66% voting power! I'm beside myself with all this sweet ass power.
I'm kidding about all the sweet ass power, but I haven't had 66% voting power since August.
I'm sure that I had one of lowest voting power percentages on Steemit, because I upvote all kinds of awesome posts.
In August, I had no Steem Power and didn't know a soul, but that changed quickly when I started upvoting and commenting on all kinds of post.
Old habits die hard, but in recent days, posting has died off significantly because of the last hardfork.
I thankful for the recent increase in my voting power, but I would rather read through more steemit post.
I'm @runridefly and if you want me to upvote your posts, let me know. Steem On Dudes!
Good for you and me if you take a look at my posts.
I'm following you and I already upvoted your recent posts. Steem On Dude!
Thank you I appreciate that.
it would be wonderful if you could upvote my posts @writemore thanks for asking
@writemore, you have some nice posts.
thanks for you acknowledgement
With great power, comes great responsibility :)
@sandstorm, it's not much power at all, but I continue to Steem On my friend.
That's all you can do, and have fun at the same time. Steem on!
Hello. I follow you. And I like your posts. It would be great if your will upvote me. I think my "6/24" posts with photos and animations are good.
There was an author here who got her voting power down to well below 40% MANUALLY, I said to her "@mindhunter will be proud". haha I think that was @karenmckersie . Maybe, you know it's a mission to go back and check anyting older than a week or 2, especially several months.
Anyways, She didn't even realize it. I had only seen a bot do it down to 22% never a manual voter.
You've got some voting to do. lol
@solarguy, I was down as low as 24% not to long ago, but it averaged between 30 to 35% before the hardfork. Thank you for the comment.
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