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RE: Experimenting With Bots & The Importance of Communtiy Bots (Services).
My relationship with bots has improved as the bots improve. They are becoming more fair and effective all the time. @ironshield
Well, they are here and we need to all become aware of who, what, how, when and WHY!
I respect EVERYTHING that people express as an opinion, but hands on, first hand experience is sometimes the best way to come to some new and better conclusions.
Like I said, I actually have gotten to know one of the small bot owners, saw that it was a person trying to ensure an income in addition to his blogging etc. This to me was an eye opener back then, although I personally do see the need for the solution presented by Ned for an alternative/parallel means of promoting Proof of Brain!
ref: GOOD PERSON TOKEN: Something Big Is Coming From Steemit Inc!
As for the community bots, I somewhat feel that many community members are not aware of just how influential these can be to their progress here (in a financial way).
Some may feel that their 20SP, later 30SP, 50, 100, 200, 500 SP delegations are too much to "give" to a community bot.
Yet they fail to see that the vote that they can get from such a community service is somewhat 10 times greater than what they would get if they "self vote" their own posts!
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it takes everyone in the community to make it greater than just great!
Why wait for a Whale to notice you?
When you can help build a whale that all the community members can have vote on their posts?
Isn't that one of the key goals in building a community here on this platform?
So after a few chats on Discord, in particular with @linnyplant, who actually got me motivated to write this post, that is, to share these thoughts here, I think we need to build awareness on the opportunities such community bots offer to all members and just how important each and every member is in achieving financial independence.