I'm not aware of any real negative effects, besides the lost penny, of a @spaminator downvote. If @hivewatchers frivolously adds people to that list, it will lose meaning, if it hasn't already.
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I'm not aware of any real negative effects, besides the lost penny, of a @spaminator downvote. If @hivewatchers frivolously adds people to that list, it will lose meaning, if it hasn't already.
@eturnerx @pfunk
It was already explained to this user that he should stop farming with recycled posts 10 months ago
https://hive.blog/hive-184437/@world-travel-pro/flash-back-to-the-old-norm-a-market-in-the-mekong-delta-can-tho-vietnam-2019-8-photos
The user continued to farm with reposts anyway. All that was changed in every, single post were photos. juggling photos from the same photo sessions and dividing them into dozens of posts while the whole text was copied from the previous ones (text makes up and the majority of the post and is supposed to be a story highlight)
The user has farmed rewards worth thousands of USD with these posts. I guess, it is about time to stop it.
Each post was spammed many times over.
Sounds to me like you're stepping over the line into content policing. Many posts repeat themselves with the text they have but if he's sharing new photos and that's the meat of the content, why should it receive downvotes from Hivewatchers?
Yeah. By the way, https://peakd.com/curation/@pfunk/i-will-avoid-curating-anyone-on-hive-that-is-posting-to-steem