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RE: NULS Wants to Make Blockchain Affordable with Its Chain Factory
Yeah, well, unfortunately that's the majority of people that reside on this platform @experiment . One of the very big reasons for why bot owners should now allow just any posts or a big reputation account use their services. Give them power like this, will only bring mud inside the house .
Great point @viog37. The bot owners should have some standards - some do actually.
I want humans who comment on my posts, not bots. I want to be able to follow the conversation. If you want to resteem with a bot, you are welcome to do it, but not to comment about it. The comment section is to discuss, not to promote your bot. If I bid into a bot, I don't want him to comment on my post saying that I bought a vote neither. It's spam and it's unwelcome.
@najoh If you want humans to comment on your post, then post quality content and develop a following organically as was said earlier. Spend time on Steemit, reach out as a human, make nice comments on others' posts, esp thise with similar interests. They might follow you, and participate in the discussion of what you post.
And it works both ways - if you use bots, you attract bots.
This tool will actually show you which bots do and do not comment after you pay them for promotion - https://steembottracker.com/ - I look forward to seeing if you only use non-commenting promotion bots from now on to see if you really mean what you said.
And for the record (something you'd know if you were actively participating in the Steem community) most people feel that paying bots for promotion pollutes the Trending page - "it's spam and it's unwelcome, use the Promotion tab" - is what many people say about paying bots to promote.
Honestly, I think the whole reason you started downvoting them in the first place is because you don't actually want it known that you pay bots to promote your posts. Use the link I gave you and at least you won't have that problem.