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RE: The Joy of flashing the STEEM account-value!!
I made a wrong transfer to @ speedvoter 7,640 SBD. for which i want to send 0.076 SBD to @speedvoter.
please kindly repay me my SBD. therefore SBD my work for 1 month more in steemit
can you help me @fyrstikken
To be clear, you transferred seven SBD not seven thousand, right? Some countries use a comma while others use a decimal point. In the US for example, 7,640 means seven thousand six hundred and forty SBD. I suspect you mean seven SBDs and sixty-four SB...umm...cents.
Why would anyone use a comma for that??
Probably the same reason some use the metric system and others don't or the reason that some drive on the right side while others drive on the left. Different strokes for different folks, I guess, I guess.
lol because other countries do things differently
Although not the other countries, the people of Bangladesh will do it
That is ridiculous! Numbers should have been a universal language after all--here comes people creating their own system. LOL
Agreed. Decimals are objectively correct, as used elsewhere in math.
perks of blockchain ... no refund :P
Hahahaha thats quite a big difference lol!!!
My friend, thats quite much and mistakes are bound to happen.
I advise you to visit @speedvoter blog and see if any link to discord which i believe there should be.
leave comments everywhere you spot the name and you will get help.
Otherwise, since it sounds like an upvote bot, you just get upvoted the equivalent amount and if its above maximum transfer, @speedvoter should return your sbd.
That's simple.
@bob-elr.
nice photo
Your transfer was for 7.640 SBD. Immediately after the transfer you received a vote from speedvoter. Sadly it was less than you sent. Bid-bot voting adds all bids together and pays out its voting power pro-rata to the bids received. In this case the voting power was much less than the total bids received.
I agree @swissclive. And by the way, I had to check out Merriam Webster's dictionary to take a look what the word pro rata means.
fancy talk for divided in equally averaged ratios
more or less