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RE: My thoughts on the Steem reward curve

in #steem6 years ago

'If everyone had an equal vote, one could create many fake identities, use those accounts to skew voting, and distribute a large portion of the reward pool into undeserving hands. '

But this is what accounts like BernieSanders in his merry band of 1 are doing every day!

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Bernie used to do all his flagging from one account. It's not like Reddit where 1 account equals 1 vote. You need SP behind your vote for it to matter.

On Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and basically everywhere but here 1 account = 1 vote.

Here, 1 account doesn't equal 1 vote. 1 Steem Power = 1 Vote.

If bernie has 1,000,000SP, it doesn't matter whether he has all his SP in 1 account or spread across 100 different accounts, he has the same amount of influence either way.

"he uses these account to up vote eachother"

Yes, he does. The end result is no different than him upvoting himself with just one account with the same amount of Steem Power.

I'm not commenting on whether it's okay or not - I could write an entire post on that topic.

What I'm saying is that if you vote for yourself from 100 accounts with 10,000SP each. It's the same result as voting for yourself from 1 account with 1,000,000SP.