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RE: Introducing The Kingmaker Writing Contest, #SharkSchool University, And Omniloquent Publishing - Three #SharkSchool Initiatives That Incentivize Steemit Users To Step Their Game Up
I actually think @yallapapi is one of the better trending users, and he's super up front about his bot use- I don't consider him to be a problem, and if more of the bid-bot users were like him, well, the front page would be much nicer.
But yeah, @transparencybot comments should be at or near the top of any bid-bot promoted post, even if it's a high quality post.
hypocrisy at its finest. how can it be okay for one user but not others??? yes he's very upfront about it and people really dig that.. but still he's doing what you say is sooo wrong. don't start with the double standards. I'm willing to go after those who are really the problem. transparencybot is just one of the issues here but i'm going after other users. so please let me know who the real problems are.
Just so you know, every post you downvote gets upvoted which causes it to go to the top of the comments section.
Basically, it's the higher quality of his posts that make it forgivable. Talent and skill forgive a lot of sins. It's a pretty easy concept to grasp, I feel like you're deliberately trying to not get it.
Also, it's pretty hilarious how stupidly bad your anti @transparencybot campaign is going. All your shit-talk fell pretty flat, nice going!