RE: Video Gnosis Clase 4(parte 1): Las 3 mentes.
You have received a @GrumpyCat flag because you or someone else sent money to buy votes from an irresponsible non-GrumpyCompliant service.
Some bots are acting irresponsibly by selling votes on posts very close to final payout. These votes are sneaky, not promotion and are most of the time placed on low value content.
Sending money to these bots is also financially supporting for-profit only posters (spammers).
To know what voting bot to use, refer to https://steembottracker.com/ and use those that have 3.5 day or less in the "Max Age" column.
@sneaky-ninja (by @michaeldavid) is reporting 6 day but is actually selling votes up until 6.4 days.
Important warning, since @sneaky-ninja has made no effort to comply in more than 3 months, it's vote will still be countered even should he improve his Max Age setting.
Hi, I didn't know is bad use it, is an option in bottraker.
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Hey, do you just flag without explaining? Is there any warning? Or is it shoot first ask questions later?
Why do you want to stop people from buying upvotes at the last moment? (assuming the post is substantial and not spam)
Is there a way to combat the actual bot itself vs targeting potentially unsuspecting users of the bots...
Also based on the way the blockchain / Steemit is set up (and since bots are allowed to exist...) does it make sense to flag someone for using the service at the last moment as opposed to flagging shitty* content or spam? Shitty could be spammy posts, no citations, etc., vs subjectively shitty content.
Wouldn’t it be better (albeit more work) to try to enlighten someone instead of punish them first? If you use the above without the initial flag you could still upvote yourself and use it as a way to try and teach users how you think they should behave, as an initial warning...? I don’t know how easily that could be automated into a bot.
Thoughts?
I’m prob not the first person to suggest this so excuse any redundancy and if you could link me to somewhere that you might’ve explained this before that’d be appreciated too. Thanks