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RE: Loosening the purse strings

in #steem6 years ago

I rarely head over to the trending page usually stick to the people I follow occationally picking up a new person based on a comment they made on another post and down the rabbit hole I go.

I did venue out this morning though and for the first time used my down votes. I felt guilty at first. who am I to judge? but I also realized that if they have the right to post shit and an ad then I have the same right to say.... really?

I have to admit that in my first few months on steemit, under my own name, I have tested the waters of the bid bots mainly because a guy I followed used them and I saw $$$$$. I thought "hey, this guy knows what he is doing" but after doing my own research I didn't want to "win" that way.

I think we will only get better from here. I am exited for the next Hard fork that is when this community with really start to hone in with communities, and I hope that by the time that comes around much of the spam and shit posts will be taken care of.

I think once newer users and thoses with low SP realize the potential of Steem out weights the smaller payout we will really see something magical.

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I rarely head over to the trending page usually stick to the people I follow occationally picking up a new person based on a comment they made on another post and down the rabbit hole I go.

I have been checking it daily since the hardfork and now find things to actually upvote there :D There are projects and the unearthed art as well as people who were always too far down the list behind the too-highly botted posts.

I think once newer users and thoses with low SP realize the potential of Steem out weights the smaller payout we will really see something magical.

At some point, newer users will see the potential of the tokenized communities and want to be a part of a community theme they love.

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