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RE: Steemit Success: Whales Need To Stop Acting Like Bankers And Being Short-Sighted
The other angle is this: Bob has a million Steem Power. Bob upvotes holoz0r, as a result, holoz0r has more Steem power and is likely to upvote Jane.
Because holoz0r has more Steem Power thanks to Bob, Jane now has more Steem Power and upvotes Sarah.
Just because you don't immediately see a ROI it doesnt mean it is a good idea. Building the community and your audience up is far more important and will eventually be more rewarding than current, dare I use such a word... regimes.
I try to stay out of these topics and focus on creating content, but you've articulated your point of view so well I felt I should weigh in.
Thank you for weighing in @holoz0r especially since it isnt something you normally do.
And yes I agree creating great content and building a following (dare I say...a community) is much more important. Nevertheless, it seems that too many are looking for the shortcuts...which is their right.
I like your scenario, if the votes are passed around. From that point of view, too often, from what I can see, is the votes end up in the same hands...on the same people's posts....Bob starts the process and Sarah completes it by voting Bob.
Not exactly how it works but you get my point.
Thanks again for the thoughtful comment. I appreciate the interaction and discussion.