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RE: Part III: Steemit Economy. Current Trends
I'm not seeing a difference between the last two charts. Am I missing something or is that a copy/paste mixup?
I'm not seeing a difference between the last two charts. Am I missing something or is that a copy/paste mixup?
Thank you very much for your attention. Apparently I mistakenly inserted the wrong chart. I fixed it and now everything is correct.
Thank you! I was afraid I was confused about something. These are interesting charts. You might want to consider adding robiniaswap to future bot reporting. I don't know much about it, just that it exists.
Thanks for the tip. I will learn more about robiniaswap and add it to the list of bots.
I read this post on my phone yesterday and was a bit confused by this - now I've opened it on my PC it's all ok (because you changed it) 🙂
It's good to see the "current supply" staying steady - hopefully we'll start to see an upward trend in the next update.
The UpVu increasing its bid-bot dominance is interesting.
Always 😉
I always try to do quality work. But when I prepared all the data, made all the charts and started publishing the post, it suddenly turned out that I needed to leave immediately. So I ended this post hastily and, as it turned out, made mistakes.
UpVu offers its customers such favorable conditions that it is guaranteed dominance on the platform forever. I don't see how Steemit can return to a healthy economy. Now I have the support of a steemcurator and I'm fine, but if there was no steemcurator, many users would probably leave this platform.
Writing quality work in a hurry is very hard - that's why I've not posted a great deal recently. I could post something - it might even be ok but I enjoy the process of researching, thinking about a topic and trying to present it in a way that is entertaining.
It's amazing looking at your post history and the $0 or $0.20 rewards from 3+ months ago. You've earned the support that you get having been so determined to keep going 👍🏼
I like the way you write, it's always fun.
Imagine, I signed up for a platform I had never heard of before, but learned that I could make money here. What to do after registration? Something needs to be published, but what? I need to see what content is paid the most here, which means that people like it the most.
I go to the main page, everything is Korean. Then I move on to the list of communities. The first English-speaking community I came across was StockPhotos. There are users udibekwe and mukada. One publishes photos of flowerpots without text, the other some simple drawings, always with the same text.
Then I joined the Account Booster community. The situation there is similar.
I decided that no one reads here, so it is not advisable to make an effort and write something thorough. This is my first idea of the content that is in demand here. That is why at first I did not write anything worthwhile and, accordingly, did not receive any support.
I had no interaction with other authors, except that I always spent all my daily voting power.
Over time, I realized that quality things are valued here and began to strive to create something more like normal content. Because of this, I started to get more support.
Both the same person 🙂
I wonder how many others have followed the same path that you did. I'd say that 80%+ of the people that join do similar until they decide to either give up or realise that they'll enjoy it more if they shared what they're interested in.
Now it is clear why they act in the same way.
I remember I couldn't understand why these photos are so special and why they vote for them so much :) This dude is smart, he doesn't care about anyone's opinion, doesn't make an effort and makes good money. There are a lot of such dudes here.
It would be much better if I joined the newcomer community. I wanted but didn't want to post my photo in achievement 1 :)
I didn't like posting my photo either but I did to start with... and then I deleted it in the hope that nobody would be bothered enough to go and find it again. If I was signing up today, I almost certainly wouldn't add one.
On a completely different topic, have you spent any time recently browsing around Steemit to see what other activity's going on on the platform? I'd not really looked until recently and it appears as though Steemit's just lots of little Steemit's with very little cross-community interaction.