given, and depending on a few variables. Authors receive 50% of the post reward pool by default, also depending on a few variables.
Ahhh, that makes it clearer. So when I vote, I'm actually becoming an 'investor' in a piece of content.
And my 'investment return' per vote depends on my stake? (which is the same as HivePower?)
I think I'm getting it. If there's no central location to learn this stuff, I'll aim to include it in my upcoming post for newbies & beginners.
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