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RE: Let's talk about voting bots
Having said that, I'm really confident that good content will shine on its own! Automation or no automation...
I think this is true, too. People on other platforms put in months and years of hard work building their audience and sharing their own content before they eventually hit the monetization tier (and how many burn out and give up before getting monetized?). Steem actually has a lower barrier to entry than most other platforms. If someone produces good content and does the same legwork that content producers do on other sites, I'm also confident that their content will stand out.
It's easy to lose sight of that, so thank you for raising that point.
True, very true
Have you ever observed there are sometimes purchased comments and likes under the quick popularity videos/content? The life of such content is really short-lived. It eventually fades away after a burst of energy. In contrast, valued content, no matter how slow the progress, continues to live a long life.
This is an off topic debate from your very technical blog ;)
Apologies for steering away from the main agenda!
I never noticed that. I do know that there are markets out there where people can buy followers, though.