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RE: Steem Voting weight % is not that linear as we may think
Why does it matter?
As the rshares are always using the same amount of vp it doesn't matter if i vote with 0.2% or 0.5% right? It's all the same and can't be used for anything, right?
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Look at formula for calculating rshares:
0.5% upvote should give 2.5x more rshares than 0.2%
Yeah butit doesn't. My question is how this can be utilized for anything or is this just a 'good to know'.
It doesn't really change the optimal voting behaviour. Its just a bit "unexpected" for the users.
this^
What I can imagine is a situation when someone buys a vote from bot service. He pays for 0.2% upvote and get 0.5% instead.
Oh thats a very interesting thought...
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In financial absolute rewards that won't help.
In the post there was another big for upvote bots with more than 1mln SP. If you were able to exploit that bug you had a much better business case.
That's why voting bots have minimum bid / payment so they vote with at least 1% or more. But some small rounding errors happen all the time :)