You have been victim of a @GrumpyCat flag because you or someone else sent money to buy votes from an irresponsible non-GrumpyCompliant service.
@sneaky-ninja @pushup and @aksdwi are acting irresponsibly by selling votes to people on their post in the day before payout. = 99.99% abuse rate.
Sending money to these bots is also financially supporting for-profit spammers.
To know what voting bot to use, refer to https://steembottracker.com/ and use those that have 3.5 day or less in the "Max Age" column.
Anyone who is genuine about promoting their posts will not use bots after 2 days. Posts move off the hot list in less than a day and many posts rarely make 3 days on the trending list. @boomerang and @booster have the right idea with 2.5 days. I recommend that Grumpy Compliance should be adjusted accordingly.
There is another problem of people posting 2 minutes before a bot bidding session expires and then bidding on a bot to bring the max bid below zero. The last minute bidder gains (no curation payout) while all those that voted earlier lose out. This is abuse of the bots and something Grumpy Compliance should also address.
I strongly believe Grumpy Compliance is in need of updating. I hope you take these points into consideration.
Ummmm... what in the actual f...?
The image below is from further down the comments section of this post. @grumpycat2 requested the vote for this post from @pushup, it wasn't @blocksec.
Anywho, this is great entertainment. Kind of like a block-chain soap opera, which is, of course, very wholesome for participants and audiences alike. Amirite?
I like the way you think
Valuable sharing
Thanks for guiding new steemers like me
Valuable sharing
Thanks for guiding new steemers like me